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(Jon sez:) 
My father was a prison warden when I was a kid, and he would tell me stories
about just how dumb criminals are. (At least, the ones who wind up in
prison.) One of the most interesting things he ever told me was that
criminals who work in groups are more likely to be caught. They rat each
other out.
This tactic is used every day on Law and Order, so it must be true. |
(Mark sez:) 
Doc Haas appears to have read the Evil Overlord List, or at least skimmed it ("17. When I employ people as advisors, I will occasionally listen to their advice.") Benjamin and Caprice may be in for more trouble than they think.
Anywho, I believe now is the time to, uh, shout out mad props to my, uh, comic creatin' homeboys or whatever. I would like to direct your attention to Zach Stroum's new comic, American Animétion. I tried to come up with a pithy description for it and failed, so I don't know what to say other than: I like it a lot. Read it. |
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