Obviously a refernce to the Dead Boy Detectives sequence from the first issue of Vertigo’s “Childrens Crusade.”

I dig this strip. Muchly.

The pop-up window won’t scroll down so I can read the last row and a half of panels.

Could you possibly change the configurations of your pop-up window?

So far I’m finding it funny, just a little difficult to read.

Well, Kevin, whether or not you’ve ever read “Children’s Crusade” or not, I’d be pretty suprised if Stacie hasn’t. Both sequences have some pretty direct panel references to the first issue, not to mention the remarkably similar character designs.

Thanks, Michelle. I can’t say that I know much about the technical/configuration stuff, but I’ve mentioned the problem to people who do. Hopefully we’ll get that fixed.

Sorry Aaron, not only have I never read Children’s Crusade, I’ve never even heard of it until your mention. Couldn’t tell you the artist or writer.

Thanks very much for the kind words, everyone.

On. The. Hiney.

“Hiney.”

There’s a word that’s not used NEARLY enough these days…

Bravo! Keep on keepin’ on!!!

Thanks a lot!

And yet, as enjoyable as this strip is, I am disturbed that everyone is ignoring the elephant in the room. How can stick figures even have a hiney? Or is that what makes Stick-O-Vision so great, adding meat to the stick characters of the story?