Who knew that Moon Knight would grow up to be a comic book publisher?
(Thanks to Mitch Romig for the submission!)
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I love how he narrates it, just to make sure we’re up on the complexities of the zombie men and their zombie snakes.
I read it in Samuel L. Jackson’s voice. Was he also in a plane?
Sometimes comics make my everyday problems look small in comparison…
@s1lentslayer – It sounded this way in my head "These muthafuckin’ zombie snakes up on they muthafuckin’ zombie alligators."
I think my question would be: How is a zombie alligator any worse than a regular alligator? Would we even notice a change in behavior?
BTW, this is a great drawing. Who did it?
@stuclach: That may indeed be the greatest philosophical question of our time.
Whoa! You just blew my mind! How does a zombiefied zombie act? Chatty and intellectual?
@HailScott – It’s a dissertation waiting to be written.
BTW, this panel is from the Essential Moon Knight Vol. 2. I SUGGEST you pick it up if you like beautiful art. You can really apperciate Sienkiewicz’s art when it’s in black and white. Just awesome…
So this is "another" fine mess – what the hell were the other messes?
@stuclach & @HailScott: I think I may have an answer to your question. I’d say a zombie-gator is worse than a normal alligator. Think about it, you can manage to survive a alligator attack if it bit you and you get away. If it was a zombie-gator, then even if you get away alive you would turn into a zombie.
would you still have to zig zag away from a zombie alligator? how would its land speed be? and wouldn’t zombie alligators just want the brains of regular aligators? and how does a zombie tame a zombie alligator so that he can ride it? what’s that? my nose is bleeding…?
@JesTr – Agreed. However, my second question remains unanswered. Would we even notice its zombie-ness? Slow, angry, bitey.
monkey-fightin’ snakes on a monda-to-friday plane.
Conor, thank you for curating this space every week. You make contact with the ball each time.
Uh oh, what’d Stan Laurel do this time?
I love it when characters acknowledge that what they’re going through is completely insane. 🙂
they just don’t make em’ like they used to…