Haiku Comics, written by Robert Olsen and drawn by Nathan Olsen, mashes together aliens, zombies and horror movies with the gentle art of the seventeen syllable English haiku.
Now that’s just desparate. Looks like the walking dead have been strolling around for a while. The mall looks pretty empty, slim pickin’s. So much for my survival tactic strategy of pretending I’m an inanimate object.
Ahh yes, a throw back to a bygone era of luscious dames and great low budget horror movies. You might be able to start a whole new retro “curves and corpses” fashion trend.
LOL!! Poor zombie!!!
Now that’s just desparate. Looks like the walking dead have been strolling around for a while. The mall looks pretty empty, slim pickin’s. So much for my survival tactic strategy of pretending I’m an inanimate object.
I just noticed… in Haiku World, even the usual stick figure mannequins are voluptuous. I so appreciate the drawing style.
While I was inking, I was chuckling to myself that it was the Joan Holloway model.
Ahh yes, a throw back to a bygone era of luscious dames and great low budget horror movies. You might be able to start a whole new retro “curves and corpses” fashion trend.
All the taste, half the calories.
Just like eating the fruit at a home show. :(
So where are all of the humans hiding? Maybe the food court?
–J/Metro
Or maybe they ARE the food court…
She just looks so SAD in the last panel. Well, maybe not sad, just kind of begrudging, like when you want pie and you get a stupid salad instead.