It's very easy to misjudge old people, and if we had to choose, they probably wouldn't be the first choice for a protagonist. They seem docile, harmless, and slow, and we often assume that they're all nice. But that's not always the case, and that initial impression is often just a facade—they're as crazy and unpredictable as any other person is. Which is why it's refreshing and interesting to see a senior main character like that of Suzanne from "Psycho Suzanne" comics. Now, I know what you might think of the "Psycho" part in the title, which is that she's crazy. But it's not as dark as it may sound (though there's bits of dark comedy here and there). She's the good kind of crazy, in a sense that Suzanne is hilarious and chaotic, and it makes the comic dynamic and interesting!
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unless its my favorite song then im gonna tell them to turn it up
Wow, that was surprisingly literal. She really got her void filled.
My Mum used to say that about our dogs.... go on out and do your business...... and I used to think the same thing
And eventually the children will be ready and have to wait for their parents... AS ALWAYS !
And even when you open the window to help them escape, they still do it...
i wonder if he has a counterburn deck or a black control deck! Or maybe a sacrifice deck?
Yeah, don't even get me started on digital copies of books vs hard copy.
Unexpectedly good comics. I got to the end and clicked for the whole gallery.
Link from Zelda breaks stuff to get what's inside
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