Same–we’re helping people!

(The Turtle Club)

Glock 1,000,000

And not just the chat.

I think it was writer Daniel M. Lavery who described Black Mirror as, “What if cell phone… but too much!”

“Oh, and Odo–no returns.”

Y do they gotta frunt?

Have you been working out? You seem more square than usual.

“So, dear customer, don’t do that. You probably paid a lot of money for it.”

I’ll let Arcade Gannon and the boys know we’re heading back to Vegas.

I was gonna chill with Graveyard Duck, but he cancelled at the last minute.

We had a good run.

Oh, who am I kidding.

The premise of the strip as a whole is that Dracula is usually depicted as an evil, murderous monster. But in “My Dad is Dracula” he is a loving and attentive father who likes conventionally dad-ish things (like bad jokes, gently teasing his son for not doing his chores, and grilling, etc).

Many of the strips feature specific jokes in the last two panels: In this case, Dad sounds like he’s about to reveal something significant, or potentially upsetting. But in fact, he’s just letting his son know where a health-recovery item is hidden in the game they’re playing together.

It’s gentle humor, more sweet that hilarious.

Stylisaurus!

My favorite manga!

My panty duckies are swimming rn

It’s like a tropical vacation in a cup!