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[robot_god]

ON THE ROAD TO THE GREAT OUTDOOR FIGHT

Man, I just got to preface, I was smoking whiskey all day drinking drugs all night and I checked the achewood and it was old comic;

but, few minutes later, I hit refresh and it was newwwwww comic.

This strip - I won't go back and look - but it made me laugh very sincerely.

Then, at the last two panels, wide-eyed, I whispered, "HOLY FUCKIN' SHIT," loudly, to myself.

I don't know if this interests you, but thank you for letting me share it.

[ananke]

And to think this series started with cell-phone oat totes. Truly epic.

[nuero]

Ray army vs. Beef army?

I approve of this arc. Finally.

[antioch]

 Deffinitely grand stuff. I second the Beef vs. Ray idea thing. Men are of two kinds.

[melack]

My favorite part of the strip is how Ray is about to enter into a fight with 2,999 other men, but his concern appears to be side dishes. Beauty.

[misterqueue]

The correct line is "Brain Tape Since Young Times".

I feel like Philippe's applesauce and pork chops, all going "Noooooooo!"

Damn Beef, Damn.

[sam_spade]

Dig the cycle, dig the terrain, dig Ray's questions. Hella double-plus awesome. A++++++, Will Read Again.

Oh and, stay tuned to find out whether Beef, when "contained" (?!), wants to be a hero or wants to be with a hero.

[Roger]

Nah, I don't think Beef's gonna build an army of his own to fight against Ray's. Even if we wanted to, I don't think he packs enough charisma to convince hundreds of cats to die for him. He's smart enough to realize that the best move is to side with Ray, become his first lieutenant – being Rodney Leonard Stubbs' son's best friend is no small thing.
But then, being Beef, in the end he'll probably sacrifice himself for Ray, all jumping in front of a perfectly spiralling bottle, all dying for the n-th time.

[wombat]

Dogg it is brain tape since young times.

This one's just glorious.

[theinevitable]

"Ray... I'm sorry ray, but I have to kill you."

The laugh that I made at this strip was the laugh that Roast Beef made when they recreated Cheers for him. My eyes got big, and I was a little too much excited.

I am looking forward to this.

[Golfhaus]

6 FEBRUARY 2006

DEAR MR ONSTAD STOP THIS TELEGRAM IS TO CONVEY TO YOU THE IDEA THAT I AM CURRENTLY ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT STOP YOUR COMPELLING STORY OF TWO FRIENDS BOUND BY FATE TO FIGHT EACH OTHER LEAVES THE NATION ANTICIPATING EVERY NEXT MOVE STOP PLEASE MR ONSTAD FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY DO NOT SKIP ANY DAYS WITH LAME STRIP RETURNS WEDNESDAY MESSAGES STOP DOING SO WILL CAUSE MEN TO WEEP AND BABIES TO DIE STOP SINCERELY YOUR FRIEND THADDEUS Q. SCHENKELMANN VON OELLERBETTERN STOP

[CortJstr]

Dude, the helmets and goggles. The helmets and goggles!

But wasn't Stubbs whole deal that eschewed this system of fighting and did the whole fight solo? Ray can't ignore his father's legacy.

[Carlos del Vaca]

oh shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

This is NOT going to end well.  I think we can look forward to Beef getting killed again.

[Biz Markizzle]

Yeah usually when Onstad has a strip the primary goal of which is to advance the plot, I nod my head and appreciate that he is a comic-man who values story and character; however, I don't feel as emotionally satisfied as when the comic is just straight-up funny. But this one is extremely awesome. Onstad appears to be on a roll here similar to that of Melville in certain passages of the final chapters of Moby Dick. Passages that just make you say, "Ohhh shiiiiit," because the author has clearly tapped briefly but grandly into mental circuitry that anyone who has ever had even a single creative impulse should recognize as hell of rare.

And the line about side dishes is really funny. Man now I am so excited for this week and the strips it is going to bring.

[Biz Markizzle]

Nice carlosdelvaca and I just rocked the "oh shit" at the exact same time. That is what this strip does.