If my right arm did that I don’t think i’d Be half as complacent as Mauricio seems to be.
Efogoto
I suspect that whatever Mauricio’s state of mind is, “complacent” isn’t it. Maybe “dumbfounded” gets closer.
Rex Vivat
Shocked, even.
Gristle McNerd
“constant internal screaming”, I’d say. Has been for a while, so this lovely little bit of body horror barely registers.
Efogoto
“body horror” Much more succinct and accurate than the phrases I was coming up with. The closest I got was “Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” repeated 14 times.
Rana
I wouldn’t be surprised if Jabby was pumping Mauricio full of calming hormones by this point.
Docard
The moment when you realize that you’re not who you think you are. And, GRUDS!
Joyce Melton
Killer Robots Made out of Sandwiches is just the opening act in this concert.
Kaidah
I think both Mauricio and I made the same face when his arm did that. Not sure I’d take it quite so calmly though…
Efogoto
You just haven’t been destroyed and reconstituted when destroying a nascent black hole before. Or, at least, I assume you haven’t. Pretty sure your bar for what you’d take calmly would be raised by that.
Marco
Hmm, legged robot in first panel, then tracked robot destroyed by rocket?
Herandar
The first robot was not laser resistant. The tracked robot was.
Herandar
Legs are what make us vulnerable to lasers, of course.
TB
I hope they’re paying attention to how the robots are getting in there.
At least it was his right arm that released the missile. It could have been a lot worse, and he would need new pants.
Strain Of Thought
So what’s at the top of this pit? Because at first everyone seemed to act like it was open, but I find it hard to believe Jabby couldn’t fly out or climb out somehow. Is the Gounder talking to them over an intercom or just standing at the top of the pit or what? Can Jabby produce autonomous drones or is he required to remain one single coherent unit?
Jude
Of course we all know and expect Mauricio to be in a constant state of repulsion and shock over Jabby, along with fresh bursts of indescribable horror at new developments. But it’s Wezzle that amuses me.
With his eyes permanently looking like he’s seen things no one else has (even if no one has before), it’s hard to judge his reaction to everything. He seems incredibly calm for someone facing death (as he was when Jabby first took over his ship) and we can only see what goes on in his mind by his comments
“Don’t suppose part of that is made out of a sandwich?” When facing death, it’s important not to die on an empty stomach!
Chris, your webcomics deserves to be better known! I read a few others and often their comment range past 100 or even 200. I wish more knew about Spacetrawler. I have no idea what you think about Hiveworks but a lot if the comics come from or link to Hiveworks. Not sure how it works as I haven’t bothered checking it out. I just read some of the better ones there.
Gregg Eshelman
Inspector Gadget looks on in awe…
Peter Rogan
I wish Panel 5 did not provide the visual that last Friday’s “Penny Arcade” only described. Without, you know, the restoration.
The horrors just keep on coming. Almost enough to make me forget to wonder where the damned robots are coming in. Right now, though, I’m busy trying not to think of the word ‘urethra.’ Oog.
Jabby has a few tricks up Mauricio’s sleeve.
Never have I more wished for a “like” button.
Or maybe a LOVE button (for the comment not the person since I don’t know him). 😀
If my right arm did that I don’t think i’d Be half as complacent as Mauricio seems to be.
I suspect that whatever Mauricio’s state of mind is, “complacent” isn’t it. Maybe “dumbfounded” gets closer.
Shocked, even.
“constant internal screaming”, I’d say. Has been for a while, so this lovely little bit of body horror barely registers.
“body horror” Much more succinct and accurate than the phrases I was coming up with. The closest I got was “Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” repeated 14 times.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Jabby was pumping Mauricio full of calming hormones by this point.
The moment when you realize that you’re not who you think you are. And, GRUDS!
Killer Robots Made out of Sandwiches is just the opening act in this concert.
I think both Mauricio and I made the same face when his arm did that. Not sure I’d take it quite so calmly though…
You just haven’t been destroyed and reconstituted when destroying a nascent black hole before. Or, at least, I assume you haven’t. Pretty sure your bar for what you’d take calmly would be raised by that.
Hmm, legged robot in first panel, then tracked robot destroyed by rocket?
The first robot was not laser resistant. The tracked robot was.
Legs are what make us vulnerable to lasers, of course.
I hope they’re paying attention to how the robots are getting in there.
What’s next? 🙂
The first killer robot looks… strangely familiar.
QwahnWho?
At least it was his right arm that released the missile. It could have been a lot worse, and he would need new pants.
So what’s at the top of this pit? Because at first everyone seemed to act like it was open, but I find it hard to believe Jabby couldn’t fly out or climb out somehow. Is the Gounder talking to them over an intercom or just standing at the top of the pit or what? Can Jabby produce autonomous drones or is he required to remain one single coherent unit?
Of course we all know and expect Mauricio to be in a constant state of repulsion and shock over Jabby, along with fresh bursts of indescribable horror at new developments. But it’s Wezzle that amuses me.
With his eyes permanently looking like he’s seen things no one else has (even if no one has before), it’s hard to judge his reaction to everything. He seems incredibly calm for someone facing death (as he was when Jabby first took over his ship) and we can only see what goes on in his mind by his comments
“Don’t suppose part of that is made out of a sandwich?” When facing death, it’s important not to die on an empty stomach!
Chris, your webcomics deserves to be better known! I read a few others and often their comment range past 100 or even 200. I wish more knew about Spacetrawler. I have no idea what you think about Hiveworks but a lot if the comics come from or link to Hiveworks. Not sure how it works as I haven’t bothered checking it out. I just read some of the better ones there.
Inspector Gadget looks on in awe…
I wish Panel 5 did not provide the visual that last Friday’s “Penny Arcade” only described. Without, you know, the restoration.
The horrors just keep on coming. Almost enough to make me forget to wonder where the damned robots are coming in. Right now, though, I’m busy trying not to think of the word ‘urethra.’ Oog.