“Tryptophan”
WARNING
Haiku Comics often pokes fun at the horror film genre and may contain humorous drawings of nudity and violence not suitable for children or the workplace.
By Nathan Olsen & Robert Olsen
Haiku Comics often pokes fun at the horror film genre and may contain humorous drawings of nudity and violence not suitable for children or the workplace.
Comments (16)
Yikes…at least turkeys get their heads chopped off first.
The stuffing is the best part! So moist and full of flavor.
I hope there’s a part 2, where the zombies are arguing over the wishbone.
–J/Metro
tastes like chicken?!
Usually one of the more unpopular cooking tasks, can you believe that they had to draw straws to see who got to remove the giblets?
He even makes his own gravy.
I see that one of the zombies has a preference for eyeballs! mmm squishy!
Moist and flavorful stuffing? Arguing over the wishbone? Tastes like chicken? Squishy eyeballs? MAKES HIS OWN GRAVY?! I can not begin to explain how sick and deprived these comments are. Oh, you are all going to need such serious therapy, years of serious therapy.
YAY!! Therapy!!
not MORE therapy? dang it…
I have not seen this comic before tonight, but dear me, this is some beautiful drawing. I truly envy your figurework!
Thanks! I sometimes wish that I could just get away with drawing a lazy cat sitting on a table all the time but, alas, our strip is a bit more demanding. I’m glad you’re enjoying it. :)
One lazy cat sitting on a table haiku, coming up.
Unless it also includes a Jim Davis-sized paycheck, I think that one might get lost in my inbox.
What if the cat ends up being skinned at the end?
I’ve got the punchline for you: That’s Not Lasagna.
And now people begin to see into the deepest, darkest, depths of creating this crazy comic.