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Mark Strip #1 'Another Day"
The second comic. This one centers around a teenage wolf, Mark. Unlike 'Working for the Mouse', this comic is a 'comic for the rest of us', and would probably be updated more often than the former. Expect a new strip almost every Monday.
Definition of 'wanton' from Wiktionary: lewd or immoral; cruel for no reason; unprovoked or capriciously violent or malicious; abundant and luxuriant; undisciplined
The second comic. This one centers around a teenage wolf, Mark. Unlike 'Working for the Mouse', this comic is a 'comic for the rest of us', and would probably be updated more often than the former. Expect a new strip almost every Monday.
Definition of 'wanton' from Wiktionary: lewd or immoral; cruel for no reason; unprovoked or capriciously violent or malicious; abundant and luxuriant; undisciplined
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Comics
Species Wolf
Size 1024 x 354px
File Size 86 kB
Hokey smokes... that wouldn't happen to be DeVry, would it? That exactly describes most of the student environment at one of my campuses...
And, wow... somebody else here knows how to properly use the word "wanton". Thanks for leaving the definition in your description; not everyone knows what that word means, sadly... (I have for a while, but only because I'm "anachronistic"). :oP
Gotta thank Romeo and Juliet (best fiction I have ever read), or rather learning the vocabulary of the play last year in English. Heck, this one strip was inspired by my English class. Which did indeed went wanton shortly after our first teacher left for maternity leave midway through the year.
L0L... wow...
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Romeo and Juliet, you say? 'Tis a very good work, but I'd have to say the stories of Reynard the Fox were the best fiction I've ever read... there's a character in the original Romeo and Juliet who was named after Tybalt, the cowardly cat from the Reynard tales, and he was made fun of throughout Shakespeare's story because of that...
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Romeo and Juliet, you say? 'Tis a very good work, but I'd have to say the stories of Reynard the Fox were the best fiction I've ever read... there's a character in the original Romeo and Juliet who was named after Tybalt, the cowardly cat from the Reynard tales, and he was made fun of throughout Shakespeare's story because of that...
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