The Adventures of Dr. McNinja

King Rad seems to be justifying this in terms of the parable of the talents. All the radical in their pizza company was provided by him, they added no radical of their own. So he excuses taking it all away from them and leaving them with nothing.

They still apparently have all their pizza related stuff though, so they likely aren't is too much danger. Still a bit of a dick move on Radical's (and by extension, though he's feeling remorse for it, Dr. McNinja's) part though.

They still have a car, a gun, the pizza equipment (Which may or may not be imported directly from Italy, and thus worth more than 3 stars in that tourist's book), and "a pizza recipe that makes Papa John remember he's afraid of death".

If they rob a bank (or get a loan, but that's not very radical), they should be able to recoup their losses with the zombie-making amazingness of their pizza.

I'm not all that interested in what Doc and Radical are doing. I want this to be the Adventures of the Friend Brothers for another chapter.

edited 1st Sep '12 8:14:29 AM by Enlong

He said a bad word.

my virgin ears :(

I don't think invoking a norse goddess counts as a bad word, although it might be impolite to do so in a christian church.

For a moment I thought I saw a pigman, then I remembered the icecream.

What the Hel are you talking about?

Frig isn't a Nrose Goddess. Also, it's fallen so far from being profanity that you can get away with it on television. Also, the priest was in the ice cream fountain that the author changed from Vanilla to Strawberry due to some not-so-well forethought.

Yes, it was Frigg who was the goddess. Common mistake.

And here I was going to accuse Hastings of ripping off Amber Williams.

Wait, didn't the Vikings have an entirely different alphabet? How do we know they meant two Gs instead of one?

Pronunciation during translation.

And Frig is pronounced differently from Frigg?

I would assume in their language it would. I don't speak Nordic, so I wouldn't know 100%.

A word associated with female masturbation of unknown origin that just happens to sound exactly like the name of a norse goddess known to often be neglected by her husband.

Sure, no link.

There's a word associated with female masturbation of unknown origin that sounds like Hera?

Somehow, I have a distinct feeling that a certain detective is about to have an 'accident'.

An accident like what? Doc won't really find them and King don't care much.

The detective can report back any minute now, and knowing the kind of people Radical usually employs, he'll have found out Mcluchador's license number, amount of golden teeth fillings and time of death. Doc can't really let that happen, can he?

edited 4th Sep '12 1:32:44 AM by Kayeka

Or the detective is really Dan.

That's a "the things I sacrifice for vengeance" face in the last panel.

Or the detective is Hortense.

Doc looks like he's shedding a single tear of joy in that second to last comment.

25p23. This looks like a job for... AQUAMAN! Sorry, wrong comic.

But the Robster? This is yet another chance for Doc's cover to be blown.

Dew research? I gues they're trying to synthesize a replacement for the True Dew plant that Doc blew up, or searching for a way to clone the True Dew plant or something.