I want to think that I am not alone in understanding perfectly what a Magical Girl is. And also that I wasn’t the only one hopelessly addicted to Sailor Moon when I was in junior high. Just in case you don’t know what a Magical girl is, though, the internet is always here to assist you.
I’ve been asked recently to “rate” my comic for submission to several directories (which have been boosting my visitors — thanks everybody!). I think Atomic Laundromat fits squarely in a PG-13 category — some situations will be funny, mature but I don’t think you’ll see curse words, nudity or anything that is unsafe for work. I don’t believe in curse words for comedic effect, and I want people who blow off minutes from their work to read the strip (you know who you are) coming back and happy and not fired.
See you Wednesday!.
+2 internets, magical girl and trope. wooo~
also, I love the way her glasses are flying off and her expression in the second panel. Very very cool.
Sushi Shoyu Michi Izakaya!
Okay, I just laughed a lot.
Sailor moon isn’t even the most disturbing… Utena really Effed with my head. BTW Great Comic!
Whoa, Utena. Now that was a flashback I didn’t expect tonight.
Lol, try being from a hick-nowhere-ultra-conservative area, then being in college in the same area– but for the first time having untrammeled access to the glories of humanity (the internet/world wide web)– and only having the vaguest idea of _any_ sexuality and/or foreign animation of any sort — and seeing RGU. Yeah. Me. It’s okay tho. I think internal repairs have completed. ._____.
AHAHAHA I LOVED this one!!!
The only man who could make curse words funny was George Carlin, everyone else needs to just talk normally.
I got the Sailor Moon Ref, but I’m afraid I was a DragonBall (the original, mind you) fan in Junior High.
Where’s the drool?
cool comic and love the “magical girl transformation” nod… it is such a cliché, the few sailor moon transformations I had to put up with still give me nightmares (and I didn’t EVEN watched that anime)
cheers!