Who Indeed
Back in my day college was an opportunity to catch up on great movies that passed under my radar when they were in the theater. Before I could join the rest of the world, however, two things had to happen. First, someone needed to mention the existence of the film that I missed. Second, I had to listen to that same someone remind me for the next hour about how unbelievable it was that I haven’t already seen the film.
I remember this happening twice to me. In both instances, interestingly, it was my girlfriend at the time who couldn’t believe how dumb I was for not having already seen what was unquestionably the greatest film ever made. The first movie was Better of Dead. The second was, you guessed it, The Princess Bride. You’d think it would have happened more than twice, but at a school with over 10,000 women I ran out of potential girlfriends pretty quick.
– Ben
So not to be critical, but I prefer the appearances of Roger with the rippling pecs. More chest shots!
So what’s the deal with that Roger guy?
I love The Princess Bride. It’s a classic. I really like the colouring effects Paul used in this strip. Did you use textures? I need to try some of those.
@Lisa – …
@geo – Ya, I wanna know too. How about it, Ben?
@Tim – Thanks, sir! I did use textures (the lazy man’s way to punch up a strip!–no I kid, like anything when done well it’s awesome. Having said that-I would not say that this is and example of done well :D).
My guess is Roger has his own strip, and when Woody calls him it breaks through the space-time continuum to Roger’s strip, where the dude is Rogering on whatever is happening over there in his own strip. Strangely, Roger never breaks the space-time continuum the other way by calling Woody. Possibly doesn’t have that on his Verizon plan.
The deal with Roger is that he is Woody’s best friend.
And he happens to lead a very exciting life.
You’ll just need to stay tuned to see what happens next.