(From "The Green Mask" number 7, 1941.)
Google Sponsored Content
The Nerdmudgeon Podcast
Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think! Nerdmudgeon.com
-
Recent Blog Posts
- The Death of the CDCs February 18, 2023
- Character Design Challenge #– 540 – Home Sweet Home February 13, 2023
- CDC #539 – Alter Egos ( Hosted by Cody Merrill) February 5, 2023
- CDC #538 – Fantastic creatures..! (hosted by Scott Weyers) January 29, 2023
- CDC #537 – VOTING – DUKE of DARKNESS (Hosted by Scott Weyers) January 28, 2023
Recent Comments
- Christopher G Eberle on The Death of the CDCs
- NerdAndProud on The Death of the CDCs
- Scott Weyers on The Death of the CDCs
- djuby on Character Design Challenge #– 540 – Home Sweet Home
- Scott Weyers on Character Design Challenge #– 540 – Home Sweet Home
Archives
Categories
Useful Links
The Secret Lair
Umm, why is the axe chained?
Maybe it’s like one of those little glass smasher things on fire alarms.
In case of suspicious monocle-man attack, please use axe.
I was thinking of museums where they chain things in place so the visitors can’t steal them.
Oh, btw, what is the official time conversion between UTC time and the time this blog is using?
According to the blog admin panel:
UTC time is 2011-12-09 17:25:52 Local time is 2011-12-09 10:25:52
That would be -7 hours. OK. Thanks, Jeff. I just couldn’t calculate that in my head…
Dionne Jinn, I didn’t even dare to try. Cutting and pasting was as close as I could come.
I want to say this was just in the gangster’s office. Which is why I couldn’t figure out a) why you would have a giant medieval axe adorning your otherwise plain wall and b) why you’d chain it there. Is it likely someone would just wander off with something the size of a pony?
Why wouldn’t you have a giant medieval axe adorning your otherwise plain wall? The chain part is confusing, I’ll grant you, but maybe this situation (of somebody threatening him with his own axe) has come up before, and he wanted to limit the range of the threat.
It’s like the way they chain pens in a bank. Obviously, this guy has had problems with people taking his scary-looking axes in the past.
Chain is what, four maybe six feet long? Add another three and a half feet for the battle axe there, so this guy has maybe a total of seven and a half to nine and a half feet he can use it away from that wall. Yeah, they’ll just stand out of his range and laugh at him wearing himself down like a complete idiot.
Is that a randon elbow or breast overlapping the panel. I’m going to say breast, since the artist dreew a little eye and eyebrow on it.: Peek-a-boob.
What X-stacy sad. I’ll admit I don’t have any axes, but I do have three swords and a dagger on the walls of this room alone. Heh. Freaks the heck out of the door to door evangelists around here.
maybe it’s a sentient ax that tries to escape. i mean, it seems like the poor ax is being held against it’s will. and the guy grabbing it is it’s valiant rescuer.
Apparently, the early ax-men comics weren’t awesome. Maybe this guy needs some Chris Claremont magic.
@Frankie: Ah, the artistic vision.