2014/07/21 - Spot And The Exposition Of Evil
2014/07/21 - Spot And The Exposition Of Evil
[ Spot And The Exposition Of Evil ]
Title Text: No, they're explosions, not daises!! And our flag's color is just lightish red!
I really hope it's a cloudy day wherever spot happens to be...
Title Text: No, they're explosions, not daises!! And our flag's color is just lightish red!
I really hope it's a cloudy day wherever spot happens to be...
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He reminds me of an annoying tech-support operator.
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Re: 2014/07/21 - Spot And The Exposition Of Evil
Meeting the bad guys is often fun
when the hero is being a bit of a berk.
It gives him something to concentrate on
as he tries to survive the berzerk
attack from the Fury from above.
Evil cuts down on its finances
and one person is quite easier to draw.
It's not as fun as the bunnygun
but the orbital laser's bigger for sure
and is used with hate, not love.
The same can be said for Spot's blog,
discussing why he's being a fool.
She's being honest and she's being right,
but she's forgotten the pivotal rule:-
Never talk of a heroes feelings in public
It makes them out as less than angelic
and might assist the enemy, don'tcha know?
Like the War-mongrel, that little so and so...
when the hero is being a bit of a berk.
It gives him something to concentrate on
as he tries to survive the berzerk
attack from the Fury from above.
Evil cuts down on its finances
and one person is quite easier to draw.
It's not as fun as the bunnygun
but the orbital laser's bigger for sure
and is used with hate, not love.
The same can be said for Spot's blog,
discussing why he's being a fool.
She's being honest and she's being right,
but she's forgotten the pivotal rule:-
Never talk of a heroes feelings in public
It makes them out as less than angelic
and might assist the enemy, don'tcha know?
Like the War-mongrel, that little so and so...
Re: 2014/07/21 - Spot And The Exposition Of Evil
That... that's a fantastically punny name for a villain. I approve.
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Wow! Peanut's art has really improved!
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Can you really call yourself a Villain if you dont have an Orbital Super Laser ? No, you cant.
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Or an annoying operations specialist.Gbr23 wrote:Can you really call yourself a Villain if you dont have an Orbital Super Laser ? No, you cant.
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Being a villain really works best only if you have one assistant. Take Darth Vader, for example. While he had a death star, his fault clearly laid in that he had too many people to operate it. Clearly.
Also I love how the text that goes along with the FB link is "Hey we're back with spot so he can be disproportionately complained about."
Side note: Stripe is evidently 7 years old. So if you ignore dog years, then that's creepy and if you add dog years that's still kinda creepy. Consider my disproportionate complaint finished.
Also I love how the text that goes along with the FB link is "Hey we're back with spot so he can be disproportionately complained about."
Side note: Stripe is evidently 7 years old. So if you ignore dog years, then that's creepy and if you add dog years that's still kinda creepy. Consider my disproportionate complaint finished.
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"Pet years" are roughly three and a half years per human year in the Housepets! universe. Even were they equal to seven, there would be nothing creepy. If you wanna argue for Rick implying pedophilia, enjoy your ban.
The battle station in this comic is apparently based on the Soviet "Polyus" orbital weapons platform. The prototype was supposed to rotate 180 degrees to aim its boosters at the ground after separating from the Energiya launcher, then finish hurtling itself into orbit. The craft instead went through a full 360 and promptly blasted itself back toward Earth, crashing in the Pacific Ocean. The program was canceled, thus preventing real-life (albeit miniature) "Death Stars" from orbiting Earth.
The battle station in this comic is apparently based on the Soviet "Polyus" orbital weapons platform. The prototype was supposed to rotate 180 degrees to aim its boosters at the ground after separating from the Energiya launcher, then finish hurtling itself into orbit. The craft instead went through a full 360 and promptly blasted itself back toward Earth, crashing in the Pacific Ocean. The program was canceled, thus preventing real-life (albeit miniature) "Death Stars" from orbiting Earth.
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That's something I've been meaning to ask. When was "Pet Years" stated? I'd really like to know. Or is it just a fandom theory?diss & shun wrote:"Pet years" are roughly three and a half years per human year in the Housepets! universe. Even were they equal to seven, there would be nothing creepy. If you wanna argue for Rick implying pedophilia, enjoy your ban.
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It's everyone's favorite new character! It's Ted® ! The newest sensation from Rick Griffin Studios! Be sure to pick up all the fine Ted® merchandise for all your Ted® needs in the RGS Gift Shop on your way out! We have Ted® bedspreads! Ted® shower curtains! Ted® Bobbleheads! Ted® brand oatmeal! Ted® branded Tish-yous! Boxes! Ted® branded sandwich Notanoreo cookies! And much much more! And when at ComicCon be sure to pick up the exclusive ComicCon exclusive 24 inch fully poseable exclusive figurine set of Ted®, Miles®, the TV®, the Host® and Grape® (Gallifax variant) action figures! A ComicCon exclusive at only $1249.98 a set!
