New Art: In which the Wizard’s Lesson jumps the rails
Originally published at benchiladaland. You can comment here or there.
Let’s just chat for a second before we get into today’s comic, the heaviest one in the whole thing. After this we only have a few more days of postings left.
Anyroad, there’s a chance that BIG HERO 6 is still playing in a theater near you.
Go goddamned see it.
Click to viewSeriously, the movie is ridiculously good, and the trailer doesn’t in any way express its complexities.
If you don’t like it, I’ll…dunno, maybe I’ll do something for you. And then I’ll tick the box next to your name that says “COLD AND EMOTIONLESS.”
In related news, my latest bad movie watching was Gor. Oddly, I could only find a Spanish-language trailer for it.
If you’re not familiar with the world of Gor…well, it’s not entirely pleasant. I’d say more on it, but I’ve refused to ever read any book in the series.
The movie managed to be both offensive and inoffensive. It’s was mostly a standard 80’s sword-and-sorcery film, but with a lot more women tied up and treated like objects than one would expect. And hair. My god, Gor invented hairspray but not hairstyling.
RIGHT! On to the most troubling bit of The Wizard’s Lesson. After this, it’s only a tiny bit more to wrap things up, then on to our discussion about the lesson.
As always, click the pic to embiggen.
First, the last installment I posted:
And now…
So that happened.
Love,
benjamin