Mako

The Hubris Banquet! I need to go to that.

I love how they are playing with Shakespeare. Changing immutable prophecy. Pshaw!


Peanut really gets into character, huh?

I forgot that Banquo and his son flee the scene beforehand. It's humorous in a sense that another way people could've looked at it is Banquo fleeing in fear of his family's life, but noooooo! They assumed he's guilty! D:

Huh? No they don't

Oh. My Bad. >.> I should review the play after this arc is over then!

Those all match really well with your avatar, Tehbs.

That is exactly why i write the Fox as a villain.

Just an epic Max face in the red panel...


The screams were hilarious. Max is an incredible actor, or he really got freaked out by Peanut's Banquo...

Peanut makes a good ghost.

lol I was actually looking forward to how this part of the play would turn out (this and the sleepwalking part which I think should be really soon) This is awesome! Max is great in panel four.

wait a minute...

EYES!!!! the first appearance of eyes in this arc.

and yes. I love that face in panel 4.

I suspect an avatar coming on.

It's scary because Peanut is actually a ghost and not just covered in flour and ketchup.

Clearly Macbeth is so angered by this development that he had to resort to peeking at the audience through the paper bag. =3

I'm honestly laughing at the idea of anyone (especially the owners) seeing this. Wouldn't they find it creepy seeing fake blood or hearing Maxwell scream? XD

Nonetheless, loving every bit of this now. Maxwell's overacting and Peanut as a ghost are just that amusing.

Is... is he acting?

I seriously doubt Tarot would kill her boyfriend, so my guess would be "Yes".

Maxwell's fear of ghosts might be considered acting by the others.

Then again, Maybe he's just that good at acting!

What do you mean? There's been plenty of "i"s in this arc. And darn you "guard"! Stop breaking my fourth wall already! I blame the narrator!

Well, all the Grapenut fans are out of a job.

I thought this was funny, but, well, I know it's KETCHUP, but the sight of it is getting to me a bit. Is that wrong?

Then again, they have paper bags, colanders, pots, pans, and MUGS on their heads.

I wouldn't say that's wrong. the scene is usually always like that, even with the fake blood. The more dead someone looks the more afraid you become, but in this sense Peanut is clearly not a ghost, so the blood would have little effect in this case.

What?

Ha! This one made me laugh a little. Max and his reactions. xD

and the ghost Peanut is adorable... even if hes covered in blood(ketchup)

Peanut is dead, obviously.

Oh *smacks forehead*

Man, I remember when this comic used to be funny. Not killing off the characters and such... Total Cerebus Syndrome here.

Cerberus is not amused...

But what was amusing was Tarot. =3

Max's teeth look rather sharp.

Pfft. I used carp as an expletive before it was cool. [/hipster] =P

I've never read Macbeth and have only the faintest idea of what it's about, but this is still really funny. Now I just need to find out what we'll be reading in English this year. If we're doing Macbeth ... well, I'll definitely be showing this arc to my teacher. I think she'd get a kick out of it. x3

I've read Macbeth I think in the 9th grade. I'm pretty sure everybody dies by the end of the story, except for a couple obscure characters... or maybe that was Hamlet. Anyways, this version is much better than I remember the actual story.

You should definitely show your teacher this arc if you read Macbeth.

Well, it would be a good reason to show people why they should read the comic. >.>

Rick Griffin: Showing cats and dogs doing english acting since 2011.

This arc is now insane, completely insane. I have nothing else to really say about this one.

Um....

Explanation for the uneducated...?

You know the whole part that goes "Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble"?

That was supposed to have dancing and be set to music. It was also written by Thomas Middleton for a different play years earlier, not Shakespeare.

Best strip of the arc. Peanut makes a good Shakespeare!

Uh... Why is Grape wearing Peanut's collar!?!?!?


EDIT: *facepalms* Stupid weird color mixing..... Nevermind.

Good to see Peanut playing multiple characters...

Grape wearing Peanut's collar? Amazing.

...Do you mean "double, double, toil and trouble"?

What was the Thomas Middleton play? *looks it up* "The Witch"?

Wow, is this becoming the "Frasier" of the webcomic world?

Clearly the witches and Hecate like to listen to Conga while they double double boil and brubble.

See? Peanut's still alive.

Of course, that means Tarot had to take off his collar to slather the ketchup.