Alwaysnewguy

Yep. Also, here's a fun tidbit. Journey to the West, one of the great novels of ancient china and inspiration for more manga, anime, movies, books, etc. than you can count. The first several chapters are dedicated to the origin story of Sun Wukong (known as Sun Goku in Japan) and how he single-handedly beat up all the armies of the underworld and heaven, became immortal several thousand times over, acquired a whole rpg supplement's worth of magical powers and equipment,  and was basically only stopped when the author's personal version of God stepped in. And yet he also manages to be one of the most beloved characters in not just the story, but all classic literature. Because the character and the story around him were well-written, the ridiculously op, and pretty selfish and petty, character actually comes of as likable, and the story becomes beloved. Write well, and terrible characters become great ones.

Nonsense. Clearly she is an Amazon River Dolphin. Adorable (almost to the point of ridiculousness), small(ish), apparently harmless, but it can hunt down and eat pirahnas.

Nonsense. Clearly she is an Amazon River Dolphin. Adorable (almost to the point of ridiculousness), small(ish), apparently harmless, but it can hunt down and eat pirahnas.

If she had, she would just have become Gracemelons.

Maybe not. Magic is changing to accommodate the reveal, maybe by the time Sarah goes to college this won't be a big secret anymore. "Hi I'm Sarah and this is my immortal fae magic tutor/friend's great fairy godmother/ancestor of another friend, Pandora." "Hi."

I'd bet on the fact that when Ellen says that Nanase would demolish half the state looking for her, she's barely exaggerating, and Arthur knows it.
I don't know, but I hope it didn't bite them. Turning into a house every full moon sounds inconvenient.

I'd bet on the fact that when Ellen says that Nanase would demolish half the state looking for her, she's barely exaggerating, and Arthur knows it.
I don't know, but I hope it didn't bite them. Turning into a house every full moon sounds inconvenient.

Do you mind if I use this quote on the Tv Tropes heartwarming page for the comic?

Or maybe he knew that kind of thinking was going to happen and foolishly believed he could put a stop to it. He was wrong of course, this is the internet, where saying "not this" will always result in someone thinking "it must be this".

Or maybe he knew that kind of thinking was going to happen and foolishly believed he could put a stop to it. He was wrong of course, this is the internet, where saying "not this" will always result in someone thinking "it must be this".

Or maybe he knew that kind of thinking was going to happen and foolishly believed he could put a stop to it. He was wrong of course, this is the internet, where saying "not this" will always result in someone thinking "it must be this".

When the golem woke up, it was asking about a library. Presumably it remembers what happened to the library and how it ended up so heavily damaged.

New NP is up
I love Rhoda's faces in this. Sad puppy faces.
Also Ashley's comment in the last panel, so true.

Ah forums, where a discussion about the heart breaking revelations of the latest comic turns into a discussion about the minutia of a gag that was removed years ago. Don't ever change.

Her biggest obstacle towards killing him horribly is the fact that He can hide from her. It's going to take a while before she knows exactly what Voltaire is doing, and then she'll have to find him. If he's smart, he'll put a great deal of effort into not being found. I hope he's stupid, and I hope we get to watch.

Are immortals protected under their own laws, or can Pandora come in and tear this *&%*&$ in half. I hope it's the second one.

Her biggest obstacle towards killing him horribly is the fact that He can hide from her. It's going to take a while before she knows exactly what Voltaire is doing, and then she'll have to find him. If he's smart, he'll put a great deal of effort into not being found. I hope he's stupid, and I hope we get to watch.

Are immortals protected under their own laws, or can Pandora come in and tear this *&%*&$ in half. I hope it's the second one.

Are immortals protected under their own laws, or can Pandora come in and tear this *&%*&$ in half. I hope it's the second one.

Because he wants to make magic available for everyone, and if magic can (and will) change it's rules to prevent that, then he can never achieve it.

Because he wants to make magic available for everyone, and if magic can (and will) change it's rules to prevent that, then he can never achieve it.

Because he wants to make magic available for everyone, and if magic can (and will) change it's rules to prevent that, then he can never achieve it.

Because he wants to make magic available for everyone, and if magic can (and will) change it's rules to prevent that, then he can never achieve it.

Impressive eyesight, and cookie to the author for putting in a detail that maybe a handful of people saw without it being pointed out. no wonder the pages keep getting delayed, he's filling in tiny and delightful details.
edit: also, mittens. also, why does the text become invisible when I edit the post?

Impressive eyesight, and cookie to the author for putting in a detail that maybe a handful of people saw without it being pointed out. no wonder the pages keep getting delayed, he's filling in tiny and delightful details.
edit: also, mittens. also, why does the text become invisible when I edit the post?