When drawing this strip, I was pretty much required to include some of that quote in the third panel: “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” It’s one of the most legendary quotes in human history, and it originates in Maria’s fake mash note. People these days apply [...]
A side-effect of drawing a zillion Twelfth Night comics is that I really have nothing left to say about it in the commentary, other than saying that I have nothing left to say. Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
Sorry, Orsino: we’re never done with that. Also, allow me to launch a preemptive strike before you comment: I’m aware that the musical notes in the third panel really make no sense. I’m pretty sure they aren’t supposed to. Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
I’d like to think that Time-Traveling Ryan Seacrest was stowing away in the truck of Time-Traveling Elton John’s car, and that he was discovered and stranded in the 1600s. I can only assume that he went back in time to begin with in order to prevent the Radical Outdoor Challenge from ever occuring As an [...]
You never know when or where the Time Traveling Piano Men will strike next! Time Traveling Elton John distracted the troops of Sir Walter Raleigh during the epic search for El Dorado. After that Time Traveling Billy Joel popped into the past and taught Leander a few choice licks. And, of course, it’s possible that [...]
Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
So, here’s another gender bender, this time with Antonio. Deal with it. The cast of the Royal Troutcave Company only has so many dudes. Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
Author: William Shakespeare / Date of Publication: 1602 / Source: Wikipedia
I suspect that Viola’s disguise would probably be better in a real life production of this play. Hell, in the 1600s, they would’ve just had to take the fake boobs off their actor. But in my case, I find it funnier to have a disguise that’s obviously terrible, which is why I’m not even bothering [...]
