A cartoonist is allowed to cut loose and have some absurd fun, and that’s precisely what today’s comic is all about. It’s just about me trying something new. Thanks for indulging me.
-Krishna
P.S. Don’t forget – the Big Illustration Party Time Art Auction is still in full force! Lots of fantastic pieces to choose from. All money earned will go towards new recording gear for Kevin and Josh’s podcast. (Their recording gear died, and they can’t afford to buy new equipment.) Help me help my friends!
P.P.S. If you’re in the Chelsea, Michigan area, be sure to check out Kids Read Comics! this weekend. Lots of GREAT artists, hands-on workshops, panels and presentations, and an opportunity to have kids’ portfolios reviewed. It promises to be an outstanding event.
Hahahahaha…
This is a totally unexpected turn of events.
Your versatility is amazing. I – and I guess a few other readers – will now wonder why you limit yourself to tech humour. :D
You’ve great potential to start a slap-stick comic.
Deus ex machina coming soon?
now this is what I call “comics”. great work, love it.
cut loose, Krishna, cut loose …
Very interesting, I wonder who that person was? I wonder what is going through Bob’s and Milton’s head when they saw this gentleman falling with them.
That was Brilliant, Krishna!
Really like the approach and the results!
I had this awesome comment all typed up when Firefox crashed on me. So I’ll just say that I really enjoyed today’s comic. Thanks!
*thumbsup*
Ouch! That hurt! (LOL)
Touché, you definitely put me in my place.
Cheers!
hahahaha. this one was awesome :D
nicely done. Love when cartoonists do this type of thing, “knocking down the 4th panel”. Or throwing it off a cliff.
That was FUNNY. For a second, I thought some tech guy sent you an email, complaining about story. Great comic, Krishna.
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*snicker* *chortle*
XD
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Wow, that made me laugh…
*lmao*
I just got back from honeymooning in Key West, so I had a few skits to catch up on. I loved this! *lmao*