Chapter VI 30
March 10, 2010
It’s always a good idea to get all your relic touching done early, before the price goes up.
Transcript
Lewk climbs on stage in an attempt to address the crowd as it has begun to grow restless and violent.
Crowd: Boo! Tell it right! you suck! Terrible! You can’t do that! Boo! Boo! Hiss! That’s NOT Gurge!
Lewk: Whoa, ladies and gentlemen, please. calm- please
Serra: I- I- I-
Lewk screams at the crowd.
Lewk: SHUT UP!
Taking a more congenial tone Lewk begins to address the crowd in earnest.
Lewk: You all came here expecting a ‘traditional’ St. Gurge pageant. So I understand that you’re disappointed. but I think you will find–
Lewk begins to win over the crowd as he trails off into a string of meaningless drivel.
Lewk: Allegory, symbolism, allusion, metaphor,
As if by magic the withered relic that is the palm of St. Gurge appears in Lewk’s hand, Stirring a surge of cheers from the crowd.
Lewk: And for just $18.99 you can touch the one TRUE palm of THE St. Gurge.
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New Incentive 3-3-2010
March 3, 2010
There’s a new incentive for voting for the comic.
It’s everyone’s favorite psychotic demon in all his forms (Actually very very few of his many possible forms).

You really should vote for 70-Seas,
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My Terrible Misogyny
December 20, 2009
As you can probably tell I crafted The Mall of the Red Wizard as something of a send up of the sort of pulp stories that were the fantasy genre’s bread and butter before everything got Tolkienized. While creating this parody I really took it without thinking that my buxom female protagonist would be traipsing around the frozen wastes in a fur bikini. This wasn’t even intended as an element of parody per se (if it were wouldn’t I have made that outfit even skimpier?) Believe it or not the ridiculousness of Hilde’s wardrobe hadn’t even occurred to me. That is until I read this article about the cheesecakey pandering of the Twilight franchise. Long story short the only thing that separates transparent fetishization and objectification of Twilight’s male protagonists from the rest of genre fiction is that it’s the MALE protagonists that it’s happening to.
So now I feel a bit like an idiot and a misogynist, but the deed is done and I ain’t about to redraw anything now, I guess we’ll just have to learn to live with it.
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