Indavocalypse!

[garfalk]

you sir are indeed insane. oh well. i'll enjoy reading!

[Von Folger]

I must admit, ahead of time, that two of next weeks pages were hard for me to draw.
And not on a technical level, either.

No punches will be pulled.

[garfalk]

emulationg space runaway ideon now? (lots of violent deaths on screen)

[Von Folger]

Haven't seen that one. . . but maybe . . .

[garfalk]

if you want to, i suggest the movies. same story condensed to two or three hours. better that way.
some girl (think teenager) gets shot in the face. you see it. all of it.

[Von Folger]

Re: Today's page

Did I just go there?

Yes, yes I did.

[garfalk]

jeebus. talk about removing characters.

[adam850]

Somehow I just today became a new reader of this comic. Though I'm glad it isn't an open ended comic that resolves nothing and hits the "reset button" every week, I'm sad I didn't get hooked on this comic in the beginning or the middle.

Still, the archive binge is epic and ongoing. I like that. Hundreds of archived pages and no waiting.

[Von Folger]

Reset button? A Russel T Davies dig? (Perfectly understandable, if it is!)

Welcome aboard the Indavo buffet is open, take in as much as you like!
I've been taking stock and the archive bludges at just around 900 pages!
Some of that are guest spots and a little vacation filler. But the archive's size is the biggest complaint I've heard in the last few years. It's all "Curse you for being prolific!"

[adam850]

No no, I love a large archive. Archive panic only sets in if the comic has a few thousand strips in the archives.

I have not heard of Russel T Davies. I was referring to this page. You know, there'll be a chapter of silly zany stuff, like someone turns evil, they all lose their jobs, the couple breaks up, someone gets rich, etc. Then to reset the story, the evil is cured, they get rehired, the couple finds it was all a silly mistake, or the money is lost or wasted. And you're back to square one, ready for the next chapter. If the writers are especially lazy (or something) the lessons learned are reset too. The jerk learns that his actions have consequences, and we all learn a lesson. Next chapter, he's exactly the same as before.

Works that use this can be mixed up (except for the very beginning and end) in any order.