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What the… It’s blue! I must have hit the wrong hotkey.
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What the… It’s blue! I must have hit the wrong hotkey.
What the… It’s blue! I must have hit the wrong hotkey.
What the… It’s blue! I must have hit the wrong hotkey.
How Delightful! I’m so glad to see that Alice’s Eyeball Arrows have found new employment. I had been worried about them! And, since they are now part of the Driller, they’ll be available in case Alice needs them agian later! Huzzah!
These are new, improved smooth shaded arrows! For that nice sense of motion!
In my head, Unearth is a live-action movie disguised as a graphic novel, and I try to keep comic book effects to a minimum. Sometimes I can’t avoid it, hence the word bubbles and occasional motion arrows.
I like the electric-blue shadow linings.
Oh, and once again, Charlie proves to be shrewdest of Profilers…
The standards for shrewdness in this comic must be pretty low if a little girl is the front-runner 🙁
Well, when you think about it, is there anything shrewder than a little girl? Except maybe kiwis?
I’m still working on the Pop-Tart comment from the previous page, and it’s likely the kiwi question will twist my brain into a pretzel shape… which may be irrefutable proof that little girls are shrewder than the author.
You’re welcome. 🙂
What kind of toolbox has a hatchet in it?
Anyway, it seems more ladder climbing is in store…
Do not mock The Toolbox! The Toolbox has everything! The Toolbox IS everything! ALL HAIL THE TOOLBOX!!!!
Given that that’s one of those hammer hatchets they are a good tool to have in the toolbox.
It’s have has a nail puller, that’s where the notch is removed from the lower hatchet face.
The author feels obliged to inform the reader that he owns a notched carpenter’s ax/hatchet of the type seen in this comic, and that he keeps it in a toolbox. While the author remains hopeful for the future, the hatchet has never been used to threaten British aristocrats.
I too own a notched carpenter’s hatchet. I inherited it from my Father, or Grandfather!
I’m more interested in what will happen when Roddy slams head-first into the upside down swimming pool
“carpenter’s hatchet.” Always wondered what that thing was really called.
Yes, back in the early Homestead Days, carpenter’s hatchets were a real boon… You used the blunt end to drive in nails, the blade end to drive away bandits and angry Native Americans, and the notch to pull out the nails that got messed up when you had to switch from carpentry-mode to bandit-mode mid-swing.
The same kind of toolbox that one might use to “hide onboard as a stowaway” 😉
Just a reminder, as the author-proclaimed person in charge of Who’s Who; since The Toolbox has been identified as an official MacGuffin for this comic, it is now a “named plot device” and as such, should be referred to with capitalization… *we now return you to your regularly scheduled webcomic*
Also, given that no one has closed the hatch they came through, I’d say the Driller is already sabotaged enough. 🙂
But it’s a first step.