There’s an art error in the last panel where the characters aren’t all sticking half their torso out a window with a fist pumping the air.
Efogoto
With the Dukes of Hazzard theme song blasting!
Keith
Nooo, not that. Not good enough…sound track to Smokey and the Bandit. 🙂 1) Waylon Jennings was good. BUT, Mr. Reed was way better. 2) an entire sound track is way better than just one song. 🙂
Meoi Lass
Hmm. Still isn’t fixed yet…
Coyoty
It’s called an all-terrain vehicle because it flattens all terrain. Probably payment from the puppy people.
Leinglo
I like Stangor. He might have a grudge with Emily, but he knows how to get awesome results with minimal fuss and effort. I can respect that.
Gregg Eshelman
As opposed to the morally bereft spherical dingo *wanting* to become rich? 😉
Ged
“Say hello to Pepe, my leetle mule” Romancing the Stone 1984
Oh boy I’m getting way old quoting movies like that.
Meran
Yup. Stangor is Vachel. Which means “me”. I wasn’t aware Christopher and I have ever met though… have you been bugging me???
Lol
vonBoomslang
Wellp, Stangor is new favorite character. The perfect mixture of Bikkie sociopathy and Ruddock’s :V. Please tell me he’s this team’s resident alien.
Rikard
Well, he got the motor running and they are heading down the highway.
I must say, I’m continually amazed by your ability to create characters with a lot of character.
war Pig
Reminds me of another all terrain vehicle. I have it on a shirt
Martin
Are the fig newtons weaponized or provisions for the road?
#1: He’s getting away! After him!
#2: Mmm, that IS a tasty newton.
#1: You know, these aren’t cookies. They’re fruit and cake.
#2: Nom nom nom
That Emily survives an encounter with Fat Dingo just emphasises how resourceful and brilliant she is.
Doug Relyea
Careful Stangor, that could be taken as Artificial flight.
0z79
Umm… distract ’em with the fig newtons, then tip-toe out?
Muzhik
I cannot WAIT to see what weapons Kregger (keep wanting to write “kegger”) has mounted on that puppy-smacker. Maybe they can slow down enough to allow Emily to coast into it on the way home.
Pete Rogan
I laughed like hell, then remembered: I USED this plot device. Only there were no keys. The builders never needed to lock their combat vehicles. Which should tell you all you need to know about the bad guys.
I then had a fun time with people trying to use the alien weaponry they found, with minimal results. A pity. The sucker was armed like nothing else – cannon in the front, missiles in the rear. And the pintle mount–! But I see no pintle mount here. This looks like a plain old ATV crowd-flattener. Oh, well. As they say in Texas: EEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
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Oh wait. Kregger had two sets of jetpacks to lure a non-Durn to their doom. What kind of trap is built into THIS vehicle, I wonder?
Keith
Seats so comfortable you never want to get out of them and then once you fall asleep. they digest you.
There’s an art error in the last panel where the characters aren’t all sticking half their torso out a window with a fist pumping the air.
With the Dukes of Hazzard theme song blasting!
Nooo, not that. Not good enough…sound track to Smokey and the Bandit. 🙂 1) Waylon Jennings was good. BUT, Mr. Reed was way better. 2) an entire sound track is way better than just one song. 🙂
Hmm. Still isn’t fixed yet…
It’s called an all-terrain vehicle because it flattens all terrain. Probably payment from the puppy people.
I like Stangor. He might have a grudge with Emily, but he knows how to get awesome results with minimal fuss and effort. I can respect that.
As opposed to the morally bereft spherical dingo *wanting* to become rich? 😉
“Say hello to Pepe, my leetle mule” Romancing the Stone 1984
Oh boy I’m getting way old quoting movies like that.
Yup. Stangor is Vachel. Which means “me”. I wasn’t aware Christopher and I have ever met though… have you been bugging me???
Lol
Wellp, Stangor is new favorite character. The perfect mixture of Bikkie sociopathy and Ruddock’s :V. Please tell me he’s this team’s resident alien.
Well, he got the motor running and they are heading down the highway.
I must say, I’m continually amazed by your ability to create characters with a lot of character.
Reminds me of another all terrain vehicle. I have it on a shirt
Are the fig newtons weaponized or provisions for the road?
#1: He’s getting away! After him!
#2: Mmm, that IS a tasty newton.
#1: You know, these aren’t cookies. They’re fruit and cake.
#2: Nom nom nom
Using the unguarded keys? Yeah, that scans.
That Emily survives an encounter with Fat Dingo just emphasises how resourceful and brilliant she is.
Careful Stangor, that could be taken as Artificial flight.
Umm… distract ’em with the fig newtons, then tip-toe out?
I cannot WAIT to see what weapons Kregger (keep wanting to write “kegger”) has mounted on that puppy-smacker. Maybe they can slow down enough to allow Emily to coast into it on the way home.
I laughed like hell, then remembered: I USED this plot device. Only there were no keys. The builders never needed to lock their combat vehicles. Which should tell you all you need to know about the bad guys.
I then had a fun time with people trying to use the alien weaponry they found, with minimal results. A pity. The sucker was armed like nothing else – cannon in the front, missiles in the rear. And the pintle mount–! But I see no pintle mount here. This looks like a plain old ATV crowd-flattener. Oh, well. As they say in Texas: EEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
—-
Oh wait. Kregger had two sets of jetpacks to lure a non-Durn to their doom. What kind of trap is built into THIS vehicle, I wonder?
Seats so comfortable you never want to get out of them and then once you fall asleep. they digest you.