Endtown Comic Strip, February 20, 2013 on GoComics.com

Jenner said, 4 months ago

Duck responsibility.

Jayce_C said, 4 months ago

Wouldn’t be too hard to whip up some rat poison, at least!

dirtyoldlady1 said, 4 months ago

Isn’t there an knowitall computer thingy that can be asked for help? When up against a wall you punch a hole in it and crawl through to the other side. Or punch your way through the problem. Didn’t Flask consult it? Doesn’t everybody know about it? Help is where you look for it and sometimes the last place you look for it. Is this toy available to anybody and everybody?
Blessed Be

Three Steps Over Japan said, 4 months ago

New auction this week. Please bid on Maude, or buy the print. Help Aaron cover his hospital bills and continue drawing Endtown.

Wabbit said, 4 months ago

Tha isn’t how democratic systems work! when a minority has the power to gum up the works. that’s a broken Democracy!
When a government inteferes wiith the peoples’ privac

Three Steps Over Japan said, 4 months ago

Now, what could Mallard be studying so intensely that he’d be willing to give up control of security to the High Council?

Three Steps Over Japan said, 4 months ago

Wonderful news, everybody! Endtown is featured in the GoComics blog today.

Jagaroth said, 4 months ago

I get the impression that Mallard and the Doctor are two of the founders of Endtown.

Airolga said, 4 months ago

I love him :D

Robert Nowall said, 4 months ago

@Three Steps Over Japan

The “ditto whisperer” project that Aaron Marx handed him three months ago, to answer your ironic leading question.

Nabuquduriuzhur said, 4 months ago

Mob rule. That’s part of the reason straight democracies fail.
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Until the U.S. Constitution started being ignored, the genius of the system was that the base set of laws could not be mob-ruled away and every law was subject to the Constitution.
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Today, though, the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Amendments are partly gone. The 6th Amendment is failing, and the tenth has been ignored since the 1930s with the “redefinition” of the commerce clause.
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The fascinating thing is that the U.S. is repeating the western Roman Empire’s failure. Bread and circuses (the “right” to free bread and “entertainment” became the rule in this nation in modern form), foreign invasion with at least one third of the total Mexican population in the nation, and the moral degeneration of both government and populace.
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We’re just doing what Rome did in 500 years in a much shorter timespan. Unlike other periods of recorded history, it’s not just one nation doing so and then failing, but the entire world is doing it, with the possible exception of china, which, having no morals under communism was at the bottom and could only improve (lying was standard policy of the government, 90 million murders in the Chinese Civil War, the Great Leap Forward, and the Cultural revolution, not counting the 400 million aborted with the one child only policy, no freedoms to speak of, etc.).