History Webcomic / AwfulHospital

* TalkingPest: Dr. Phage is a giant, talking bacteriophage. Maggie and Magatha are maggots, and Staph is a bacterium.

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[[caption-width-right:350:And you thought ''your'' healthcare provider was bad... [[note]] [[https://www.deviantart.com/angosturacartoonist/art/Awful-Hospital-Seriously-the-worst-ever--782566471 Image]] by [[https://www.deviantart.com/angosturacartoonist AngosturaCartoonist]] [[/note]] ]]

The fever-addled brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan Wojcik]], ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an [[QuirkyWork incredibly strange]] and [[GrossoutShow astonishingly gross]] interactive [[[SciFiHorror Sci-Fi]] [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

The fever-addled brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan Wojcik]], ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an [[QuirkyWork incredibly strange]] and [[GrossoutShow astonishingly gross]] interactive science fiction [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes extremely sick, and his condition progressively worsens no matter what she or other doctors try. After her latest desperate attempt at saving her baby, the woman suddenly awakens in a strange transdimensional hospital of nightmarishly cartoonish design overseen by the dangerously inept and insufferably egotistical Dr. H.M. Phage, T.E., an anthropomorphic bowtie-collecting virus. With only the help of countless unseen things whispering various instructions to her, she must face insane alien doctors of dubious qualification and stability, sanity-shattering worlds and beings, and rude, talking body parts who spout terrible puns in her desperate search for her son's whereabouts. Her predicament becomes even more complicated as she ends up discovering the dark secrets revolving around the hospital's deteriorating condition and the true nature of reality as we know it, and that her infant's illness is connected to something that could pose a grave threat to the multiverse itself.

* GrossOutShow: Trust us; this webcomic eagerly wants to [[http://bogleech.com/awfulhospital/122.png turn]] [[http://www.bogleech.com/awfulhospital/465true.png your]] [[http://bogleech.com/awfulhospital/460.png stomach.]] You'll definitely need a solid tolerance for NauseaFuel to get through it.

* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: Dr. Phage describes himself as the "chief physician, radiologist, surgeon, pathologist, pathogen, immunologist, urologist, gynaecologist, [[{{Squick}} reverse gynaecologist]], taxidermist, dentist, forensic entomologist, necrobiological reconstructionist, herbalist, fashionist and twin-core husk intersector licensed in all chromatic, material and hypothetical perception zones."

** A more straight (but [[LesYay less straight]]) example is when after defeating the Glumdroodler, BBQ Girll uses "babemousse" as the next in her several bizarre ways of addressing Fern. [[spoiler:[[MoodWhiplash Before kicking her into a meat grinder.]]]]

The fever-addled brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan Wojcik]], ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an incredibly strange and ''[[GrossoutShow astonishingly]]'' [[{{Squick}} gross]] interactive science fiction [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

The [[WidgetSeries fever-addled]] brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan Wojcik]], ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an incredibly strange and ''[[GrossoutShow astonishingly]]'' [[{{Squick}} gross]] interactive science fiction [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

** [[https://bogleech.com/awfulhospital/705.html Fern promises to make "barfing noises" for Willis]] after he does the voice for Dr. Phage's bow-tie deliveryman. Sixty or so pages later, she completes her bargin by throwing up at the sight of the dolphin eating the poisoned kids meal, [[https://bogleech.com/awfulhospital/767.html much to Willis' delight]].

