Head Alien II is absolutely nerding out at this and is not in any way mad, which I enjoy. Any other villain would be pissed that someone he tried to kill actually somehow lived, but Head Alien II is 100% […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
*feigns surprise* how did she get here did she take an uber wait this is 2008ish did she invent uber and then take an uber
Yeah, in some universes Jason is just some asshole Teachers Assistant who has some questionable encounters with Sal and that’s basically the end of it probably. Head Alien II’s claim distresses my wife, who has always viewed Jason/Sal as her […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The non-abductee gets up via the POWER OF LOVE probably Or rage. I forgot that I just said that everything here’s powered by rage.
Head Alien II has just, how shall we say, blown his load. wait has it only been three years this ran in 2009, so i’d think it’d been four like i’m pretty sure there’ve been a buncha christmasses, so
Head Alien II was inadvertently given everything he ever wanted, and then those two schmucks Joyce and Walky took it away! No wonder he’s so pissy. Panel one shows us a more “classic” (well, elementary school) Tarantugun, while panel two […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Oh man, is it villain exposition time? Oh dang it’s villain exposition time!!!
Does Head Alien actually have mandibles in there under his spacesuit helmet? Is that why those are manifesting? Maybe, I dunno. It’s possible he’s just trying to look more monstrous.
That second panel of HAII parses his reflecty visor in my mind as a pair of gapped incisors biting a lower lip. And now I can’t unsee it. And now neither can you, probably. Ah well.
If the Walkyverse is governed by any logic, it’s the power of rage. If Jason is angry enough to teleport, he will and he shall.
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