Hmmmm. Defendress suddenly seems to have more of a grip on all this timey-wimey stuff. More so than her sister, the physicist, who she originally visited because she knew next to nothing about time stuff. There’s a clue in here, somewhere.
No, it’s pure denial. Of course visions of apocalyptic events MUST be related to what they’re doing somehow. Everything is all connected and there is no such thing as a “red herring”. The universe she’s talking about is her own.
Actually, that’s a good idea for a supervillain. Red Herring, a guy who shows up at random and has nothing to do with the plot, but since he’s there, the hero assumes they do.
The so-called “Red Herring” is not actually a supervillain. He just has an awful sense of direction, and an even worse sense of fashion. Now, would you please stop beating him up, and point him in the direction of Washington, before he is late for work?
Red Herring would go well with Left, a supervillain whose sole power is being extremely unremarkable and having people forget he’s even there. Kinda useless solo, but handy for escapes and sneak attacks.
If Left and Red Herring teamed up, does that make their villain group the Dangling Plot Threads?
If it’s all related then it’s possible this is the world where Laser Pony didn’t become Keith’s roommate and that all snowballed to this.
Well, don’t forget that in most other timelines Keith is Laser Stallion’s sidekick.
Hmmmm. Defendress suddenly seems to have more of a grip on all this timey-wimey stuff. More so than her sister, the physicist, who she originally visited because she knew next to nothing about time stuff. There’s a clue in here, somewhere.
No, it’s pure denial. Of course visions of apocalyptic events MUST be related to what they’re doing somehow. Everything is all connected and there is no such thing as a “red herring”. The universe she’s talking about is her own.
Actually, that’s a good idea for a supervillain. Red Herring, a guy who shows up at random and has nothing to do with the plot, but since he’s there, the hero assumes they do.
The so-called “Red Herring” is not actually a supervillain. He just has an awful sense of direction, and an even worse sense of fashion. Now, would you please stop beating him up, and point him in the direction of Washington, before he is late for work?
Red Herring would go well with Left, a supervillain whose sole power is being extremely unremarkable and having people forget he’s even there. Kinda useless solo, but handy for escapes and sneak attacks.
If Left and Red Herring teamed up, does that make their villain group the Dangling Plot Threads?
and their supervillainous lair would be called The Lampshade.
“In your apartment I found a very important clue.” “What?” “Nothing.” “But you said everything is connected.” “Then nothing is also connected.”
“well time to continue searching” meanwhile on the outskirts of the devesatation. Keith “Why the hell didn’t you say you were allergic to okra”
They’re so sure where they are at, that they forgetting to ask themselves WHEN they are at… This still could possibly happen…
Unless this is a Shitropolis Friday and everything is back to normal on Monday…
Defendress in Panel 4, should read “And if that’s the case…” not “…it that’s the case…”
Panel 4? Is this more weird time effects?
Panel 4 is just like Panel 3, only circles are squares, spheres are cubes, and, for some strange reason, Alex is wearing an eyepatch.
Over her nose.
Panel 3: Is that building moving and getting closer?
Good lord… it’s Crimson Permanent Assurance!
Maybe in this universe, the old mayor actually liked his job.