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After Mulberry prevents some cartoon all-stars from making Jack endure anti-piracy lectures in "Jack the Ripper," she never mentions meeting them again. Word Of God says this was originally going to be part of a Brick Joke, with additional cartoon characters appearing later to lecture Jack, but the second scene would have disrupted the flow.
Mulberry does some pretty random things after Brittany Murphy's death in "Murphy's Lawn" causes her to think about all the people she took for granted lately.
Bizarro Episode: "Mulberry's Epic Yarn" starts out as a parody of Kirby's Epic Yarn, then becomes progressively stranger, until they reveal that Mulberry wrote the issue herself, apparently warping hers and Taffy's reality.
Genius Bonus: John K's list of enemies in "Artifacting" includes several famous animators and cartoon writers (plus ToonZone founder Eileen Cruz).
More Popular Spin-off: The Platypus Comix website has a healthy archive of Mulberry comics, but none for Marin Meadow, the comic where Mulberry Sharona and Jack first appeared.
When Mulberry's wards in "Heiress A Parent" start laughing wildly at news reports about the "weinergate" scandal, Taffy tells them about a PSA in which a man laughed so hard at dirty jokes, he turned into a donkey, then exploded. Taffy then asks the children if they want to die that way.
Squick: "Murphy's Lawn" has Brittany Murphy get raped by a unicorn and left to eventually give birth to a Half-Human Hybrid "Human-Corn" at the end of her last movie. Fortunately, the readers don't get to see the disgusting parts.
