Kooks, Apocalypse, and Mechas

So I was busy most of the weekend and then part of the week. As a result, experience the great Liō Quintuple Postravanganza!

6/22/07
Liō takes shots at nerds a lot, despite the fact I highly doubt Mark Tatulli is unaware of the extreme geek appeal of his comic. Still, I must wonder - why does Cool Clothes carry clothes for Kooks? And where are the Girls clothes? Seriously, I think they need to rethink their business angle.

6/23/07I don't have much more to add. Really. The guy's about to be a squishy little pancake. What more can I add to that?

6/24/07Two days of robots, two days of impending doom! I like how the rampaging robot destruction is handled, not by the army, but a trip to the principal's office. Clearly, our Dark Child has a self-imposed quota before he ceases his killing for the day or he'd have naturally turned the robot on the school to ensure his freedom.

6/25/07
It is rare that the tables are turned on the Dark Child. But today, Papa Liō has his victory. He enjoys an ice cold beer as he watches the suffering of his only child. It is no wonder where Liō has learned his behavior from.

6/26/07And finally, we see Leeroy Hateeachother, I mean, Lockhorn, taken away by the police after a harrowing evening of domestic terror. No doubt by morning, Loretta will have bailed him out and the cycle of abuse will continue.

I intend to not get so far behind in the future, so hopefully this will be the last Quintuple Postravanganza.

Fun with Robots

6/18/07Hey look, Papa Liō is still alive and with us!

Naturally, a child of Liō's temperament has found himself in trouble at school frequently. Like most characters in the strip, the teacher here has no name, but this isn't her first appearance. Today's strip also shows another common theme - robots. Liō is quite the mechanic and machines and robots are frequently deployed in his master plans.

But as we can see today, his plans are not always flawless. In fact, judging from the thickness of that stack of papers, our dark child has likely generated numerous robot-related concerns. Personally, I'd like to know whether the robot could have carried on a conversation had its spring-loaded head not popped off.