Skin Horse
By Shaenon K. Garrity & Jeffrey C. Wells
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What’s with Nick? He seems to be becoming more and more, um… objective.
Perhaps he is still in “This is all a game. None of this is real!” mode in spite of the incident with the gun. Or perhaps this is another example of Whimsy having messed with his mind. >_>
I blame it on the profanity filter,darn it all to heck!
I’m thinking most people would prefer to see it from outside the T. rex, though.
But she’s getting the unique one-of-a-kind experience only a VR theme park can provide.
More than once.
Eh, some people are into that, assuming the T. Rex doesn’t chew.
Hahaha……no, there’s a soft and hard to into that, and hard is into the chewing.
Crocodiles don’t chew, but being bitten by one is still quite a specialised interest.
I wonder if the Skinhorse dou know what vore is.
Unity would without, a doubt.
I wouldn’t be surprised by Tip knowing, either.
Wouldn’t that be a bit too niche to base a theme park on though…? Unless it’s an optional extra or something….
“And only I survived to tell the tale.” —“Moby Dick,” I think—but it could be something else.
Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Job 1:15 “…and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.” Used as title of last chapter of Moby-Dick.
Lovelace might prefer something from Jonah in this case: “Out of the belly of hell cried I, and Nick heardest my voice.”
The saloon window across the street says “Baron’s.” Did Baron Mistycorn get there ahead of them and open a bar? Another one of his selves? The guy from the bonus story in Volume Five?
Maybe he’s the kind of character who ends up in spoofs of different genres. Or maybe it was something like “Fievel goes West”
Cold comfort, eaten by a dino
Cold comfort, just me and my girl
Cold comfort, eaten by a dino
No one else in this V.R. world
A snippet from Swayin’ To the Music by Johnny Rivers
Since this is VR, there is nothing to keep “down the gullet” from being “down the rabbit hole”. Dimensions mean nothing here except as a frame of reference.
Ick. As a kid I watched a cartoon in which a little girl fell into her TV screen… I was very careful around the TV after that…
If something like that happens here, you’ll have to be careful around T. rexes from here on out.
I avoid wardrobes for pretty much the same reason.
I smiled at the four-legged fast-kicking Lovelace of panel 3, thinking, “typical comic action”–then suddenly realized Nick might be seeing that too! In Whimsyality, that would be a perfectly appropriate VR effect.