Oh no! The ink-pire strikes back! How can our heroes repel water power of THAT magnitude? Tune in on Saturday for episode 3!
By the way, I hope everyone’s seen Rogue One by now. Great movie. Especially the end, just… wow!
Webcomics featuring Sedna
0062 – pencil wars: episode 1
Whew, this took AGES. 16 panels – a new record! Let’s see how long it lasts.
I’m really excited about this story arc, and this is only episode 1, so come back on Thursday for the even better sequel. It’s gonna’ be EPIC! (hopefully)
0061 – language
Sedna’s probably already planned out the wedding, honeymoon, first 3 years of marriage, and the names of their children.
Poor Dini has no idea what he’s getting himself into. Wait until he finds out that there are over 2’000 kanji characters and multiple ways of pronouncing each one. Plus 46 hiragana characters, 46 katakana characters, and don’t even get me started on the grammar.
0060 – sleep
Some people have teddy bears…
0059 – graffiti
Well that confirms it. Sedna’s hair is basically magic.
0058 – hoodie
BREAKING: Little girl turns into faceless monster perpetually spewing the cosmos! More at 10.
0057 – marathon
According to my mother, being a place for people to sit is merely a secondary function of couches. Their true purpose is to dump clothes on.
(just kidding, love you mum ❤)
0056 – international space station
This is the last space station comic. Back to bunny strips next week, I promise. :P
I just want to remind people for a second that the Space Station won’t be up there forever. Once funding stops it will slowly fall back down into the Earth’s atmosphere and burn up. So make sure you see what may be humanity’s biggest accomplishment in our lifetimes while you still have the chance. (Here’s the link one more time: spotthestation.nasa.gov) And remember, whatever you see on TV or on Facebook, our species really isn’t as dumb as you might think.
…mostly.
0055 – bright
If you’ve never seen the ISS before you’ll be surprised how bright it gets if it flies directly over your head. Perfect time for smooching. And best of all, almost anyone can see it – as long as you don’t live near the arctic or Antarctic circle (sorry Scandinavia).
Fun fact: I originally drew this strip with Dini in his beanie and scarf and didn’t realise the glaring continuity error until I was ALMOST FINISHED DAMN IT! >:( If I didn’t draw digitally I would have probably shot myself.
0054 – early
But Tom, how do you know when the Space Station is about to fly over? It’s not like NASA will personally send you a message telling you the exact time and direction it will- OHMYGOSHWHAAAAAAT?!