Remember...it's Ted®'s world....we're just living in it!
Remember...it's Ted®'s world....we're just living in it!
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Ohh, that Quagmire. *Quagmire music plays.*WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:It's everyone's favorite new character! It's Ted® ! The newest sensation from Rick Griffin Studios! Be sure to pick up all the fine Ted® merchandise for all your Ted® needs in the RGS Gift Shop on your way out! We have Ted® bedspreads! Ted® shower curtains! Ted® Bobbleheads! Ted® brand oatmeal! Ted® branded Tish-yous! Boxes! Ted® branded sandwich Notanoreo cookies! And much much more! And when at ComicCon be sure to pick up the exclusive ComicCon exclusive 24 inch fully poseable exclusive figurine set of Ted®, Miles®, the TV®, the Host® and Grape® (Gallifax variant) action figures! A ComicCon exclusive at only $1249.98 a set!
Remember...it's Ted®'s world....we're just living in it!
But, can I get some more info on that Miles figurine?
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Rick's said in numerous interviews, and posted here, that pets live about twice as long, on average, as those in our world. When the comic started, Grape and Peanut were stated to be roughly equivalent to young teenagers. Their biographies indicated Peanut is a year older than Grape and, I believe, four "human" years old. (The interviews may also be found on the forums by searching.)SuperStar wrote:That's something I've been meaning to ask. When was "Pet Years" stated? I'd really like to know. Or is it just a fandom theory?
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Four years and he still couldn't determine Grapes gender? Wow, Peanut is either totally oblivious or Grape is the worlds best pet actor.diss & shun wrote: Rick's said in numerous interviews, and posted here, that pets live about twice as long, on average, as those in our world. When the comic started, Grape and Peanut were stated to be roughly equivalent to young teenagers. Their biographies indicated Peanut is a year older than Grape and, I believe, four "human" years old. (The interviews may also be found on the forums by searching.)
All I could think upon reading the comic was "Warning. Particle uplink cannon activated". Too much Command and Conquer.
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Well now you got me confused. Grape is a girl, right?Kyuunado wrote:Four years and he still couldn't determine Grapes gender? Wow, Peanut is either totally oblivious or Grape is the worlds best pet actor.diss & shun wrote: Rick's said in numerous interviews, and posted here, that pets live about twice as long, on average, as those in our world. When the comic started, Grape and Peanut were stated to be roughly equivalent to young teenagers. Their biographies indicated Peanut is a year older than Grape and, I believe, four "human" years old. (The interviews may also be found on the forums by searching.)
All I could think upon reading the comic was "Warning. Particle uplink cannon activated". Too much Command and Conquer.
I'm thinking of starting a Fan Fiction, should I do it? Send me a PM with some ideas and names of characters!
Blood is red, the sky is blue, this knife is sharp, and your dead too!
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Grape is a girl, but at the beginning of the comic Peanut wouldn't dare ask and was told.
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Re: 2014/07/21 - Spot And The Exposition Of Evil
And now I can't help but hearing Ted & Mongrel as Ted & Doc Kelso
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Also Sabrina was apparently around before cell phones were common, so she could be somewhere between 10 - 30 human years. O.odiss & shun wrote:Rick's said in numerous interviews, and posted here, that pets live about twice as long, on average, as those in our world. When the comic started, Grape and Peanut were stated to be roughly equivalent to young teenagers. Their biographies indicated Peanut is a year older than Grape and, I believe, four "human" years old. (The interviews may also be found on the forums by searching.)SuperStar wrote:That's something I've been meaning to ask. When was "Pet Years" stated? I'd really like to know. Or is it just a fandom theory?
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Wow, thanks. Did he confirm if the pets age with the length of the comic?
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I really hate it when Rick interrupts a good arc for pointless filler. Really.
Ha! Alternate universe theory is fun!diss & shun wrote:Rick's said in numerous interviews, and posted here, that pets live about twice as long, on average, as those in our world. When the comic started, Grape and Peanut were stated to be roughly equivalent to young teenagers. Their biographies indicated Peanut is a year older than Grape and, I believe, four "human" years old. (The interviews may also be found on the forums by searching.)SuperStar wrote:That's something I've been meaning to ask. When was "Pet Years" stated? I'd really like to know. Or is it just a fandom theory?
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It's because the art's (probably) easier on the Spot arcs so Rick has a little more time to draw the rather intensive plot that's underway and not rush it.Gamewolf67 wrote:I really hate it when Rick interrupts a good arc for pointless filler. Really.
