Sean Murphy

Comic for Monday July 9th, 2018 - "Corporate logic" [ view ]

On this day in 1996, Lindesfarne was on her way home from a long day at work. But little did she know it was about to get MUCH worse... [ view ]

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Billie, not getting Sal’s meaning that she’s been genetically altered with Martian code, reflexively hits Sal because she’s annoyed with the panspermia hypothesis.

That, or spite.

It’s probably spite. This is Billie.

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Hey folks!  I’ll be taking this week to get things set up so I can get making videos for Patreon and sort out some other stuff to help my overall workflow move smoother.  I’ll also be opening up a page over on WebToon to try and find more new readers.  If you haven’t already checked Webtoon out yet, give it a go and please feel free to follow me over there!  Lots of talented creators over there and a nice orderly system to help you find new comics to match your tastes.  Also while there, please check out my talented friend Katie cook’s comic Nothing Special.

Ant Man and The Wasp is set just prior to the events of Avengers: Infinity War¹, which allows it to revel in the same comedy/adventure realm as Ant Man and Thor: Ragnarok.

It excelled at said revelry.

My own favorite moment, which I shall not spoil, was when Luis (Michael Peña) gave someone his trademark high-speed recap. I was downright giddy when I realized that the scene was setting it up, and the remainder of the scene did not disappoint.

There were plenty of epic super-hero moments, too, and they struck that perfect balance between humor and heroism. Ant Man and The Wasp clears my Threshold of Awesome², and the soundtrack is going into my music library.

¹ The after-the-credits scenes establish the sequence of events between the two films, and they offer a couple of hints about how Ant Man might play a significant part in Infinity War Part II.
² It takes my top slot, displacing Black Panther, because as brilliantly awesome as Black Panther was, I had more fun watching Ant Man and The Wasp. YMMV.

Comic for Sunday July 8th, 2018 - "Bookmark" [ view ]

On this day in 1998, Corrie was trying her best to pretend she was a poodle in what seemed to be doomed attempt to fit in... [ view ]

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it’s just danny

Comic for Saturday July 7th, 2018 - "Thermals" [ view ]

On this day in 1997, Mrs. Aura was merrily enjoying the convienience of email when something unsettling appeared in her inbox... [ view ]

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Man, my files for this week were a mess. I had to go dig into the old website archives to see if this strip was a rejected one or not, because this and the following strip share a date in their filenames.

Well, whatever. More fighting.

man, this week feels very… GPFy for some reason

I guess the reason the strip I put up last night didn’t feel right is because it was a rejected strip!  Huh.  Should pay closer attention.  Here’s the real one!  Anyway.

The It’s Walky!: Year Zero book is now available in the online store! It’s 112 pages of the first It’s Walky! storyline from way back in 2000, plus its 2004-2014 redraw!  Get the book clean or get it signed/doodled in! S’up to you.

Comic for Friday July 6th, 2018 - "Running of the bulls" [ view ]

On this day in 1998, Fiona had been walking to meet Rudy and noticed something very strange walk by. She asked him what it could be... [ view ]

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