GTS – Page 36 – Kidd Commander!

azusa, because this comic is known for its subtlety

GTS – Page 36

by Aria on April 29, 2020 at 6:37 AM

Chapter: Green Thousand Sing

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bet me

Fancifulotato

OHHHH that is your first little panel wall break
love it!
Apple

My favorite librarian looks so done right now. XD
- Aria
  
  pls help him
- Alex Simpson
  
  “Listen god gave me this sickness so its my burden to bear, don’t go talking about none of that ‘medicine garbage around here”
  
  “Please just drink the cough syrup Mabel :(“
Christina Hansen

“Bet me.” Well, she has to start somewhere, doesn’t she?
- Aria
  
  although gambling with ulrich probably isn’t the smartest idea
Demon

4th wall? I BREAK WALLS FOR BREAKFAST!!! *munches on comic border*
- Aria
  
  PROTAIN
Sandman366

Phin’s literally pushing the side of the panel. I presume the bet is meant to be “what’s left of the area” rather than “if she can take them”?

(….so what the hell happened to make the local Patrons decide to go from keeping the peace in the area of munching on the area?)
Chromoid

Notice he never took that bet. He pointed out that their last few encounters with Patron Saints have demonstrated how overwhelmingly powerful they are and saying there’s no way she can match. But he never took or shut down the bet.

Ulrich is learning. 🙂
- Aria
  
  still appropriately Unnerved but he does have a bit more faith in her these days hee
Beach Fox

Ah… Okay, the old man is the Pastor/Priest/Voice of the Moths, then.

My only surprise is that the patron gods didn’t start warping earlier if that was the case.
Beach Fox

OH! Arizona, USA. I am terrible at my reading comprehension.
smurfton

With how Saints become what they are wanted and believed to be, this reminds me of (irl) conservative Christian's approach to the law as a punishment for not being like them. The saints respond to the community, the community wants the saints to punish them. We aren't faithful enough, this is the collapse of civilization. We always need to go back to the good old days that aren't actually real. I feel like turning the saints wouldn't be easy though, whatever the saints are doing would be self-reinforcing. It doesn't make sense for a society to believe the saints will punish them when the saints are only benevolent, nor for a society to believe the saints will stop when they eat people. You'd need a disruptive event. Something to introduce doubt