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• Betrayal
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Gunshow is a web comic made by KC Green. Starting off as a small gag a day strip, the jokes became more complicated over time. Over time it has developed a spanning continuity, with some recurring characters such as the Anime Club (who now have their own page!), The Rabbits and The Hairy Criminal. However it still remains a largely a gag a day comic, and knowing the continuity is largely more a Mythology Gag than something needed to understand the comic.

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This webcomic provides examples of:

• Alternative Rock: If you're not sure, then it's alternative.
• Art Evolution: A couple years will do that.
• Affectionate Parody: Skylar Popcollar, and the Hairy Criminal's Tales From The Creep.
• Body Horror: Ima combines with Satan after she ate him as a wolf during a worldwide wolf invasion.
• Black Comedy
  • Combined with Sadist Show and Diabolus ex Machina/Deus Angst Machina in Two Friends. GO THE FUCK TO SLEEP
• Breakout Character: The Anime Club started as a one-off joke and grew into a rather large story.
• Brick Joke: Comic 319 explains why the rabbit got killed in 111
• Body Horror: Sad Worms.
• Cast of Snowflakes
• Cloud Cuckoolander: Ima. Actually, lots of people, but she stands out since she's a recurring character.
• Continuity Creep: More recent comics usually build on past comics, rather then the one off jokes the comic started with.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Literally. With a stapler.
• Dastardly Whiplash: The Villain
• Drowning My Sorrows: Where Mom is.
• Everything's Worse With Wolves: The Wolf Apocalypse.
• Exactly What It Says on the Tin: An Unfunny Taco Named Jeff
• Here We Go Again: The Farm House ends with the wife bringing a new husband to the house.
• Informed Flaw: The Question Hound is a massive tool.
• Intellectual Animal: Played with in Dog Problems, where the dog switches between somewhat intelligent and a regular dog.
• Literally Shattered Lives: Happens to a dog named Glassie.
• Marijuana Is LSD: This Shrek comic.
• Mind Screw: The Farm House.
• Mummy: Cummy Mummy.
• Non Indicative Name: The Hairy Criminal isn't hairy at all.
• Off Model: Invoked with this Simpsons comic.
• Rain of Blood: The Blood Cloud
• Shout Out: To The Far Side in this comic.
  • A more subtle one: these two characters from this comic resemble John Egbert and his dad.
    • Likewise there are two brief arcs about dogs with improbable god powers and immortality respectively.
    • He also refers to Andrew Hussie in the comments and apologizes for taking character designs.
  • The alt text for "Two Friends" is A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversible.
  • What's Jughead Building in There?
• The alt text for this comic is a reference to Cave Story.
• Waddling Head: The skull with sunglasses and sneakers.

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