Look at his ears.
That being said, it's badly artifacted and J2FAAC since there's no indication of them being Spock's parents.
Motion to pull
edited 13th Dec '11 1:49:24 PM by Willbyr
Seconded.
"I know where I am, I just don't know where I am in where I am." - MeFourthed
Oppression anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere.Suggestion: Firebreather◊. This trope plays a key story element
The comic (and movie that aired on Cartoon Network) make no attempt to hide the fact that Duncan's mother is human and his father is Belloc, the king of the 'Kaiju''. Duncan's mom even tries to explain the Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action to Duncan at one point.
Here's the same picture, more friendly to use as an image for the site,◊ but Duncan's image quality suffers a little.
The only problem I have with that pic is that without knowing the show, the people in the background might not be obvious as his parents.
Hm, agree (and I have seen the show and read the original). The comic might offer something better. I'll go acquire a copy and see if I can find a shot.
edited 13th Dec '11 10:08:15 PM by Deboss
Fight smart, not fair.Firebreather was also the first suggestion that came to mind for me too.
"You want to see how a human dies? At ramming speed." - Emily Wong.
This is a crop and move of several panels. I can add a "years later" thing as well.
Fight smart, not fair.That's not bad. I like the Amanda/Spock pic also.
The issue I see with the Star Trek picture is that there isn't anything thqt indicates that she is Human. Here hair covers her ears, and while no Vulcan would ever actually wear thier hair to do that, it's not obvious to anyone not familiar with Vulcan culture.
Oh my...
Do I even want to know what that thing is?
The Star Trek picture is also really crappy quality.
Reaction Image RepositoryIf you are unfamiliar to Volcan culture, you wouldn't know that pointy ears means that he is not human, so it just seems like a husband and his pregnant wife.
Maybe the last two panels. Also, what is that from?
Human/Centipede kid +1
But why is his food censored out?
edited 14th Dec '11 3:09:10 PM by ArcadesSabboth
Oppression anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere.The Firebreather comic pic gets my vote. The centipede one is.... disturbing, to say the least, and it's something that I'd normally be used to seeing.
I didn't even notice the censored out gory meat that he(?) is eating for dinner until you mentioned it.
edited 14th Dec '11 4:30:37 PM by DRCEQ
The giant isopod kid is an omake from a smut comic. The food being censored was from a previous strip, apparently they eat gross things.
I'd make it 2x2 but legibility might be an issue then, unless we redo the dialogues.
The words above are to be read as if they are narrated by Morgan Freeman.Centipede kid isn't clear enough that the kid is a Half-Human Hybrid. It just looks like she's wearing a costume cloak or something.
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.- 1 for the Firebreather one.
Is there a pic somewhere of a family portrait of both parents and the kid?
From what the hell is the human wood louse from??
You are displaying abnormally high compulsions to over-analyze works of fiction and media. Diagnosis: TV Tropes Addiction.I can get a different shot of Firebreather with both parents in the frame, but it might be more squashed.
Fight smart, not fair.
Nothing about the dad screams "non-human" to me