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Penny Arcade - Comic - Up Top
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Penny Arcade - Comic - Up Top
Videogaming-related online strip by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins. Includes news and commentary.
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(And I wish Hoizon Zero Dawn was releasing on PC.)
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Triple feels.
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It's just you.
i hate that this comic reminds me of the bad people who don't want girls a to see themselves in games, comics, etc.
I think you're forgetting about the spare organs.
Someone on the internet is wrong! I'm compelled.
Well TBH he has stated on multiple occasions that he DOES like red hair for that "other" reason...... but certainly, that wouldn't necessarily apply in this particular circumstance.
Also, this might be one of the best drawn PA strips ever?
I was just listening back through some of the older podcasts, and in the one for the strip about "Orange Is The New Black" Mike was basically teasing him about this, saying that all Jerry needed to know was that one of the women is a redhead with glasses.
Yeah... I mean, there is a reason both his kids have red hair! (Because his wife does.) This strip may very well have been a double-meaning sort of a thing... saying it because he loves his daughter, but also because he likes redheads, which is fine because she's far too young to grasp the secondary implication. Remember, the "she" that is being directly referred to by both Ronia and Tycho in the third panel is the character Aloy from Horizon: Zero Dawn. Jerry often throws subtleties like that into the strip. So yeah, Ashguard wasn't necessarily that far off.
Agreed. Not a parent, but this comic definitely pulls at the heart strings.
The subtle details, how she scoots closer to dad, and the little heart over her head in the last panel really puts this over the top for me. I honestly think Mike and Jerry make one of the best comic strips of all time. And I don't just mean web comics, I put them right up there with Shultz, Larson, and Watterson.