NERDY STRIP 20: Filling In CHAIR’s Crack
As you folks may recall, in the second episode of Dungeons and Doritos, CHAIR came into possession of an Asperger’s Asbestos Bear rug. It was the little tyke’s first time experience with clothing/a portable marriage official. But aside from a mention in the Quest for the Erotic Pangolin, CHAIR’s rug was never heard from again… UNTIL NOW!
Oh! Here be a link to the Maze episode, in case you’d all forgotten about that little “Death Shack” which was referenced in the strip.
It should also be made mention of that there is a new feature coming to Nerdy Show… Specifically Nerdy Strip. The details of which are still being hammered out. Once there is something concrete in place, word will be put out. Until then, fair readers, stay tuned!
Words and art by yours truly, Tony Baldini.
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…You know what, just fuck you guys. You don’t know anything about Asperger’s. And secondly, more than just Autistic kids read Archie Sonic. God forbid people like an aspect of the Sonic franchise where things are consistent, and they don’t have to complain about there being EXTRA CHARACTERS without having a mental disorder.
Heh. I had indeed forgotten about the Asbestos Bear rug. Was it part of the white dragon’s hoard from the first DnD episode?
It was actually of being in same room as dragon but not of being dragon’s hoard. Was part of dwarf throne room decorations. Like the dwarf’s throne. CHAIR stopped of carrying that one halfway through walk out of mines cause he did not of being of realizing how heavy it was.
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@TactlessC
We know plenty about Aspergers. Some of the greatest minds in the world past and present have or have had Aspbergers. But, like most forms of autism, it has varying degrees of intensity. You can either be a genius that functions weirdly in social situations (in reality Issac Newton and Albert Einstein, and in popular fiction see Moss in the IT Crowd or Sheldon on Big Bang Theory) or you can be the opposite of that, a nimno still reading the Archie Sonic long after hitting puberty.
You’ve got to let go sometimes, dude. The Sonic comics were only decent for a short period around the SatAM series, and SatAM is the only good Sonic anything outside of the original side-scrollers that’s ever happened. Archie Sonic having to play catch up with the games’ “stories”, “characters”, and “plots” isn’t a strength and it definitely doesn’t make it “consistent”. If you think so much of the Sonic franchise that a great weight is lifted knowing that the Archie comics have sorted out the “continuity” for you the yes, you might have a mental disorder. Sorry. I’m pretty sure I read that in a medical journal somewhere. Nothing to be ashamed of.