PrimordialSoul253

It is very easy to see when a comic is made solely with a particular agenda in mind, especially when it is in the advertising for it. Vox Day is one particular example, though I choose not to pay too much thought to it because I think it is doomed to failure just based on the premise of which their line was built upon. 

Diligent researchers, eh?
http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=2192

One thing that puzzles me is that, as far as memory serves, neither Susan nor Diane share a hair color with either Mr. or Mrs. Pompom.  It makes me kind of worried that the big reveal will be that the one who "cheated" at the time Susan and Diane were born was not Mr. Pompom, but Mrs. Pompom.
That is why I think there was such emphasis on Susan's perception on how her mother would react to the news that Susan had a sister (or half-sister).  But the question is would Dan go that dark with the storyline.
 

http://www.egscomics.com/
That jerk!  
Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd?
Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

http://www.egscomics.com/
That jerk!  
Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd?
Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

http://www.egscomics.com/
That jerk!  
Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd?
Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

http://www.egscomics.com/
That jerk!  
Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd?
Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

http://www.egscomics.com/
That jerk!  
Was he really trying to kill Elliot all those times just to get to Tedd?
Also, it seems a "Seer" is another name for what Tedd is.

I think you are all wrong.  He's a manipulative jerk.  He wants Elliot to be trying to prove he's not a coward at a future event.