The Pixel 233 - Empty Apocalypse

All praise to .

Pasted from The Pixel:



I know it’s been a gosh darn long time since the previous instalment in the supposedly neverending adventures in the world of Bros 4 Life, but understand when I tell you that Discobird works his bum-bum off on all manner of things way more important and pressing than this comic, a lot of which he documents via Livejournal. Take a look if you would. Anyway, the strip. The “news” of Left 4 Dead 2’s announcement is now long since old and uninteresting, but I wanted to ride out the fun of the first game (with respects to parody) before bringing it up to speed with its real world counterpart. Don’t take it as any statement about lack of enemies in the game, because it can get pretty hectic given the right circumstances - some muppet shooting up a car alarm while covered in attracting bile, for example, is likely to send undead goons rushing in with greater numbers than my computer has processing power.

If you check the rough guideline I gave Discobird for this issue, you’d spot that I made a few changes to the dialogue, as I do, and that once again he decimates my feeble attempts at comprehensible art with his style. In full effect now is his own custom brand of art, vectorized with Adobe Illustrator and instantly striking. I should much consider writing him to draw something worthy of his talents. The speed with which he works (when he’s not working on other things, of course) is so admirable I wonder if he even thinks about it, or if it is just reflex to draw Sonic knockoffs better than I could ever do with multiple spaces of his time.