Hopefully, the anatomically incorrect sauropods don’t sully the strip for you! I am saying this mainly to let you know that I am aware of the mistake, so let us never speak of it again. Unless it comes up in conversation. You know, I should start carrying a sign that reads “ARTISTIC LICENSE” and try to use it to win arguments.
Much to my pleasant surprise, Gorillaz has released a new single. You should listen to it if you like Gorillaz and the music that they make. Also, hot damn, this storyboard sequence sure is tantalizing.
Basically, I am here today to tell you that I like Gorillaz.
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This strip opens up so many questions…
Is Donly alive… in the “present”, I mean?
Where’d Milo get the goggles… and the laser gun?
Doesn’t past Milo now have to go to that time and shoot Donly? But then he wouldn’t be able to say that Donly went on for 20 minutes. Unless future Milo does it. ??!!?!!?!?!??!??!?!!!!?!!?!?!?!! Sorry I just broke my brain.
So…Milo goes to the party twice? once in the past, once in the future BUT IT’S THE SAME PARTY!
*creepy music*
At least Milo only *stuns* Donley, instead of killing him. Those dinosaurs look pretty stunned, too! Maybe they’re contemplating the time paradox created by having two Milos in the same place and time.
heheh, would have been nice to do to some of my physics professors 😀
Yes, just to clarify—no one is dead!
It seems I missed the words “Stun Gun” in panel 3. Well, good thing Donly is okay, but the question is still open about what’s going to happen with two Milos……..
It’s not so much the anatomy but the color of the sauropods that sullied this strip for me- everybody knows that they (or at least the particular species you pictured) were a subtle brown-gray without those ridiculous yellow stripes (although I suppose their belly could be called a shade of yellow). Recent chronological expeditions into the Mesozoic back me up in this regard; for such a time-themed comic, I am offended by your collective lack of research!
Also: I went to see the Gorillaz perform live in Austin, and it rocked very hard.
Omega’s right–everybody knows that sauropods didn’t generally wear disco balls and party hats. They usually wore skull caps and tail pins.
Haha this is probably my favorite strip. It’s just so ridiculous. I loved the original storyline you’d developed, and was really into it and wish it had gone further, but it was enough to make me care about the characters and the subsequent random shorts are fun. Also the art’s clearly getting more stylized, very cool to see that sudden shift, what with the breaks taken.
Greg Reply:
May 31st, 2011 at 4:46 pm
Thanks for your comments! Even though we’re not updating anymore, it’s nice to see people come across the comic and see what they think after the fact. I really like this strip, too, and I remember John and I having a fun time coming up with it.