86. Another package, this one red, this one in the kitchen. And a sburb logo. Hmmm [S] John: Enter.: Meet Dad Egbert. Pipe. Hat. Cake. Clown Fetish. 89. Dad sees through John’s disguise and wields a cake at him. Here[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
001966-70 are a lot of panels of mucking about that don’t amount to much. The only thing of note here is that John opens Colonel Sassacre’s monstrous manuscript, which is pretty much just a mishmash of vaguely amusing ‘old timey’ lingo[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
001951 John burns the Gamebro. What could have, in another universe, been an enduring and annoying key item goes up in smoke. No one will miss it. Imagine if Nana had been prototyped with Gamebro instead? 001952 begins with the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
001932 contains our first obvious case of foreshadowing in the plot, in fact, I’d call it the first foreshadowing whatsoever. John goes to read Colonel Sassacre’s book and we’re told that “It could kill a cat if you dropped it.”[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
001908 The contents of John’s chest, when he investigates it are, to use a MSPAism “incredibly silly” which is a given at this point in the narrative as at the moment it hasn’t outgrown from mere referential and randomness humor.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…