The good, the Bad, and the Ugly

I really really liked the "Good advice Bad advice" Angel Devil duo shouting at the various passersby.


As a personification of the "angel and devil on everybody's shoulders" they did well to act as their respective advocates.

The things they were shouting had me doubled over in laughter.

"Cheat on your boyfriend... or girlfriend!"
"No don't! You'll fail all your finals if you do!"
"Fuck that, cheat on those too! Oh you, take that dollar!"
"Noooo! That isn't yours why would you do that!"

Pfffffffffftttttttt-

It was even funnier if you noticed the actual moral advocate trying to pass out her papers across from them. I don't quite remember, but I believe it was some religious thing.

Wonder how she felt about it?

Hopefully, amused.


And that's it.

TOTARU FAVORATU!

Okay the second day of presentations.


That ninja was hilarious.
Good job mon.

I can't imagine what doing that for two days would be like.

In particular, I very much enjoyed the shots of you hiding in several picture planes.

In fact, in the first few I actually couldn't spot you.

The later parts played with the "terrible ninja" motif slightly. Which was funny.

Like this.

But with less impromptu brain surgery.

Good times.

I only wish I could have seen you in action.

The death stare at the final must have been quite engaging.


And that's it.

Totes fave.

Oh man, that god damn action hero/Dr. Nemesis duo.


Pfffft.


The didactic dialogue between the two embodies the entire action hero fighting evil genre. They pulled it off with such amazing camp and pomp/circumstance.


The comic book was bloody brilliant. it pulls things more to the supervillian side. Which makes sense as it it written from his perspective. An interesting play on the alternate persona, as it was created in it.

The performance was the bomb.


Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Yeah, only the people there will get that.


Bad pun of the day quota: Filled.

I still crack up when I think of the sound effects inserted into the comic.

I hope he scans it to a PDF and makes it available online.


And that's it.