Housepets!

Anyone who does not like Spot (Superdog) comics is a nefarious villain. There. I said it.

Peanut is an artist with integrity. He can't just "write out" a central character like Stripe in Spot (Superdog)! Think of the continuity errors already replete within the world. One more would certainly rip the reader out of their suspension of disbelief. Also, all the "is Stripe act...

rickgriffin wrote:

in before tl;dr

Dude, bro, while you were typing that out I added some stuff onto the comic

I think everyone can get want they want with this

I think the addition proves my point nicely!

I love Peter's exposition. Very funny stuff.

People want Rick to push the boundaries, but when it goes in a direction they're unprepared for, it's all of the sudden too much! Every other comic Rick must be shifting the genre because the comic isn't how *I* imagine it to be. Every other comic you have people complaining that the one-offs don't ...

rickgriffin wrote:I just want to have some fun.

How dare you!

You may be right on the part were Peanut's "dam" breaks. Now I seeing where this going in 4 different ways A. At the very least, Peanut is just venting by drawing "Spot the Superdog" comic and it will just blow over B. It is only step one with more outburst yet to come and Peanu...

Even though technically, this isn't fan art per se (oh, that gives away who I am!)... I was inspired by the recent sockpuppeting scandal to draw Tiger with his (as of yet unused in Housepets) sock puppet, Socko.

You know you're doing a good job when people start comparing you to Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.

Oh you finally decided to show your face, huh! I'm a super-lurker. And I have this crazy thing about only posting when I have something to say. I had something to say when there was that argument going on a week or two ago with people complaining about Housepets supposedly changing genres, but that...

Alex wrote:Uhm, the second time his thoughts interrupted by laughter? When was the first time?

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