New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis
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NEUROTICA by Big Al the Gal
Non Sequitur by Wiley MillerAbout New Adventures of Queen Victoria
Join HRH Queen Victoria as she daily levels her regal gaze upon the fools and tomfoolery of our time. Along with her classically-rendered co-characters Prince Albert, Anne Boleyn, George III (aka “Grandpa”), Mrs. Clipart and Maurice, Queen V grapples daily with the strange state of our affairs, whether it be resisting a vicious comic strip jihad, surviving a visitation by Howard Stern, or hosting a special edition of “Victorian Idol”. Never has a sovereign quoted the Marx Brothers with more aplomb, paid such heed to the fate of the lite-brite, or dared to go where a comic strip has never gone before: shopping for a Wii. Join the Great Lady as she dares to do battle with Oliver Cromwell and James Cameron, and rules with a steady hand over people who can’t tell the difference between the Virgin Mary and Mary Worth. “Curse you, historical accuracy!”
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jukeofurl
said,
4 months ago
sacre bleu… this one is certes over my head
MrPinkle said, 4 months ago
Hey! You can’t say “merde”, can you?
TiggerLeBounce said, 4 months ago
What’s she doing way up the-e-e-ere?
mamarose127
said,
4 months ago
So I’m guessing that the MST3K group are the Crying Frenchman, Oliver Cromwell and Mary of Scotland.
pabsungenis
said,
4 months ago
The Clockwork Frenchman and Oliver are correct. The third is not Mary, Queen of Scots.
Jon said, 4 months ago
Are they listening to an old Lionel Richie album?
purpledog39 said, 4 months ago
Sir Isaac Newton?
Gweedo Murray said, 4 months ago
Got home early Thursday morning and am shoveling through a bit of comics.
Did you get my care package Pab ?
algurka
said,
4 months ago
I guess you can say, “merde” as long as you don’t translate it into English. You probably can’t say the German word because it would be too easy to figure out.