#127 Reposted 2oct17
Shakespeare has returned to life with telekinetic powers! Reanimated and enhanced by the mad doctor!
Posting every day this week, to thank all those people who suddenly followed me this weekend. If you didn’t read the archives to find out what you’re in for, I have no sympathy for you.
#422? Posted 29sep17
We did it! Special thanks to Elf (@lledra) for giving me some of her extra followers. That’s how it works, right? Fencer’s blog, @neshtasplace, is pretty cool too, but we all know @lledra-fanstuffs is the good stuff.
#126 Reposted 28sep17
The villain is reborn! Shakespeare’s psychic powers are ready to unleash havoc on an unsuspecting world! I hear that some writers plan what their characters do. Mine just kinda free range…
#125 Reposted 26sep17
Shakespeare’s brain lives! The mad doctor brought him back to life, but without any sensory input. This obviously drives old Billy insane and causes him to develop telekinetic powers. Right?
#124. Reposted 21sep17.
Mad scientists, doctors, and engineers (ie. all engineers) get so carried away solving one problem, they forget the greater goal. I wonder what would happen if one ever did take over the world. Would they be stuck with a world and no plan?
#123 Reposted 19sep17. 11 years after it was originally posted. I’m getting old.
#122 Oohh, artsy! I may have tried to get inside the character of the brain-in-a-jar by listening to Metallica’s “One” on repeat for days. My media player may have been broken and stuck on one song for days. Who’s to say years later?
posted (again) 14sep17
#121 Why is the mad scientist off colour? Can anyone else see that? Whoever draws this junk is the laziest jerk ever.
#120 Magical/Divine beings are shaped by mortal’s belief in them. When Valkyries and angels became equated in mortal minds, they gained wings… and opera.
#119 If I ever get back to making new issues, we can explore Gunhilt’s issues with her wings.
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