Figuring out how to pace the middle of this chapter was the trickiest thing about writing the script. I had a lot of little, different ideas to thread together among the cast. They needed to be timed just right: too[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This was an easy page to write because it revolves around the cornerstone premise of the series: two siblings who experience life-changing transformations and react to them in completely opposite ways.
The past two chapters, I’ve been tempted to slip the word “normal” into a lot of word balloons. It seems like it would be the most natural word to use for returning Cass, Flint and Noah to their human forms.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I was already building upon Ash’s pre-established distaste for Morty and everything he creates, so after sliding Thirteen into this chapter, it set up a great chance to progress both of their character arcs by playing them off each other.
I think the Ash-can’t-remember-Flint’s-name gag got tired about a decade ago, but it’s one of the very few running gags this comic has and I’m going to keep it on life support even if I have to invent new words[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…