Oho! A plot twist! This one was also a long time coming. Yes, there will be some various Alex and Mick action coming up. Involving guns. And television shows. And (hehehe) a dried gelfite fish.
O hay, there’s this thing: I keep ending up in other webcomics as a cameo. Not one of my characters, but me, as a character. And look at that! Blair decided to put me in as part of the background noise of Star Cross’d Destiny! I’ve lusted after known “Juno” for years, and she is a great person overall. Rather scary, really, in her creative abilities. Total Renaissance Woman. Artist, musician, comics nerd. She now joins the ranks of Shinga, Jennie, and Fred, as someone who has put me in their comic.
Yes, Blair really is that talented. And hawt.
[edit] WTF, I dunno WHY the site keeps losing database connection tonight. If you can read this, this is the third time I had to manually tell it to reconnect. Stand by for further info.
[edit 2] Ah, the lovely folks at Hostgator tried to upgrade MySQL servers tonight, and it boned out on them. Site’s back up, at least.
“The actor here by grants The production company …. all rights of every kind and…”
Something tells me this is gonna be important in the later strips.
Sharp eyes.
I wonder when it’s going to occur to Mr. Media there that pissing off a crack shot with a serious attitude is a bad idea..?
And how does a Jewish sea lion figure in? ( I mean, who else gets paid in dried gefilte fish? )
dried gelfite fish is one of my triggers….
Is Gefilte fish a Yummy Kipper?
Yes, Gilligan.
I see what you did there.
First glance I thought you had a cameo in AHTspace too until I looked up the cast. Just a similar looking character to… well… you as a person I guess lol
That tune reminds me of Garbage before they went mainstream and started sounding like garbage…
I’ve said before that Absinthe Junk sounds like old skool Garbage, with a more robust voice on vox.
I thought the exact same thing.
If you think “all rights of every kind” is unsettling, you ought to see a real contract. It includes phrases like “all media known and invented in the future”, and “throughout the entire universe until the end of time” and crap like that…
Yeah, there are a couple of cases where movies took a long time to come out on home video, or on DVD, because the contract either didn’t contemplate release to home video or didn’t contemplate the invention of new media formats. Heavy Metal was one notorious example; it was held up for something like fifteen years by the inability of the movie studio to secure the rights to one song on the soundtrack for use in the home-video release.
Who does coke and whores in the afternoon? That is an evening activity, like wine-sipping or baby-flaying.
Sun’s over the yardarm? Loose the coke-whores!