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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
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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.
Places like that need somewhere you can swipe a card.
I like the art style you’ve been doing lately. Very nice.
I do believe that is the most attractive girl ever to appear on Haiku Comics.
No wonder that vampire is so pissed off. She only lasted for two panels!
–J/Metro
The first thought that popped in my head when I saw her was “Megan Fox.” I wonder if that was accidental or intentional.
Maybe this can be the source of inspiration for a short film starring Megan Fox… And, from what I gather of the vampire, Nicholas Cage?
Accidental. I didn’t have anyone in mind when I drew this strip.
I think I’d go with a From Dusk Till Dawn-era Salma Hayek with Steve Buscemi as the vampire.
YEAH! Serpentine Salma Hayek and always lookin’ half-dead Buscemi? Excellent choices. And I ain’t just talkin’ “Dusk till Dawn” era neither. You catch her cameo in “Across the Universe”? Megan Fox ain’t got nuthin’on that smokin’ hot Latina. Such an innocent cut with that butcher knife, then the band-aid…what a tease.
dang it, more money is always required.
OK, because it’s so rare that I get to mess with him. In the first panel, it looks like there is some sort of ribbon in her cleavage, but it is gone in the second panel. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RIBBON NATHAN! WHAT HAPPENED?!?!?!?!
Don’t think I didn’t notice. I did. And it haunts me.
um…you changed the cat comic before…i think a little presto chango disappearing ink would be ok if it REALLY gets your gruff, Nathan! ;-)
Are you serious? Seems to me a little ribbon bow like that wouldn’t have a chance at all before it got swallowed up in that Salma Hayek cleavage. And personally, I wasn’t really paying much attention to that ribbon, “A ribbon? What ribbon?…Oh yeah, there’s a ribbon!”