Lilly MacKenzie and the Mines of Charybdis
by Simon Fraser
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
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15 comments + 5 replies
Posted by: Thomas Baehr
09:50am / Aug 20, 2008
09:50am / Aug 20, 2008
I'm with you, bro. So many churches in the 'hood ...
OMG!
OMG!
Posted by: Dean Haspiel
10:34am / Aug 20, 2008
10:34am / Aug 20, 2008
Cuba by way of ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK. I can dig the concept but it never seems to work as evidenced by the skewed hierarchy.
If we didn't have classism we wouldn't have poor sods standing at a conveyer belt 8-hours a day punching eyelits into raincoats so I could, ahem, button up my raincoat.
Curious to know who's REALLY in control here, how and why?
If we didn't have classism we wouldn't have poor sods standing at a conveyer belt 8-hours a day punching eyelits into raincoats so I could, ahem, button up my raincoat.
Curious to know who's REALLY in control here, how and why?
Posted by: Dan Goldman
11:19am / Aug 20, 2008
11:19am / Aug 20, 2008
no Cosmo, it's not pork... it's pan-seared junkie-rapist.
Posted by: Leland Purvis
02:36pm / Aug 20, 2008
02:36pm / Aug 20, 2008
I was thinking that, too. 'What would family-killer put in the meal?'
Posted by: W.R.Printz
04:21pm / Aug 22, 2008
04:21pm / Aug 22, 2008
They call it Long Pork in the bush. Tread carefully, and watch out for tiger pits.
Posted by: George Of Connor
12:21pm / Aug 20, 2008
12:21pm / Aug 20, 2008
That ain't pork.
Very nice dialogue. I'm liking Lilly's brother, even though I'm sure he's some sort of cannibal freak. "little pink guy, sorry I forgot your name"
Very nice dialogue. I'm liking Lilly's brother, even though I'm sure he's some sort of cannibal freak. "little pink guy, sorry I forgot your name"
Posted by: Steven Fuentes
12:50pm / Aug 20, 2008
12:50pm / Aug 20, 2008
I have a feeling they're gonna spring a crazy surprise on them next page.
Posted by: Mike Cavallaro
01:28pm / Aug 20, 2008
01:28pm / Aug 20, 2008
Wow. Charybdis sounds great. Sign me up!
It's like the early days of Australia.
In space.
It's like the early days of Australia.
In space.
Posted by: Eric Saul
02:53pm / Aug 20, 2008
02:53pm / Aug 20, 2008
Hmm...soylent green that's neither green nor particularly soylent.
Is cannibalism green? Guess it's technically recycling...
And the well-marbled brother's anti-bourgeois rational went on for a moment too long. Sure sign of evilness? Or is he a retro-future libertarian and Ayn Rand Facebook group member?
Is cannibalism green? Guess it's technically recycling...
And the well-marbled brother's anti-bourgeois rational went on for a moment too long. Sure sign of evilness? Or is he a retro-future libertarian and Ayn Rand Facebook group member?
Posted by: mike mcghee
11:41am / Aug 24, 2008
11:41am / Aug 24, 2008
sounds like he's trying to impress his sister. I hope we get to see him break down.
Posted by: Tim Hamilton
09:27pm / Aug 20, 2008
09:27pm / Aug 20, 2008
A really nice dress.
Yes, that's all I see.
No eating of human flesh.
No.
Yes, that's all I see.
No eating of human flesh.
No.
Posted by: Paul Peart-Smith
07:25am / Aug 21, 2008
07:25am / Aug 21, 2008
The plot thiokens nicely. Llliy's brother has got a bit of a Jim Jones thing going on. Good to see Gordon Ramsey, still working in the far future I see...
Posted by: Jim H.
11:04am / Aug 21, 2008
11:04am / Aug 21, 2008
Eeerrrr...I think it's the OTHER white meat, Cosmo. :-P
Spongiform Encephalitis, here we come!
Spongiform Encephalitis, here we come!
Posted by: W.R.Printz
04:22pm / Aug 22, 2008
04:22pm / Aug 22, 2008
As long as we don't have a Rocky Horror moment at the end of the meal, Cosmo never has to know.
Posted by: Phil N.
02:36pm / Aug 27, 2008
02:36pm / Aug 27, 2008
He sounds a little like a Jehovah's Scientologist there; is he serving Kool-Aid by any chance?
09:25am / Aug 20, 2008