The grand finale of my mini-series about Kent Hovind’s theme park. Four pages of inking, around 60 hours of work, and the central idea about the origin of flight is something that I’ve been saving for the right place since summer of 2001. It felt kind of weird to be finally drawing things that have been in my head for more than five years.
A couple of notes about the more obscure jokes here:
1: Although most paleontologists think that birds’ ability to fly evolved through an intermediate gliding stage in tree-dwelling dinosaurs, the main competitor to this hypothesis has traditionally been that it evolved in insect-eating dinosaurs as a way to help them capture flying prey.
2: The term “drive-by creationist” refers to a creationist who starts a new thread at a debate forum consisting of one or more anti-evolution PRATTs, and then ignores all the subsequent refutations to his or her post. For example: [link]
3: “Evolution is a big mafia in worldwide” is the most famous PRATT ever posted at CF. The full text of it is as follows:
Evolution is a big mafia in worldwide. Am I right??
It is not a science, but mafia, ruling by Devil.
I think that there is big mafia in the world which protects
evolution. Dont you see this??
I may take a break from these comics for a few months after this one. This episode of my comic is the only art I’ve been working on since November, and now I’d like to be able to spend some time with other topics.
Owww, this is superb! And that romantic legend of Archeopteryx almost made me cry. Have you thought of making a movie out of it?
I think I'm falling in love with your comics
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"... no vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end" - James Hutton
I really like the joke about the comparison between the ground-up and tree-down theories (the butterfly collection part struck me as particularly amusing). Very funny and cleverly executed. I hope it's something that a lot of people manage to catch, though it's probably a good thing that you explained it in the description anyway.
I like the Deinonychus's little Archaeopteryx story too. It's amusing to imagine dinosaurs having myths for "moral instruction," especially silly ones like that (kind of in the same vein as some of H. sapien's "myths"...).
I like the "I can't watch" ... "I can." part too. You seem to have captured the Deinonychus's personality rather well.
Also, Zedekiah's expression in the "Don't let them escape, Prattmaster!" panel cracks me up.
And the art is good as ever, simple but accurate with excellent shading and perspective.
Anyway, I think this is well worth the five years' worth of idea-incubation. Definitely your best comic yet.
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"In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
Check out my evolution/anti-creationism club, ~Domain-of-Darwin.
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"I can"
*laughs her head off*
Owww, this is superb! And that romantic legend of Archeopteryx almost made me cry. Have you thought of making a movie out of it?
I think I'm falling in love with your comics
--
"... no vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end" - James Hutton
I really like the joke about the comparison between the ground-up and tree-down theories (the butterfly collection part struck me as particularly amusing). Very funny and cleverly executed. I hope it's something that a lot of people manage to catch, though it's probably a good thing that you explained it in the description anyway.
I like the Deinonychus's little Archaeopteryx story too. It's amusing to imagine dinosaurs having myths for "moral instruction," especially silly ones like that (kind of in the same vein as some of H. sapien's "myths"...).
I like the "I can't watch" ... "I can." part too. You seem to have captured the Deinonychus's personality rather well.
Also, Zedekiah's expression in the "Don't let them escape, Prattmaster!" panel cracks me up.
And the art is good as ever, simple but accurate with excellent shading and perspective.
Anyway, I think this is well worth the five years' worth of idea-incubation. Definitely your best comic yet.
--
"In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
Check out my evolution/anti-creationism club, ~Domain-of-Darwin.
I have no idea what to say, but this is stellar!
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I need Serenity.
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Baby, did you forget to take your meds?
You have a knack for hilarious facial expressions. Zedekiah's face when he tells the prattmaster to floor it is just so damn funny.
When you feel for comics again, you oughtta do a series about ken ham and his museum, with Occam's new enemy (and Pratt's new ally) - Strawman!
"We're martyrs!"
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-RAmen
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/98% of young artists are anime artists, If you still love the Jack Kirby style, copy & paste this into your signature
Proving that the Bible is repulsive
[link]
[link]
its main purpous was to boost the moral, but instead it was taken literaly
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/98% of young artists are anime artists, If you still love the Jack Kirby style, copy & paste this into your signature
Proving that the Bible is repulsive
[link]
[link]
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