The moon was hungry, so she took my beatnik Koi for a ride on the interstellar General Lee.

Um...

AKA: Aeon Flux hijacked my Pepperidge Farm giraffe poop!

The abrupt changes/rectangles look like artifacts from deep space radio transmissions, and the various elements are arranged so that this corpse actually "flows" down/around visually.

I almost wish I'd left that inverted area out. But not quite enough to regret it. The blend from the second to third is spectacular... an even richer field of objects in the third. Maniacal!

Damon: I think the inverted area nicely complements the last bit of Jacob's piece. All in all, I like the overall flow. We start planetside and drift in to space. Good one!

Maniac -

I took the blue righthand edge in your panel, and expanded it out as a sort of "false bottom" to the corpse, but I was really glad to see that Damon had done something similar to *create* that blue color to begin with. I do regret not going with the "pixel art" vibe I got from that edge, though, that would have matched the theme better.

I like how the lunar terrain in the first panel carries as a theme through the first three!

Jacob

Fuck this stupid page. You have no brain, and my lips are missing.

Golly Mister. Does anyone have any idea how I can get ahold of close up shots of poop coming out of the rectum of a giraffe? I have a camera... but they move quickly. I tried to use my own rectum, and mix it with photoshop onto the ass off a giraffe... but I found that hard to masterbate to.
Tito

I am loving the way that the whole thing is just boring. The lunar terrain isnt interesting, and you should regret the pixel art vibe!

I just wrote a new poem.

Consumer

In the endless unDay
of the parking lot
gleaming pods wait silent
to capture the human prey
return to their lairs
and vomit the remains so the young:
dishwasher, water heater, microwave
can feast on its masticated soul

I had been sitting in my car near Ocean Beach in San Francisco when this vision came to me. After I opened my eyes, I looked up into the sky and I immediately had a stunning realization. There I was, sitting on a miniscule tangent on the surface of Earth, looking out across a quarter-million miles of space toward the near-full Moon. Further along the ecliptic I could see Jupiter and Saturn and a handful of bright stars that lay millions of miles further distant. I am lying of course.
Your friend Tito

the saw clouded marsupials / in outer Space, spiralling down?
I miss you
xoxo
Tito