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Robot Beach by Matt Forcum
A webcomic about life, loneliness, and robots.
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Well looks as though he may have turned into a monster, but not one that is quite ready to kill just yet. Maybe after some coffee, maybe.
Is this paying homage to Garfield AND Peanuts? I like it!
Don’t forget Cathy…
I know my computer has no kill desire when I feed it a cup of coffee.
Actually it tends not to have a desire to work, but still no killing.
Yes! I knew someone would pick the “ack!” I got the “good grief!” bit… Kudos to the ack-picker. Wait… did that sound slightly… uh… wrongish?
If I have learned anything from television it’s that robots run on alcohol and not coffee. Robot should head over to Carl’s bar!
Larry in Charlie Brown’s hat made me snort, which aroused the suspicions of my manager.
Please stop being so funny.
Good one. And I know exactly how he feels, ugh.
Thanks guys. I found this one to be way funnier than it probably is, but I laugh at simple stuff.
Also, I am pretty proud of that Charlie Brown hat!
Nice tip of the hat to those who paved the way.
Robot reminds me of someone … the growl … the coffee … the jammies … the bags under the eyes …
Garfield, Charlie Brown, AND Bloom County
Well done, sir!
Could this get an award for “Most Catch Phrases in a Single Panel”? If that isn’t an award, it should be.
Yeah, i think that Larry reminds me of Pa for some reason. Good job, babe!
I’m totally with you, Jodi. You nailed it.
lol is that a peanuts spin off? awsm!
Good thing i read the comments this time out. I totally missed the homage and was wondering why a baseball cap appeared in the last panel. Sigh, I guess I need some coffee myself, oh right, I don’t drink coffee. Growing up I collected Garfield. Had about twenty books. Love Bloom County and lately I found a guy at a flea market selling early books of Peanuts by the bag for a couple of bucks. They are great. One that I have had for a long time is where Lucy is portrayed as younger as the rest which leads to things like her analyzing the faux wood finish on a display case while the rest of the kids are excited over the various toys that she can’t see.
I woulda said Ma. . .
Why, no, I don’t see that at all!
Well played Mister Forcum. Well played indeed.
Where’s the cigar?