He also has a silver pocketwatch for werewolves, a matchbook for mummies, a pocket mirror for gorgons, catnip for manticores, and a ball of yarn for minotaurs.

Sometimes you just can’t win.

I enjoy chips, occassionaly. I wouldn’t say I’m a chip enthusiast, exactly. I’m more of a chip hobbyist. Chips have a role in my life, but they do not feature prominently.

Also, I added a little Facebook Like button to every comic and it would help a lot if you clicked on it. You know, if you’re into that sort of thing.

The Great Monkey War lasted decades. Many lives were lost on both sides, but neither was able to deliver the final blow. Negotiations were impossible. Only one race could survive on this overpopulated planet, or at least, what was left of it.

One accident after another left entire continents inhospitable. The world’s large population was forced to condense into the only areas that could sustain life. War was inevitable.

We close out the week with another Skyim comic written by our good buddy Locke. Contrary to popular belief, he is a real person, that I did NOT make up, that helps me write Massive Pwnage every now and then. He’s a busy guy, really!

It’s a little unfortunate that there is no option for diplomacy in the lands of Skyrim. You’d think that you’d be able to convice people that maybe fighting a firebreathing man wearing armor made out of dragon bones isn’t a very good idea.

Congratulations Britt!

Locke wrote this one a while ago. I put it aside for later and then promptly forgot about it until he reminded me of it last night. He doesn’t like it when I do that.

Actually, Locke has written every comic for this week! Let Locke Week commence!

It’s true!

I try to draw inspiration for comics from my current interests, like what movies I’m watching or games I’m playing. I’ve been working on some freelance projects so I thought “how would Ence handle an art commission?”

Here’s a close-up of the last panel.

And Revenge of the Nerds? Well, that has “revenge” right there in the title so OBVIOUSLY.

Also, this.

I played the clarinet for a few years in school, though I’m not really sure why. I was never really all that interested in it and I rarely practiced. It was pretty fun for a while though. Never touched a violin.