CALLBACKS: He’s Got Character, The Service Industry
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I imagine the comic fifteen years down the line. For the first time in seven years, Jackson appears in a panel, his office precisely the same as we left it, though its location has receded from view as the rest of the comic’s geography has gradually stabilized. Karen tries to talk to him, but he is reading comments on Sketch Comedy.
He is generally unhelpful in the midst of the crisis. Karen abandons her creator and runs out into the world in search of answers which may or may never come.
Unseen, a wizard stands upon a rooftop. Waiting.
Gryfft, I am going to be coming back to your comment all day long just to read it again, because it is that fantastic.
Awww man you should’ve backed out at the part where she said the word job by saying “It’s my place and you’re my guests now get back to work!”, but… XD
Still I can’t wait to see how you’ll dig yourself out of this hole. >:D
I like storylines.
Then, I made the elves.
I do like the mock motivational poster. Those are funny.
The “Comics” motivational poster originally appeared in this strip from This Week in Webcomics. I only recently moved it to my new office, because even in my comics I am lazy.
I just noticed that it should be “Like It’s Our Job”. Your little finger forgot the apostrophe.
That’s just the way the strip title formats. (Comicpress gives error messages when I try to link posts to filenames with apostrophes.) Thanks for the catch though. 🙂
Ah, so Comicpress is slightly evil… We must vanquish the enemy!