-
Announcements
-
Welcome! 03/05/2016
Welcome, everyone, to the new 910CMX Community Forums. I'm still working on getting them running, so things may change. If you're a 910 Comic creator and need your forum recreated, let me know and I'll get on it right away. I'll do my best to make this new place as fun as the last one!
-
Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'grace'.
Found 392 results
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-145 Well, it looks like things are about to get very interesting/exciting... I wonder, can both Tedd and Grace see through Po's illusion?
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-144 This guy seems new at the job.
-
Grace is our bubbly extrovert, and something of a social butterfly at school. But just because she talks to a lot of people doesn't mean they're all her friends. She has too much to hide to be able to have a deep, strong friendship with most of them.
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-140 Diane's motives are confirmed, while Tedd learns once again that he underestimated how small magic can make a person.
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-137 This comic raises a possibility I hadn't considered: could Rhoda not realize she's become uncommonly powerful? (I'm sure she knows what she's capable of, but she doesn't know what others are capable of, so she may not know her power is currently greater than the average magic user...)
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-139 Mother bear instincts: activate!
-
https://www.egscomics.com/egsnp/cinder-171 And so the tale of Cinder-Tedd concludes. I almost wish Dan had told the Epilogue in more detail, but on the other hand this story has been going on quite a while and it's time for something new. Either way, I really enjoyed this one; in fact I consider it one of my favorite EGS storylines of all time. It's also one of my favorite tellings of Cinderella (it would even be in the running for my favorites if the lost slipper hadn't turned out to be entirely pointless, as I found that rather disappointing). Huh. It just occurred to me that this story-line started with the tale of Rhodopis, which was all about a lost sandal. And then the sandal winds up not being important in this version of Cinderella. That's actually a neat contrast. I wonder if Dan planned it that way?
-
https://www.egscomics.com/comic/falsekings-136 That's quite the ringing endorsement by Grace there... I'm rather surprised Grace actually said out loud what she did in the second panel. In fact I looked multiple times to make sure it was a word balloon and not a thought balloon, and that the edges of the panel weren't rounded.
-
Tedd just keeps getting his nose rubbed in the creepier aspects of DGB. Doesn't he? Will this eventually lead him to reject the lab?
-
Even if she's read the Dresden Files, and it influenced her mental picture of Tedd - why would Rhoda imagine Grace looking like that? She KNOWS Grace!
-
Have you considered getting a little more exercise, Tedd? It's good for the brain. And other things. And now we understand why Ellen was so freaked out in the last panel of the previous comic.
-
Here. This is much more satisfying than my original conjecture that Nanase simply told her this stuff.
-
Here. Ellen been taking notes from Nanase, hasn't she?
-
Comic for Monday, Mar 16, 2026 I wonder if Ellen is going to fight Voltaire directly, dragon to dragon?
-
Comic for Monday, Dec 22, 2025 Not seeing the need for this comic, the outcome was evident: KITTY! The commentary hints at a cliffhanger coming. I guess we'll be seeing the three stooges on Tuesday.
-
Comic for Wednesday, Dec 10, 2025 I like Vladia's reasoning, but she missed that they may have their own reasons for wanting to complete their mission. I don't see that Po is wearing a leotard in either form. Also, why isn't a leotard a stupid lion?
-
NP Comic for Saturday, Dec 6, 2025 Sarah can't let it go. It is hypothesized that men have feeling. I'm not weighing in on that one, seems like a mine field.
-
Comic for Friday, Dec 5, 2025 Bishop is having second thoughts, liking the mirror more. Other than that, this comic has a sense of inflicting additional damage on an equine entity that is already beyond recovery.
-
NP Comic for Thursday, Dec 4, 2025 A detailed discussion I don't feel like I needed. Also, how does THIS Grace know who hugs well? She does not seem to have hug-tennas. Maybe she just likes hugs from taller girls?
-
Comic for Wednesday, Dec 3, 2025 Hope demonstrating a capability we have not seen before. It is from memory, so it should be somewhat off, so the mirror still serves a purpose as a recording device. The last panel is the most unsnakelike that Bishop has looked, but it's not a good look. Her grimace is too wide.
-
Bishop investigates! Heh, Grace is going to have to think about just this issue, if Arthur ever manages to recruit her or any of her friends.
-
NP Comic for Tuesday, Dec 2, 2025 Defusing Sarah's suspicion at seeing her step brother in the previous comic. She even doubles down on her disbelief. And Grace works for the fairy godmother.
-
Comic for Monday, Nov 17, 2025 Grace did not gain the ability to see auras. One of the three stooges must have that ability, or their mission would not work. Grace was able to make a disembodied arm, although Hope says it is smaller than the one Po made.
-
Comic for Monday, Nov 10, 2025 Vladia's comment is interesting and realistic. "Treat Grace like a responsible adult." Edward seems to be on board with Bishop's agenda mentioned in the commentary. I have to agree with Bishop's question in the last panel. How does that even come up? Edward's comments are the most germane; tactical and to the point.
-
Comic for Wednesday, Oct 29, 2025 I like Vladia's character, she seems genuinely helpful. But she does not seem to view Grace as a sibling as she did in earlier comics. Bishop is coming across as helpful as well, but in her case, I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop. Regarding the commentary, Grace as a 200 lb squirrel would not leave an imprint in concrete. Concrete is not one substance, it is a class of similarly formulated substances, having a mineral based cement binding sand and gravel into a solid mass. In general, concrete has very good compressive strength. A 200 lb squirrel might struggle with its own weight, but the concrete under it would not. If it did fail being walked on by a heavy enough creature, it would tend to fracture or chip rather than indent, assuming it had already hardened; newly poured concrete is easy to imprint. Hardened concrete does flow, however; a very heavy object resting in one spot for a very long time (years) will leave impressions. This is common in old shops with heavy machine tools. Another 'solid' material that flows is glass. Glass is also a broad term; the key things I'd associate with something that was 'glass' is silicon and oxygen content, roughly one to two, often with other additives, and the mass has an amorphous structure, as opposed to crystalline. Very old glass windows will show signs of glass pooling at the bottom of the panes; we are talking century old or more. Some very old glass can dissolve in water. Corning, NY had a flood, in the early 1970s IIRC, and they lost some of their oldest pieces because they dissolved; Egyptian and Roman glass.
