1st comic for the Welcome Home Fantasy AU! 🍎🎨

How Barnaby first found Wally - - don't worry - things will clear things up in the next one. Just playing with a little idea! What a doll.

Howdy and Barnaby used to travel and work together - even now, they don't see each other too often but always have each other's backs.

The legendary tête-à-tête between Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd has gifted us a classic chronicle of cartoon tomfoolery, replete with laugh-out-loud encounters, surprising reversals, and unforgettable one-liners.

Down a Rabbit Hole I Went

I screwed up. I didn't think that using an ancient language on a piece of tumblr merch was necessary but I forgot what site I was on :) . This is tumblr, of course it has to be in linguistically accurate cuneiform.

I went and hired an expert on Ancient Semitic Languages and Cultures. There aren't as many as you'd think that are willing to translate text for an internet gag so I'm so happy I found Paul.

Notes on the translation from the translator:

I used the ventive suffix on the imperative "give (rib+am)" which is a special feature of Akkadian that indicates the motion of direction. It makes it a little bit more authentic. The longer version actually includes the words "to me (ana iasim)", but a typical Akkadian speaker probably wouldn't have needed to say that.

Also, for the word "money" I used the Sumerian (KUG.BABBAR) instead of spelling out the Akkadian, because that was a common feature in Akkadian scribal writing.

For the font I was happily surprised that Google has a Cuniform font, so not only is it correct but it looks pretty neat too.

Right now you can buy both versions in the shop but cuniform version won't ship for a week or so as I have to order new stock with the new design.

blasting those neurotransmitters to oblivion

anyone remember these lil guys

heads up to my mutuals dont watch this show if you dont know it if youre not good with heavy gore n shit k thansk

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Happy pride month

Behind the veil of cute creatures and cheerful animations, HTF serves a generous helping of violence and gore, making it as addictive as it is disturbing.

But here's where it gets controversial. The sugar-coated violence has drawn criticism from those who believe it numbs viewers, especially younger ones, to the realities of harm and suffering.

Others argue it's just a darkly comedic, cathartic release from our sanitized reality. Yet, the line between 'just enough' and 'too much' is as thin as one of Lumpy's disastrously planned safety measures.