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It shows us Peanut's still around and doing his comic thing! Would ya rather a week or two without updates during an intermission from a multi-arc storyline and no strip if Rick's running late/can't think of a normal comic? Rick's needs come first.Gamewolf67 wrote:I really hate it when Rick interrupts a good arc for pointless filler. Really.
Personally, this Spot strip was touching and meant a lot to me.
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Plus we get our first look at Ted! Seems odd that Rick gives him a name instead of just a generic title like Lone Operations Flunky. I see big things being planned for this character in the coming weeks. He could be the Sparks of the Spot (Superdog) Multiverse.diss & shun wrote:
Personally, this Spot strip was touching and meant a lot to me.
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WHAT?!? 'Pointless' filler?? And what about the epic, the philosophical insight, the clandestine non-relationship and nefarious villains?!Gamewolf67 wrote:I really hate it when Rick interrupts a good arc for pointless filler. Really.
Now, grunt, seven rounds of the block! Hup hup hup!
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The day Spot drives a car is the day i complain vigorously about filler.
Before I complain about how cool Spot driving a car is.
Before I complain about how cool Spot driving a car is.
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TITLE: "Kids, don't do this at home!" AT - I mean, not at your friend's home...or...inside any home...um...
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I love the flowers Peanut gave to the War Mongrel.
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A new sort of villain for Spot, very funny strip. Oh yeah, Stripe's blog info are really top-secret (especially her age!). Anyway, she needs to learn to don't spread around such news. Spot, ok that you can't still fly, but there are lot of better ways to move from a State to another... You really had to do it by walking? But, how come the radar monitor didn't work in Kansas? Yeah, the Viridian Lamp isn't so much popular, but it's a sort of original superhero. The operator can well do better plans with less budget, but being him, I would leave. The Warmongrel spares no expense, obviously now the budget is tight. He won't go so much ahead with this evil plan.
According to Peanut, they're explosions. He pretty failed at drawing them.Saturn381 wrote:I love the flowers Peanut gave to the War Mongrel.
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*sees new comic*
Yay!
*sees it's a spot comic*
GRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFFFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOUR DOOM IS AT HAND
Yay!
*sees it's a spot comic*
GRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFFFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOUR DOOM IS AT HAND
Forward, the Light Brigade!'
Was there a man dismay'd?
Not tho'(though) the soldiers knew
Some one had blunder'd:
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Was there a man dismay'd?
Not tho'(though) the soldiers knew
Some one had blunder'd:
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
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Actually, any person who has worked in corporate America, like me, is all too familiar with the boss buying stuff but not getting enough people to run it. They call it running lean and mean. So that last line made me laugh out loud.
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Methinks the War-Mongrel doth protest too much on that oneCesco wrote:According to Peanut, they're explosions. He pretty failed at drawing them.Saturn381 wrote:I love the flowers Peanut gave to the War Mongrel.
Also that's not a pink bunny on the super laser! It's clearly a rabid hare! And it's only light red, cause it's lying in wait and not super angry and red and stuff...
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Actually now that I think of it, I wonder if Ted is meant to be a reference to a cult ( i.e. show cancelled way too soon ) workplace sitcom that ran on ABC in the states a few years ago called Better Off Ted which featured the title character as a middle management worker and Only Sane Man in a giant corporation who continually pointed out the daily insanity that revolved around him in the company's runnings. If so, bravo, Mr Griffin, bravo!
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Ahh yes, back to Spot's comics again. I never get tired of them. It's good to see we have them more often lately since they are one of my favorite things about this comic. (unlike most of the fans )
You have to admit that Peanut is quite original at character development. I loved every one of his characters so far. How come his work is not famous yet?
Now how is that the death laser thing cannot work in Kansas? Seems nothing interesting ever happens in Kansas. XD
And why there is a pink bunny printed on it? Was that weapon stolen from some kind of soviet rabbits?
Poor Spot, is no good for him to have such an intrepid reporter as Stripe as his girlfriend revealing every single one of his secrets, but hey, I'm sure he has his way to make a profit of it or rather, to take advantage of it.
-Joel got back his dog form, hence, Bailey has no reason to keep fighting.
-Tarot clearly overpowers Bailey and has no intention to take this fight seriously. That's why she's been texting someone (which I think is Kari using Keene's phone again since Peanut doesn't have a cellphone as far as I know) throughout the whole fight so far.
-Also, Tarot kind of stated that this is not a deathmatch when she said they're able to call time outs for recovering. Therefore, King's worry is pointless. This also means that Pete is going to lose one way or another.
-Fox is such an insecure crybaby who thinks the only way to get a girl is having a beefy body. This character has been ruined forever. How I miss the old Fox.
-Lara CroftSabrina's dynamic entry was the most coolest and exciting part of the arc. Though not many of the fandom enjoyed it but rather showed their irrational hatred towards her after she hit their beloved goddess Bailey even though it was just for the fun.
