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fluffy wrote:Yeah, but I figured out what you meant as soon as I woke up from it.
The Duchess in each universe has opened up a wormhole into a perpendicular universe. Aside from the universes being 90 degrees off (including in color) they are exactly identical, and the path of cyclically recursive progression is arranged on a golden spiral. It's one of those things where either it's naturally funny or it isn't at all (this is highly-correlated with whether you're a math nerd; if you don't understand why the reduction is 61.8% each time then the joke isn't meant for you).Billy's Little Trip wrote:I didn't get your Womble comic when I first saw it. It took me until last night, when I woke up and couldn't get back to sleep, before I got it. I was confused at first because I couldn't understand why the purple Womble dissolved half way why there was another one coming out of a wormhole. But then picturing it in my head, I think it shows a girl accidentally sending her old Womble into a time warp as a younger Womble comes out. Is it the same Womble but younger, coming out? The green could indicate younger, but you change the colors in the other squares.fluffy wrote:These days I spend way more time drawing comics than working on music.
Unity is a long-form drama/hard sci-fi series, not humor. The pivotal line was a callback to a much much earlier event in the comic. You should probably just read it from the beginning.I don't get the new Unity one at all. Maybe it will come to me later, too.
That was the intent. Journal comics are autobiographical, and thus the only ones which are actually funny.I love the partner/cat one. You can look at it with a dirty mind or as a cat lover. I happen to fit both, which made it twice as funny.
Wow! I'm sorry I asked, but thank you.fluffy wrote:The Duchess in each universe has opened up a wormhole into a perpendicular universe. Aside from the universes being 90 degrees off (including in color) they are exactly identical, and the path of cyclically recursive progression is arranged on a golden spiral. It's one of those things where either it's naturally funny or it isn't at all (this is highly-correlated with whether you're a math nerd; if you don't understand why the reduction is 61.8% each time then the joke isn't meant for you).
I'd say he got it just fine.[[The Duchess is holding a remote control. The Womble sits nearby in a meditative state.]]
[[A blue portal begins to open beside The Duchess with the green toes and white tail-tip of an alternate universe Womble barely visible. A purple portal opens under The Womble, rousing him from his meditative state.]]
[[The Womble, a panicked look on his face, begins to fall through the purple portal. A green Womble shoots out of the blue portal, startling The Duchess.]]
[[The Womble is gone. The portals are shrinking to nothing. A green Womble and The Duchess look at each other with blank expressions.]]
[[The first four panels repeat infinitely in a golden spiral, rotating 90 degrees counterclockwise each time. The sets of panels cycle through four radically different color schemes. Each time, the Womble that emerges from the portal is the Womble that disappeared in the previous set of panels.]]
I like that one, you know why? Because I get it.