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Pointless Man battles the ninjas.







Should have the last one coloured by the end of the year. Will hopefully get relatively high quality scans up on my site (along with the preceding pages of the comic this sequence comes from) around the first week of January.

Happy New Year!

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  1. Aren't you a few years too late with the Backstreet Boys thing? Shouldn't he kill Good Charlotte or some new, equally as crappy emo band?

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  2. Actually, yes. And he, or at least his minions, will. When the time is right.

    See, the set up, which wasn't in the above sequence, places these events in the summer of 1999. So, while my comic's subject is somewhat out of date, it is in tune with its setting.

    Maybe I should have mentioned that earlier.

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