This suddenly got satirical. Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but this could be construed as a commentary on what feels like an attack on the arts by those parts of the government.
Obviously, this just makes it more interesting. I do miss seeing Yumi on this site, though. Her presence should be seen as well as felt!
My thoughts: The Praxians have obviously neglected the possibilities inherent in interdimensional trade. Other intelligent species are out there, after all— as exemplified by the zoo.
Shucks, thanks, Daimon. I’ll be sure to sip my comics ambrosia with gusto. Seriously though, glad you’re digging the work! I wish more people would give Mythomania a shot like you.
Wow – is this turning into something philosophical?! I believe this comic can go ANYWHERE from here… and I’ll happily follow.
This suddenly got satirical. Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but this could be construed as a commentary on what feels like an attack on the arts by those parts of the government.
Obviously, this just makes it more interesting. I do miss seeing Yumi on this site, though. Her presence should be seen as well as felt!
My thoughts: The Praxians have obviously neglected the possibilities inherent in interdimensional trade. Other intelligent species are out there, after all— as exemplified by the zoo.
Hmmm.. I suppose that’s why they’re so technologically advanced. They do nothing but science…? I’m glad I don’t live there.
Me too! I’d be the first Praxian to live in the zoo.
I really love where this is going. Art is important! (It is to me.)
Gads, this guy can draw straight lines freehand? Damn you, Andy Go. Damn you.
derek, between mythomania and tune, you.ve need to know you’ve offically been added to the list of gods on my on personal comics mount Olympus. lol
Shucks, thanks, Daimon. I’ll be sure to sip my comics ambrosia with gusto.
Seriously though, glad you’re digging the work! I wish more people would give Mythomania a shot like you.
I love the irony. My enjoyment from reading a comic about the Praxians’ contempt for comics proves the error of their philosophy.