The OFFICIAL Unofficial Achewood Message Board
Achewood => Achewood => Topic started by: Arachno-capitalist on July 24, 2008, 02:31:10 am
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I, as a gentleman, subscribe to this fine periodical. Achewood made an appearance, without commentary other than a bubble that said "Anti Funny-Pages"
I made this image with my scanner for you.
(http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j236/yuhaszc/achewoodGQ-1.jpg?t=1216866568)
Link to readable image. (http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j236/yuhaszc/achewoodGQ-1.jpg?t=1216866568)
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Thank you for that. I am no long about to engage in awkward standing around Borders reading a magazine that seems vaguely embarrassing.
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That was funny as hell. It seems tailored for GQ. I wonder if he's gonna run that in the regular strip when there is a lull in the storylines?
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Im waiting for the opportunity to use "you know what it is? I let some scientists chop off my dick last night. My mind is all over the place" in a casual setting, like if I turn in a paper with the wrong heading.
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Onstad seems angry at his audience in this one. I like it though.
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I like how when Ray returns from the restroom the woman is absentmindely toying wth her necklace to no one in particular.
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This decision-making flowchart had exactly one decision to make. Granted, that's kinda par for the course for Achewood flowcharts, but still...
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I sketch in a Moleskine! And I subscribe to GQ! And I like this.
Everybody knows that mandrake roots look like people, but I never made the connection that they are like babies in particular. I mean, we've all seen Pan's Labyrinth, but the connection never stuck. Now I will never stop seeing it.
Oh, damn, I said connection twice. You know what it is? I let some scientists chop off my dick last night. My mind is all over the place.
(Bows.) Exire.
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Onstad still has the best Chris Ware imitation going when he wants to.
Honestly, it's a better Ware imitation than Ware does these days. Though, everyone should read Jimmy Corrigan, assuming everyone wants to spend 6 hours reading a comic book about loneliness.