The Adventures of Dr. McNinja

You know... Dr Dinosaur's backstory would make a ton of sense being tied to Yoshi.

SERIOUSLY! ROBO/DOC CROSSOVER! HOW DO WE MAKE THIS HAPPEN???

"CRYSTALS!!"

"Makes sense."

"...HOW?"

BUSTED!

edited 15th Jun '15 1:11:14 AM by Rotpar

...He seemed smaller in the first appearance. Like his whole room was in one dot on the diploma, rather than behind the whole thing. And at that scale it'd be impossible to hold him in a fist like that.

He sized up after a while. Saves Pym particles, keeping him a little larger than he was.

Gordito is piiiiiissed.

Ah, good. I was worried that Doc would dismiss the idea that a tiny spy was hiding in his picture frame as far-fetched and go chasing down some other rabbit hole.

"How could you do this? I trusted you! No, wait, actually I fired your ass and hired someone else to finish the plumbing. But still!"

"I trusted to you leave like an honest person and not sneak around behind my back and do spy stuff like the spy I thought you were!"

"On second thought, this is entirely my fault. I'll leave now."

edited 15th Jun '15 5:56:02 AM by Fighteer

Gordito probably had him escorted out. And watched him leave.

Hmmm... my theory is that the golden "bzzzzt" in panel 2 is an attempted emergency grow/evacuate and Doc interrupted it. That's why the tiny spy is larger than we first thought, but still fist sized.

Also, I love Gordito's face in the final panel. His anger just amuses me so much. (I'd also like to see Gordito partner with Jenkins for an adventure, he might be the son the latter never had.)

I wonder if Gordito or Judy ever mentioned to the Doc that one of the contractors who rebuilt his office was actually a spy.

Revenge denied!

Sorry, Doc, the dolphins got him for you. But Bearclaw was and Tiny Spy dude is clearly working for someone else, unless Bearclaw is sending radio transmissions posthumously.

edited 17th Jun '15 7:36:00 AM by Fighteer

I think bearclaw was just a government man and tiny spy (and his employer) took advantage of the opportunity.

Or if Bearclaw was working for a shadow traitor within the gov, he was an unwitting pawn.

Bearclaw may not have been working with whoever Victor is? (Victor's the tiny spy's name, right?)

It would just mean Victor was a double agent, or was never under the pretense of being a government spy to anyone but Gordito and Judy (and maybe the other construction workers?) in the first place.

edited 17th Jun '15 7:44:07 AM by RaichuKFM

IT WAS A FRAME UP!

Also, I love the sound effect sooooo much.

Heh, I love the nod to Dr. Mcninja's Final Thoughts.

XD Yeah, it's true, he does walk in and talk to the wall occasionally.

Shit, this means that Victor is privy to the exposition-stuff Doc only knows during his final thoughts!

But does Victor know how Franklin saved the nation?

Wow, that old art is rough.

And all black and white.

And yet it has no less charm than it does now.

Insert a Zoolander joke here.