* CosmicHorrorStory: The plot slowly unravels into this over time; ''it turns out the multiverse is technically broken.'' Why? Because it was originally a single, isolated living creature that died from crumbling into several pieces, the largest intact pieces eventually gained sentience and formed a union, and are essentially attempting to fuse the Perception Range together to revert everything back to its original state. '''And they got to Fern's son first.''' And so Fern's biggest task kicks into action; besides saving her son, she must find a way to stop these entities and save the multiverse.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes extremely sick, and his condition progressively worsens no matter what she or other doctors try. After her latest desperate attempt at saving her baby, the woman suddenly awakens in a strange transdimensional hospital of nightmarishly cartoonish design overseen by the dangerously inept and insufferably egotistical Dr. H.M. Phage, T.E., an anthropomorphic bowtie-collecting virus. With only the help of countless unseen things whispering various instructions to her, the woman must face insane alien doctors of dubious qualification and stability, sanity-shattering worlds and beings, and rude, talking body parts who spout terrible puns in her desperate search for her son's whereabouts. The woman's predicament becomes more complicated as she ends up uncovering the dark secrets revolving around the hospital's deteriorating condition and the true nature of reality as we know it, and her infant's connection to something that could pose a grave threat to the multiverse itself.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes extremely sick, and his condition progressively worsens no matter what she or other doctors try. After her latest desperate attempt at saving her baby, the woman suddenly awakens in a strange transdimensional hospital of nightmarishly cartoonish design overseen by the dangerously inept and insufferably egotistical Dr. H.M. Phage, T.E., an anthropomorphic bowtie-collecting virus. With only the help of countless unseen things whispering various instructions to her, the woman must face insane alien doctors of dubious qualification and stability, sanity-shattering worlds and beings, and rude, talking body parts who spout terrible puns in her desperate search for her son's whereabouts. The woman's predicament becomes more complicated as she ends up uncovering the dark secrets revolving around the hospital's deteriorating condition, the true nature of reality as we know it, her infant's disease, and how all of these are connected to something that could pose a grave threat to the multiverse itself.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes extremely sick, and his condition progressively worsens no matter what she or other doctors try. After her latest desperate attempt at saving her baby, the woman suddenly awakens in a strange transdimensional hospital of nightmarishly cartoonish design overseen by the dangerously inept and insufferably egotistical Dr. H.M. Phage, T.E., an anthropomorphic bowtie-collecting virus. With only the help of countless unseen things whispering various instructions to her, the woman must face insane alien doctors of dubious qualification and stability, sanity-shattering worlds and beings, and rude, talking body parts who spout terrible puns in her desperate search for her son's whereabouts. The woman's predicament becomes more complicated as she ends up uncovering the dark secrets revolving around the hospital's deteriorating condition and the true nature of reality as we know it, her infant's disease, and how all of these are connected to something that could pose a grave threat to the multiverse itself.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes extremely sick, and his condition progressively worsens no matter what she or other doctors try. After her latest desperate attempt at saving her baby, the woman suddenly awakens in a strange transdimensional hospital of nightmarishly cartoonish design overseen by the dangerously inept and insufferably egotistical Dr. H.M. Phage, T.E., an anthropomorphic bowtie-collecting virus. With only the help of countless unseen things whispering various instructions to her, the woman must face insane alien doctors of dubious qualification and stability, sanity-shattering worlds and beings, and rude, talking body parts who spout terrible puns in her desperate search for her son's whereabouts. The woman's predicament becomes more complicated as she ends up uncovering the dark secrets revolving around the hospital's deteriorating condition and the true nature of reality as we know it, and ultimately pulls a thread so long it doesn't end until she learns of her infant's connection to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

The [[WidgetSeries fever-addled]] brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan Wojcik]] (creator of ''WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}}'' and other bizarre media), ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an incredibly strange and ''[[GrossoutShow astonishingly]]'' [[{{Squick}} gross]] interactive science fiction [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

The [[WidgetSeries fever-addled]] brainchild of one [[{{Website/Bogleech}} Jonathan "Bogleech" Wojcik]] (creator of ''WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}}'' and other bizarre media), ''Awful Hospital: Seriously the Worst Ever'' is an incredibly strange and ''[[GrossoutShow astonishingly]]'' [[{{Squick}} gross]] interactive science fiction [[BodyHorror Body]] HorrorComedy webcomic that first started on August 1st, 2014.

* TantrumThrowing: After seeing all of his hard work fixing the Library get completely undone by an apparently ordinary Earth dog, Willis starts throwing a reality breaking temper tantrum, one bad enough to force Professor Lexicovermus across the GodzillaThreshold and deal with the situation personally.

* GodzillaThreshold: When Professor Lexicovermus recovers enough coherence to realize the Library is about to be destroyed, he opens communication with Fern's buzzers using a method that has a dangerously high chance of imploding them, because he's desperate to get all the information he needs to fix the current situation before he loses his mind again. After communication breaks, he goes OneWingedAngel to kick out a TantrumThrowing Willis. Likewise, the local fauna put on their GameFace and battle for supremacy so that they can reassert the Library's concept, kicking out the Parliament's influence. Aside from the Library becoming more generally dangerous, it also means that reality will destabilize due to various literary concepts gaining and losing prominence.

* GodzillaThreshold: When Professor Lexicovermus recovers enough coherence to realize the Library is about to be destroyed, he opens communication with Fern's buzzers using a method that has a dangerously high chance of imploding them, because he's desperate to get all the information he needs to fix the current situation before he loses his mind again.

* BeneathNotice: Greyzoners have only five (or six) senses accross an extremely narrow band, so, while we're extremely vulnerable to [[WeirdnessCensor perception filtering,]] it's usually not bothered with. Besides, even if a greyzoner ''can'' tell what's happening, what can they do?