An Incentive For The Deviant King
Commentary
Romeo just figured out that he completely fucked up. Kudos to him for trying to rectify things.
On another note, to celebrate the summer season of Rasputin Barxotka, I replaced the old watermark with a shiny new one!
Yet More Webcomics That I Enjoy
If you want to read a really excellent historical webcomic, I highly suggest checking out Goodbye Chains. It has crime. It has cowboys It has sex. It has pretty sketch art. It has copious amounts of research. What more could you possibly want? While you are there, be sure to check out the really The Big List of Historical Webcomics for even more historical comicky goodness.
My collaborator and friend, Ram Lama, is currently working on Dragon Pulp, a fascinating email webcomic that allows its reader to choose the fate of the characters. Right now, Ram is giving his readers the opportunity to Adopt-A-Hero. If you contribute, one of his characters will be named after you. The better the donation, the more important the character will be, so be sure to check it out.
Mailbag
I give a video response to JarMan’s comment on Rasputin Barxotka and its relation to my body odor. Be warned, I was operating on nine hours of sleep for the entire week, so I was loopy to the point that I couldn’t even pronounce the name of my own webcomic.
Romeo loses his cool.
ROMEO To the assembled group
That judge you are maligning, just saved our kumpania from the taint of shame. that man you call a deviant, possesses brains, integrity and selflessness that hypocrites like you could never comprehend.
Frame 2
The angry people from the previous comic are wide-eyed.
ROMEO (off-screen) To the assembled group
I have failed as a leader for far too long. That will change.
Frame 3
Camello looks surprised.
ROMEO (off-screen) To the assembled group
If by God’s grace, the king is able to break his family’s curse, then he will be my successor. I swear it.
