History Webcomic / AwfulHospital

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.

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 connections to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes hellishly 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 aid 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 finds out about her son's ties to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

The [[WidgetSeries messed-up]], [[RealityIsOutToLunch fever dream-fueled]] 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.

* ApocalypticLog: If the Junior Biovessel Explorers had valued self-preservation over writing journal entries, they'd have been able to write more journal entries.
--> '''JBE 12837's Final Entry''': 07683 is gone. Eaten alive by something with two dozen mouths and no teeth. Me? I'm being slowly asphyxiated by coils of stinking ribbon that WON'T STOP READING OVER MY SHOULDER, EXCUSE ME, YEAH, YOU.

* BizarroApocalypse: [[spoiler:The Parliament's goal is to [[AssimilationPlot assimilate everything together into the Old Flesh and effectively reset the universe]]. They do so by messily connecting and severing zones, engineering their own carcinogen to infect everyone and everything, and setting up PerceptionFilters.]] Just like everything else in this comic, it's very MindScrew-y.

* 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 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.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes hellishly 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 aid of countless invisible entities setting up camp in her mind and whispering to her various (often bizarre and/or nonsensical) instructions and directives, 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 origins of reality as we know it, and eventually learns that her son's illness is linked to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes hellishly 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 aid of countless invisible entities setting up camp in her mind and whispering to her various (often bizarre and/or nonsensical) instructions and directives, 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 origins of reality as we know it, and eventually learns of her son's ties to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

* RedGreenContrast: TheHero Fern [[http://www.bogleech.com/awfulhospital/mortuary-return2.png appears]] with a vivid green overlay, while red is associated with [[spoiler:TheCorruption of the [[EldritchAbomination Old Flesh]] that's consuming TheMultiverse]], which manifests in things like feral PlagueZombies and the [[http://www.bogleech.com/awfulhospital/394.html Great Red Blight]].

* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Humans are not as limited out in the Perception Range as they are in the Grey Zone and can become a ''lot'' stronger via {{Character Level}}s. When Fern enters her first battle, she notes that she barely feels human, can jump like a flea, and can still keep moving despite losing a lot of blood.

** What did Fern do when confronted with a monster cop? She "threw the book at him." It wasn't even a strong throw, [[note]](nor was it even a law book!)[[/note]] but it still [[OneHitKill did him in.]]

* SweatDrop: done with, of all things, [[http://www.bogleech.com/awfulhospital/124.html an azure drop-shaped slug]].

An ordinary woman's infant son suddenly becomes hellishly 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 aid of countless invisible entities setting up camp in her mind and whispering to her various (often bizarre and/or nonsensical) instructions and directives, 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 origins of reality as we know it, and eventually her infant's connections to a multiverse-destroying force of evil.

* AdultFear: Fern's child has a progressively worsening illness, and is being kept away from her in a shady, unsanitary hospital -- more specifically, one that constitutes an entire ''dimension''.

** Early in the story, Fern leaves a toy soldier on her bed to fool Dr. Phage into thinking she is still laying on her bed as opposed to meddling with the Hospital, which in it's current state, would likely result in her being punished with permanent death. When a group of outcast dolphins kidnap Cheryl, mistaking her for Fern, they have a list of people confirmed ''not'' to be Fern. In the "maybe" section is that same toy soldier.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Dolphins are an AlwaysChaoticEvil race of sadistic, AxeCrazy parasites. So when Cheryl meets a group of dolphins that make a genuine attempt at friendliness, it leaves her flabbergasted.

* CallBack: When [[spoiler:Balphin]] is almost defeated, in an almost identical fashion to BBQ Girll after the earlier encounter with the Glumdroodler, this exchange occurs.

* BiggusDickus: One of the patients in the surgical ward (the one in the fedora named [[PunnyName Richard]] who says he's "too short to ride the Doomsnake") is highly implied to be a gigantic penis.
** One Slob (which Jay classified as "#066-No Comment") has a huge, eel-like tentacle growing out of its crotch.

* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Everything capable of perceiving that other things exist has what is called a conceptual core. Conceptual cores manifest "perceptoids", which allow them to interact with others and effectively act as their bodies.