A goofy doodle inspired by the Invader Zim revival movie, that's what.

IT. IS. DONE.

This...should not have taken over a year to make, but there you go.

Somewhere, Adrian Veidt is wondering if maybe he didn't kill enough people.

It's beautiful. A very fitting tribute.

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Martin, Sherri, Terri, Minnie Mouse, Huey, Dewey, Louie, so many others... This is a huge gutpunch.

All I'll say is that if they're gonna start taking from Jason Aaron's work, maybe it's a good thing they haven't done She-Hulk yet.

Agreed on the insanity of that Punch-Out run.

Also SGDQ-related, behold!

Thanks everyone. I celebrated by taking a well-deserved day off.

Yeah, I mostly knew him from Simpsons as well (though it did turn out I had seen him in several things without knowing it was him until years later), but the guy's a legend for a reason. The world is much poorer for the fact that he isn't a living legend.

So ends the beginning of the third decade. Considering the last episode from this writer was the abomination unto the Lord that was "Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy," this was...surprisingly decent. Marge was great, and despite her short airtime, Piper was a great rival/antagonist. I wish w...

Mmm, format-benders... * drool * Ahh, I enjoyed this one. Much like 22 For 30, the documentary format allowed the jokes to fly fast and plentiful, and everyone involved had moments to shine. The mystery itself had so many twists and turns and dead ends that it was a joy to watch. (Kind of surpr...

Gluh, my condolences on the laptop, May. Believe me, I can relate.

Pic looks good, though!

That was okay. It's definitely a different sort of plot than the standard "THE SIMPSONS ARE GOING TO ____" episode, but it stopped short of really doing something with it. They just sort of flung jabs every which way, though some of them were pretty funny. Homer's song about upsta...