I’m assuming that she can do that because her real brain isn’t actually located there, y’know, snake digestive tracks? Also why is Meg’s speech bubbles red?
They’re meant to be pink, just to distinguish her. If it’s appearing as red it may just be a difference between our color settings. On pages where there’s a LOT of dialogue I’ve found it helps to give some characters colored speech balloons to help with readability. I limit it to Modest and Meg, since they’re the most common characters. I was doing it for Jenny for awhile as well, but she just doesn’t show up that often, and usually when she does she’s opposite Modest, so it’s already obvious whose balloons are whose.
Proper rest is important!
Like most children, Medusa’s brain is very plastic.
It might be Lego at this poimt
i mean there is that saying, “You are what you eat”
Uh huh! You could build a castle out of her at this point.
And how does your mom feel about having a fictional medusa grand child?
You know, I don’t know. We’ve never really seen them interact, so I guess I’ll find out.
She was pretty upset and confused when I killed off Marah.
That Does sound useful.
…wonder if she can do that octopus thing and fit through gaps big enough for her teeth?
I wonder.
I’m assuming that she can do that because her real brain isn’t actually located there, y’know, snake digestive tracks? Also why is Meg’s speech bubbles red?
They’re meant to be pink, just to distinguish her. If it’s appearing as red it may just be a difference between our color settings. On pages where there’s a LOT of dialogue I’ve found it helps to give some characters colored speech balloons to help with readability. I limit it to Modest and Meg, since they’re the most common characters. I was doing it for Jenny for awhile as well, but she just doesn’t show up that often, and usually when she does she’s opposite Modest, so it’s already obvious whose balloons are whose.
I like when children in comics are so small they just become peeking eyes on the bottom of the panel
I do too, obviously.
The indignant “What!?”s. And then they’re falling asleep on the couch by 7pm.
Uh huh.
Eh, octpi manage it, she’s probably fiiine