Exterminatus Now #414

God spelled backwards is dog. Apparently this is insightful.

Okay Silas, whatever you do, don't leave your protection circle. Oh wait, you're a bad guy... um...

The mighty Demon Doggy is just angry because he's so misunderstood! Go give him a nice big hug for us, yeah? Tickle behind the ear, scratch his belly, give him a chew-stick the length of a car, he'll love ya for it.

This post has been edited by Crowley on Jun 17 2012, 12:11 PM

Panel 2: "Now bear my Arctic Blast"

I mean, woah man. Woah.

I'm surprised that the leader of a cult of deception is honestly claiming that he summoned the dog. couldn't he just...y-know, DECEIVE the Daemon into thinking our heroes were at fault?

Not that I want our heroes to be dismembered, it just seems a little odd that the great Silas Morth is taking to honesty in this situation. ^_^

This post has been edited by SaturnGrl on Jun 17 2012, 04:13 PM

The Dog of War.

Hey, maybe there's light in this dark tunnel? Maybe the Cerberus will go through Morth's shield and use him as a chew toy?

Which, East will conveniently have recorded and uploaded on his YouTube Channel (Or VooDooTube/whatever.) :)

This post has been edited by Awolle on Jun 17 2012, 05:47 PM

Well t could of been worse...

I don't know how much worse but...okay nevermind.

The best way to resolve this situation? Buy some Kibbles and Bits.

Welp.

That's game over for somebody.

Just for reference: Assuming this particular GD serves a particular Dark God, which one would it be serving under? Or are there "unattached" GDs out there?

Just for reference: Assuming this particular GD serves a particular Dark God, which one would it be serving under? Or are there "unattached" GDs out there?

I think it's safe to say it serves under The Hound.

Because, y'know, he's angry. And violent.

And red.

And a dog.

Just for reference: Assuming this particular GD serves a particular Dark God, which one would it be serving under? Or are there "unattached" GDs out there?

I think it's safe to say it serves under The Hound.

Because, y'know, he's angry. And violent.

And red.

And a dog.

I wonder if Clifford is a satan-dog working for The Hound?

I wonder if there is a steak large enough to keep that Cerberus happy because it looks like it will eat both Morth and our "heroes" in one bite.

Three bites, technically.

I was thinking that; but then the writers are only ever obvious when it suits them. :)

Addendum: Rogue's comment suggests a GD warrants a response a bit more stiff than four Inquisitors (well, OK, two Inqs, and two hirelings) with handguns; so what is the "by the book" response to a GD showing up?

This post has been edited by csadn on Jun 21 2012, 08:10 PM

Hello,

I recently went on an archive binge, and I have to say I love your comic! :lol: It keeps getting more interesting.

The heroes (loosely speaking, but they *are* a force for good. Relatively. :P) are good characters. They have interesting, snarky, personalities that work well for people trying to defend and survive in the insane world you've come up with.

Furthermore, your Morth character makes an interesting villain. I suppose he thinks he is smart enough to get away with it, but it does seem a little insane to think that serving the god of malevolent backstabbery can end well, even by his standards.

Anyway, I look forward to reading more.

This post has been edited by EccentricOrbit on Jun 24 2012, 01:19 AM

Also, with regards to the current situation with the hound's demon:

If I had to guess, while this won't serve Morth's main purposes, for someone ruling a cult of scheming plotters he seems like he would have the wits to point the demon at the other guys.

This post has been edited by EccentricOrbit on Jun 24 2012, 01:44 AM

Welcome to the forum EccentricOrbit, but please remember to use the edit button instead of double posting as that is against the board rules.