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cluedog — The Quacking Dead Season 1 Part 10
Published: 2014-06-23 10:39:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 12371; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 254
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Dedicated to the creators and writers of "The Walking Dead", as well as the actors and fans of the show.Next time on "The Quacking Dead":
Previously on "The Quacking Dead":
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**Giggles!**
Oh boy! Her mother is just like her father, except more talkative. And eww! Squid eyes!
Oh boy some action!
You really are heating up things here! Keep up the great work!
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Thanks! She is quite a character, I hope.
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Mmm.... good eat'ns there. *quietly pukes into bush*
XP
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Aw, squid eyes taste good. What you talkin' 'bout?
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I've had fried squid before. Chewy but tasty. Never had squid eyes before nor would i know where or if you could get them lol
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Where does Spurn come from? A battery farm full of Westboro Baptist Church members?
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did a double take on the moon image. for a moment, I though you were doing homage to "Time Machine." Naw, over active imagination.
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The remake, in places, was better. In any case, I was referring to the shattered moon, in both and the novel.
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No post apocalyptic shopping is complete without firearms.
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I like mingling it into my stories hither and thither.
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A brief stop for pathos among the poultry.
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Feels..... I has them.
"well... Quap." ~Duck who now feels like it.
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Well better than finding her dead in another city, eh Clem?
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*flails arms*
The mom is not walking around?!
*screeches*
WHY IS THIS PARODY DIFFERENT FROM THE SHOW!?
*coughs a frog out*
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This is an alternate ending.
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Uh oh ... does anyone else smell that?
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Time to break out the air fresheners!
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Thanks! Tossing in a little drama here.
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drama?!
from "camp noir", to road trip, to thriller, to tearjerker.
Don't know how you're pulling it off. This strip should be laughably ridiculous, but it isn't.
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I knew she was going to be trouble when I saw her ...
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She's no ordinary child.
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The way you are able to convey so much emotion with relatively simple features and expressions is wonderful.
Have you ever considered working on storyboards? I've seen a great deal of professional work in that field that doesnt express itself half as well as this.
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Thank you so much! I've considered work in storyboards but I have no professional training in that field or any degrees in art. The pay would be pretty decent, though.
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You're welcome. Just telling it like it is.
It doesn't look like you need any training to me! Many people doing it havn't had any. It's just a question of bugging the right people and putting your work out there until you get lucky.
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Fantastic job. Once again, you've effortlessly weaved humor into the story ("The Third World Guide to Cooking Tree Bark" is the best name for a book ever), but still managed to handle the emotional pain the situation causes well. Truly incredible work here.
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Now I can't stop picturing a Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett book named after preparing tree material.
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That would be amazing. I love Pratchett...
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Remember the counting pines? That is hands-down the best fictional portrayal of tree bark ever. ...I can't believe that is a thing.
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I forgot about the counting pines...but now you reminded me. Those were hilarious.
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