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    eat your heart out

    My bio-brother Marcus, last seen here, has been turned into a comic book character in the latest issue of Little Scrowlie (#14). I suppose I'm spoiling the surprise ending, but he ends up getting his heart ripped out and eaten by some sort of she-devil and dies with a picture of his dog Dubh in his hand. How freaking cool is that?

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    When I was in university my friend Kevin did a weekly comic for the school newspaper called Adventures of The Wombat or something along those lines. It featured all of his friends (myself included) as a sort of crime fighting team. That was kind of neat, but my inky counterpart never had anything quite as exciting as death by heart extraction.

    Posted on 2006.07.26 at 12:46 AM in Art |

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    Thomas

    I wonder if Kevin (or anyone else) still has any of those old strips lying around anywhere?

    Congrats to your bio-bro on his new found comic (im)mortality.

    Posted by: Thomas | 2006.07.26 at 04:59 AM

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