Jason Thompson Presents: Wolfcopter!
Shaenon: Remember how, back during the Alaska arc, I drew this dramatization of a conversation I had with Jason Thompson about how Nick could or would be affected by the werewolf virus? Well, Jason does, and he has sent me this stunning depiction of his proposal. This, folks, is what it looks like inside Jason’s head. It is awesome in there.
As further proof, you need to read his comic King of RPGs. Volume 2 is out on May 24!
Channing: I dunno, I could see this being a Sci-Fi Channel original movie. Oh, excuse me, Sci-Fi Channel, I should have said “SyFy Channel”. I just want to let you know, SyFy Channel, that I accept your need to go through a “phase” at this point in your life. I only hope you will one day come back to us and embrace the healthy Christian lifestyle in which we tried to raise you. Until then, you are in our prayers.
In other news, WHAT THE HELL, JASON THOMPSON.
That having been said, I would like to encourage all of you to come up with your own vision of machines infected with lycanthropy. A werewolf coal-powered boiler? Sure! A werewolf blender? Why not? A werewolf industrial-grade document shredder? Technically, all such devices already are werewolves, but that should not stop us from fantasizing. If you draw it, I may even say how awesome it is. This last part is, of course, contingent upon how awesome it is.
And what is he playing over the internal speakers?
The opening theme to Airwolf, of course. What else could it be?
My guess is “I Am My Own Master Now,” the theme for the LQ-84i/Blade Wolf boss fight from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Blade Wolf is a robot wolf that used to wield a chainsaw when it was being forced to work for the villains.
Most mëtal thing ever
Ooooooo Mustachio needs to get bitten!
You the dog now copter.
When I first read this comic, I’m pretty sure I wanted to send in an “‘erewolf” drawing. Alas, I hadn’t (haven’t) the self-esteem to do so.
When this was first posted, it was my desktop background for like half a year.
YTMD?