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Comic - "Charlotte's Magic Life"

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  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

     How to piss Kurt off

    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-how-to-piss-kurt-of

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  • vwranglervwrangler Posts: 5,019

    Oh, dear.

    Well, this is all going just swimmingly!

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,862
    It's hard to see a diplomatic way out from here without both sides backing down to orders from Charlotte - it is her home after all. Regards, Richard.
  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    richardandtracy said:

    It's hard to see a diplomatic way out from here without both sides backing down to orders from Charlotte - it is her home after all. Regards, Richard.

    Spoiler:  There will be no diplomatic way out. 

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Good Night, Brian.
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-good-night-brian/

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,862

    Oh dear.

    As usual, fantastic posing & the 3 step view of the front door was inspired.

    Regards,

    Richard

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    richardandtracy said:

    Oh dear.

    As usual, fantastic posing & the 3 step view of the front door was inspired.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Thank you.  Kurt used to be a bouncer. 

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    All Bets Were Off
     https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-all-bets-were-off/

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,862
    edited May 18

    Perfectly understandable and realistic comedown reactions from them both. Not necessarily the most useful for their relationship, but understandable.

    Leaves me wondering.. does the humiliated dad just slink away accepting being thrown bodily out of the door? Probably not. His reaction is likely to be closer to a firebomb level reaction than to quiet acceptance, and next step after that go nuclear; He does seem a little volatile. Oh what fun is to be had.

    Regards,

    Richard

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  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    richardandtracy said:

    Perfectly understandable and realistic comedown reactions from them both. Not necessarily the most useful for their relationship, but understandable.

    Leaves me wondering.. does the humiliated dad just slink away accepting being thrown bodily out of the door? Probably not. His reaction is likely to be closer to a firebomb level reaction than to quiet acceptance, and next step after that go nuclear; He does seem a little volatile. Oh what fun is to be had.

    Regards,

    Richard

    And how would he retaliate?  Read on and understand. 

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    The Good Father
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-the-father/

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Peace Maker

    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-make-peace/

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Poker Night
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-poker-night/

  • vwranglervwrangler Posts: 5,019

    ... That is an interesting definition of "together".

  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 8,072

    She should have let him get the sleep he needed.  

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    FirstBastion said:

    She should have let him get the sleep he needed.  

    Yeah, firefighters are often exhausted coming off their shifts, where catching a quick nap might be next to impossible. It was mainly the poker playing that bothered her. 

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510
    edited June 15

    Poker Night 2
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-poker-night-2/

     

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  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Poker Night 3
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-mt-everest/

  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 8,072

    Will be interesting to see where this goes next. Human psychology is always interesting to watch unfold. 

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    A Child's Questions
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-a-childs-questions/ 

  • ColiazColiaz Posts: 65

    Your dialogue and characters feel very grounded in reality and the poses and expressions are also great, keep up the good work! :D

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Coliaz said:

    Your dialogue and characters feel very grounded in reality and the poses and expressions are also great, keep up the good work! :D

    Thank you, Coliaz, and let me return the compliment.  I've been following Adam, Jacob and Joi on and off for years and what has always impressed me is how real they seemed.  That you can sustain this for so many years is amazing!  Hope I have as much imagination. 

  • ColiazColiaz Posts: 65
    edited July 2

    Thank you David, that means a lot to me! :D

    David R said:

    Coliaz said:

    Your dialogue and characters feel very grounded in reality and the poses and expressions are also great, keep up the good work! :D

    Thank you, Coliaz, and let me return the compliment.  I've been following Adam, Jacob and Joi on and off for years and what has always impressed me is how real they seemed.  That you can sustain this for so many years is amazing!  Hope I have as much imagination. 

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  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    Another Piece
    https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-another-piece/

  • ColiazColiaz Posts: 65

    Another good post. Keep it up! :D

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

     https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/baggage-talk-about-kurt/

     

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,862

    Chopped. New one on me. But yes. 

    Sensible & reasonable. So... I can feel the evil story teller rubbing his hands together in glee dreaming up ways & means. wink

    Regards

    Richard

  • David RDavid R Posts: 510

    richardandtracy said:

    Chopped. New one on me. But yes. 

    Sensible & reasonable. So... I can feel the evil story teller rubbing his hands together in glee dreaming up ways & means. wink

    Regards

    Richard

    At first I was going to use "gross" but wondered if a 14 year-old in 2026 would use that word.  After a little research I found "chopped."  Never heard it used in that way before, but then I don't associate with teenagers very much.   

  • DiscipleDisciple Posts: 239
    edited 5:13PM

    David R said:

    At first I was going to use "gross" but wondered if a 14 year-old in 2026 would use that word.  After a little research I found "chopped."  Never heard it used in that way before, but then I don't associate with teenagers very much.   

    "Gross", "cool", and "hip" are the slang adjectives that have survived through every generation I've known.

    The high schoolers that critiqued the street language in my comic deemed it outdated, which is true.  However, they seemed oblivious to the lifespan of today's terms.  I give 'em a year, tops.  They come and go, like krunk and six-seven, but we gotta write something.

    [edit=1] Sometimes you can get away with coining something original, like on Firefly, and it can sound leading edge. [/edit]

    Hallelujah!
    Disciple 

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