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It looks like Billy is trying desperately to mimic that anime style that's so popular with children these days.Has Stephie been replaced by an android duplicate? There’s something really creepy about that drawing.
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It looks like Billy is trying desperately to mimic that anime style that's so popular with children these days.Has Stephie been replaced by an android duplicate? There’s something really creepy about that drawing.
He fails at it, just like he fails at rational thought and being a woman.It looks like Billy is trying desperately to mimic that anime style that's so popular with children these days.
Between suicide, castration and general unattractiveness, I’d say that there are many things that stop troons from multiplying."Nothing can stop us from multiplying"
Well that seems like a pretty rational take...
*Checks self-die stats*
Oh. Oh dear.
And now you know why they're desperate to influence children.Between suicide, castration and general unattractiveness, I’d say that there are many things that stop troons from multiplying.
It looks like Sapphire Crimson Claw to me.I love that the "lesbian" is a massive pink tarp-wearing fatty with ugly hair.
Guillaume is a model Fat Activist who draws his stand-in as thin.More drama
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They're multiplying, just by a fractional value."Nothing can stop us from multiplying"
Well that seems like a pretty rational take...
*Checks self-die stats*
Oh. Oh dear.
Didn't Labelle force a lot of transgender people out of a support group he was also a member of simily because they disagreed with his extreme beliefs?"Nothing can stop us from multiplying"
Well that seems like a pretty rational take...
*Checks self-die stats*
Oh. Oh dear.
The point is money. Labelle isn't going to put in the effort beyond the minimum necessary to have his paypigs fling money at him.I love how lazy and phoned in the comics are sometimes
What's the point of making a comic if you're not going to take advantage of the medium at all.
Just 4 panels with 4 random characters all saying something you could've wrote in a short Facebook post.
It doesn't even have to look good since clearly his fans don't care.
The point is money. Labelle isn't going to put in the effort beyond the minimum necessary to have his paypigs fling money at him.
I love how lazy and phoned in the comics are sometimes
What's the point of making a comic if you're not going to take advantage of the medium at all.
Just 4 panels with 4 random characters all saying something you could've wrote in a short Facebook post.
It doesn't even have to look good since clearly his fans don't care.
I always think “story arc” is an inaccurate term in the way Billy uses it. Really, he just creates a scenario (Frank playing soccer, Ciel manning a helpline) and sets a bunch of strips there. The actual strips themselves are really no different from the one-offs. Characters talk about being trans and trans issues, but nothing actually happens. At the end of the arc, nothing is different and the status quo is unaffected. You could reorder the strips, remove some of them, and no one would be able to tell.Labelle's awful writing has been a subject of discussion before, but it is a result of how he views the art of writing in general. He thinks he is guided by fits of "inspiration" when in fact it is just laziness. Sustaining a story arc with actual characters with dimension takes work. Even the most tired newspaper strips follow story arcs to a conclusion. But that is too "hard and boring" for an artiste like Labelle. Better to scribble out whatever pops into his head any given moment. As a result, there are three kinds of comics Labelle puts out:
1.) Random statements of opinion, either by a character in a single panels or multiple randos in a 4-panel comic.
2.) Strawmen who show up to get scolded by Stephie or Sandrat, sometimes in mutiple strips, but often just one single rant.
3.) Story arcs that lead nowhere. They often begin with a bunch of strips at first when the inspiration is strong, but since Labelle never has a plan or structure in place, they peter out with no conclusion. Then Labelle returns to one of the first two flavors of comic.
I strongly disagree with Labelle's worldview, but if he knew how to craft a story I would give him credit for that. But again, that would take work, and Labelle will never put in that much effort.
great analysisI always think “story arc” is an inaccurate term in the way Billy uses it.
I always think “story arc” is an inaccurate term in the way Billy uses it. Really, he just creates a scenario (Frank playing soccer, Ciel manning a helpline) and sets a bunch of strips there. The actual strips themselves are really no different from the one-offs. Characters talk about being trans and trans issues, but nothing actually happens. At the end of the arc, nothing is different and the status quo is unaffected. You could reorder the strips, remove some of them, and no one would be able to tell.
Case in point, the Frank playing soccer arc. Frank is at soccer and a character asks a trans character about being trans, because his dad is trans. Then they talk about trans shit. Other characters we’ve never seen before turn out to be trans. Then the arc ends. None of these characters ever appear again except Frank. Frank never refers to these events and is unaffected by them. Neither of the main characters appear. What was the point?
How is everyone not a CHAP? Cheesecake is fucking delicious!View attachment 3155874
Um, we prefer the term, CHAP - CHeesecake Attracted Person thank you very much
I'm a chap, sophie is also a chap