Were dragon in london?

Around the boundary of the City of London, 13 of them in all.

(No, I'm not kidding: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_boundary_mark )

Cool

I thought it better than the standard "there wolf, there castle" bit.

There dragon (gestures to comic), there castle (gestures to the Tower Of London)

In the first panel, I thought the tune the fellow was singing was leading this comic somewhere rather different...

There's a hidden joke there that nobody's picked up on yet.

Pushmi-Pullyu?

They sprang for the expense of a color-changing 'open' sign, while their neighbours have a similarly self-updating window ad?

No, I mean in the song.

Went from Rick Astley to Warren Zevon.

If he gets in trouble be sure to send lawyers, guns, and money.

You know, she really does give a brilliant sales pitch.

Cool! If I need the tape drive repaired on my Adam, I'll know where to go!

I'm suddenly reminded of a picture I saw from a Mexican restaurant that used to be a Chinese restaurant, but still had a big mural on the wall with pandas. Rather than covering it, they just painted sombreros on the pandas.

Hah, that's great!

Aw that’s cute

did the Monster Shop and The Red Dragon basically swap locations?

Yes! And the funny thing is, they're both using the same dragon decal on the door. That's why this guy didn't notice anything weird until he went inside!

I've been thinking about your Monster shop artwork theme. I always wonder do they carefully screen their clients before they transform them? Because I always worry that some wrong kind of people would might break in the monster shop and used their technology or whatever magic they use to become monsters to perform evil deeds like robbing or committing other terrible crimes.

I dunno. Maybe.

Legal waiver. Part of the paperwork. They’re not liable for any criminal activity performed with use of new body parts and abilities.

Someone breaks in? You’ve said before that the monsterizer used to be used just for medical purposes. that implies a license is needed to operate. They’re operating equipment without a license on top of breaking in.

That works!
And yeah, I even drew a cartoon a while ago about Rachel renewing her operator's license.

And after all, suppose someone gets stabbed to death. Neither the knife manufacturer nor the housewares shop is held liable.

dude why not. oh to live in a world where one can so casually shed form

Sadly, Lee Ho Fook's closed down years ago. Might try the Duck and Rice on Berwick.

You know, I once saw a werewolf drinking a Pina Colata at Trader Vic's

I like how his claws have torn apart his shoes, and he doesn't mind at all.

No, his shoes have been modified into special dragon shoes with claw holes.

huh I thought they were merged with their feet

The song in panel one and poster in panel two:

"Green Eggs and Ham" -- is that the hidden gag?

Hah!

Nope, but I guess that works as an unintentional one.

I'll tell you what it is: in the first panel, he's eggrolling.

D'OH!

Revised comment, I edit my last comment and the edits didn't appear

*meanwhile at the same time a person walks into the Red Dragon*

Person: Hey! this isn't the Monster Shop!

Employee: Monster Shop? Oh, the Monster Shop that used to be here? Yeah, sorry they moved.

Person: Let me guess, you swapped locations?

Employee: yep

Person: Well can I order something to go, I was planning to head to the Red Dragon after I'd been to the Monster Shop, I was in the mood for some Chinese takeout

*the person walks out carrying a bag*

Person: well that saves me coming back here, now to head to the Monster Shop, maybe I'll be an Eastern Dragon

Is the chow mein line a Warren Zevpn Reference? I hope so. 😂

Yes!

Yaaassssssss!!! And *hugs!* I is back!