Far Out There

Memory problems are, apparently, a real problem among superpowered amazonian catgirls.

Also, neat to see the comic catch up with its own comment section. There’s been all sorts of speculation over the nature of Ichabod and Stilez’s relationship, but technically all we’d seen in the comic itself was that Ichabod can talk fast enough to get her to stop doing things. If you really wanted, you could probably have argued that Ichabod could do that with any psycho, and that it wasn’t related to the two of them having a passing acquaintance. I think this is the first irrefutable evidence that, no, there’s something about Ichabod personally that cuts through the madness.

…which is ironic, considering that we haven’t SEEN him in many pages. The plan was to keep randomly cutting over to Ichabod crawling through crap while all the other stuff was going on, but it turns out there’s really not as many “It’s dirty and cramped in here” jokes waiting to be made. And anyway, there’s kind of already too many things going on in this arc. Having one MORE thing to cut away to would have made pacing even messier than it already is. Too bad I couldn’t, you know, write out the scripts in advance and iron out these problems before posting the actual pages. That’s clearly an impossibility.

Also also, be sure to enjoy my favorite Voting Incentive in quite a while.

(Historical Notes: Another fun remark from the old comments suggests that of COURSE Stilez doesn’t remember Avatar.  She’s indestructible, and anything that can’t be destroyed is BOOOOOOOORING.)