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Ieuan Sheeley (dexster) says:
haha, nice comic dude, keep it up
Karen & Bill Drastal (karetoons) says:
I'm really enjoying your strip! Loving your gags and the jokes are fantastic. Looking forward to reading more! And thanks for stopping by Good times :)
Karen & Bill Drastal (karetoons) says:
HAHAHAHA Just the first two panels....priceless....:)
Karen & Bill Drastal (karetoons) says:
HAHAHAHA it's all about that amp!!! Yeah!!!
Karen & Bill Drastal (karetoons) says:
M-T-Me :) Nice!
Karen & Bill Drastal (karetoons) says:
Ooohhh the plot thickens!!! And poor Mr. Mighty gettin' busted!
David Harmon (mental_mouse) says:
Re: Mr. Mighty's final line: AWWW!
David Harmon (mental_mouse) says:
OOoh, I like those lawn vultures!
Ralph Hayes (rhjunior) says:
Personally I hate this trope. It's anathema to the very root concept of the superhero--- that the government can't always save you; that sometimes the lone man or woman has to step forward and stand in the gap, whether or not the powers that be approve. "Superhero registration" just makes them an extension of the government--- which anyone can tell you is a VERY dangerous precedent. the government should be subservient to the people, not the other way around. I can't understand how a society that had the sense to conclude that an involuntary draft had something malfeasant about it, could later begin to accept the paradigm that superhumans "would have to" be subjected to a *superhuman* draft.....
Ed Gedeon (eddurd) says:
Hey, Ralph, thanks for commenting. The superhero registration isn't intended to be taken too seriously. It's just a convenient plot device; Mr. Mighty will have to perform some community service, which leads to a couple of other events which are important to the overall story.
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