And they tried to tell me taking the stairs was better for me than riding the elevator, cardiovascular exercise, my foot. As a side note, I'll never eat mashed potatoes at a party again.
"...so kindly get the fuck out."
I even like the first line. Doormen everywhere are probably itching to say it.
By the way, how come Elvira's only in one panel of her own comic (didn't even know she had one).
Truly bizarre and hilarious, as always. Now I'm sort of curious as to what the hell actually happened in the original comic.
Seconded. Proto's going to make me track down yet another comic to find out what the HELL is going on...
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Originally Posted by Nick
Why was Elvira there?
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Originally Posted by Rufus the Perturbed
"...so kindly get the fuck out."
I even like the first line. Doormen everywhere are probably itching to say it.
By the way, how come Elvira's only in one panel of her own comic (didn't even know she had one).
Doormen and retail employees at closing time. Rufus answers Nick's question (and in case it's missed again, this was a reprint of an Elvira horror story comic. Says it at the top.) There isn't, however, an answer to Rufus'. Unless there's pages missing due to the editing process.
This was basically a reprint of the old House of Mystery series that came out in the 1980s (the reprint, not the original series) with Elvira put in as the Mistress of the House. There was a subplot to the whole thing, where she was supposed to find Caine, the original resident (his brother, Abel, had lived in the House of Secrets... I have an old HoS comic with him in it).
I actually have this comic somewhere. I believe the guy getting branded was actually the Arab on the previous page, but it's been a long time since I last saw it. Basically, all of the people had wronged others in their lives (the rat person, I think, had been a slumlord or something that kept substandard housing, so he was getting what had happened to his tenants). The woman at the end had died too early, I think, so she was sent back. And yes, there was at least one or two other pages that showed all of the tormented getting off on different floors.
As for Jack Chick comics, they'd be funny, but might call down the wrath of Chick on you (or, at least, Chick's lawyers).
Reader Comments
The fat guy getting branded and screaming was freakin' hilarious.
Good editing.
and
"... not really the reaction we were hoping for."
Two lines that made me lol ... out loud!
Exceptional job! Keep 'em - errrr - coming ....
Well damn, if I'd known it was going to be that kinda party...fuckin hilarious, Protoclown.
I even like the first line. Doormen everywhere are probably itching to say it.
By the way, how come Elvira's only in one panel of her own comic (didn't even know she had one).
I even like the first line. Doormen everywhere are probably itching to say it.
By the way, how come Elvira's only in one panel of her own comic (didn't even know she had one).
I actually have this comic somewhere. I believe the guy getting branded was actually the Arab on the previous page, but it's been a long time since I last saw it. Basically, all of the people had wronged others in their lives (the rat person, I think, had been a slumlord or something that kept substandard housing, so he was getting what had happened to his tenants). The woman at the end had died too early, I think, so she was sent back. And yes, there was at least one or two other pages that showed all of the tormented getting off on different floors.
As for Jack Chick comics, they'd be funny, but might call down the wrath of Chick on you (or, at least, Chick's lawyers).