All I can say is that the previous big plot (the Grapenut plot) was far more exciting, intense and enthralling than the current one. It's such a shame that Rick take too serious the hatred of some people. I'm sure he most likely had planned these arcs differently but decided to not take any risk in order to avoid upsetting those who claim to be fans of the series but only worship two characters.
You have to admit that Peanut is quite original at character development. I loved every one of his characters so far. How come his work is not famous yet?
Now how is that the death laser thing cannot work in Kansas? Seems nothing interesting ever happens in Kansas. XD
And why there is a pink bunny printed on it? Was that weapon stolen from some kind of soviet rabbits?
Poor Spot, is no good for him to have such an intrepid reporter as Stripe as his girlfriend revealing every single one of his secrets, but hey, I'm sure he has his way to make a profit of it or rather, to take advantage of it.
All I can recall is that side story of Sabrina where she reveals that domestic dogs and cats can live up to forty years while ferals up to fifty.SuperStar wrote:That's something I've been meaning to ask. When was "Pet Years" stated? I'd really like to know. Or is it just a fandom theory?
What? You can't be serious, guys. Good arc? The previous arc was the worstest arc so far. I didn't even bothered to comment because I didn't wanted to argue with “that part" of the fandom again. Intensive plot? What is that plot you are talking about? For me it was like five weeks of uninterrupted one-offs. For the first time since I started reading this comic I felt very disappointed of Rick. I mean, I'm not saying his work was bad, it just it was too “normal”. These arcs are supposed to be the climax of the major plot that's been under this comic for years and yet I haven't felt touched at any moment (not even when Joel finally revealed himself to Fox, which I think it was kinda rushed). I really was expecting an arc full of emotions and feelings involved and I kind of prepared myself for the most craziest things, considering we are talking about gods and magic stuff. But here I found another regular arc and so far, not memorable at all. All I've got from the last arc was:Welsh Halfwit wrote:It's because the art's (probably) easier on the Spot arcs so Rick has a little more time to draw the rather intensive plot that's underway and not rush it.Gamewolf67 wrote:I really hate it when Rick interrupts a good arc for pointless filler. Really.
-Joel got back his dog form, hence, Bailey has no reason to keep fighting.
-Tarot clearly overpowers Bailey and has no intention to take this fight seriously. That's why she's been texting someone (which I think is Kari using Keene's phone again since Peanut doesn't have a cellphone as far as I know) throughout the whole fight so far.
-Also, Tarot kind of stated that this is not a deathmatch when she said they're able to call time outs for recovering. Therefore, King's worry is pointless. This also means that Pete is going to lose one way or another.
-Fox is such an insecure crybaby who thinks the only way to get a girl is having a beefy body. This character has been ruined forever. How I miss the old Fox.
-Lara CroftSabrina's dynamic entry was the most coolest and exciting part of the arc. Though not many of the fandom enjoyed it but rather showed their irrational hatred towards her after she hit their beloved goddess Bailey even though it was just for the fun.
All I can say is that the previous big plot (the Grapenut plot) was far more exciting, intense and enthralling than the current one. It's such a shame that Rick take too serious the hatred of some people. I'm sure he most likely had planned these arcs differently but decided to not take any risk in order to avoid upsetting those who claim to be fans of the series but only worship two characters.
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I heard Rick is avoiding the forums until the latest arc is done. I now understand why.
There's more i was tempted to say, but I remembered an old saying: don't try to teach a pig to sing; it doesn't work, and it annoys the pig!
There's more i was tempted to say, but I remembered an old saying: don't try to teach a pig to sing; it doesn't work, and it annoys the pig!
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I don''t mean to sound rude, but could someone answer my question, please?
SuperStar wrote:Wow, thanks. Did he confirm if the pets age with the length of the comic?
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Especially since he's best friends with one of the most successful writers of the HP! Universe....or at least friends with her cat.Gren wrote:
You have to admit that Peanut is quite original at character development. I loved every one of his characters so far. How come his work is not famous yet?
Wouldn't it be something if Rick created an account and pretended to be one of the people angry at the direction things are taking?SmileWolf wrote:I heard Rick is avoiding the forums until the latest arc is done. I now understand why.
There's more i was tempted to say, but I remembered an old saying: don't try to teach a pig to sing; it doesn't work, and it annoys the pig!
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Hey look its the other Ralph clone guy again.
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You mean Patchy?deepskycyan wrote:Hey look its the other Ralph clone guy again.
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I did the same question in the past and this is the answer I got:SuperStar wrote:I don''t mean to sound rude, but could someone answer my question, please?
SuperStar wrote:Wow, thanks. Did he confirm if the pets age with the length of the comic?
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I'm willing to take a wild guess that Stripe is the same age as Grape if Peanut based Stripe off of Grape. =P
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