So That's What He Sounds Like
Well, how about that? The main character of Medium Large (known to some as "Medium Large Guy" or "I don't care for him or the strip") is mute no more. That's because today he has his first and only line of dialogue in a surprising cameo courtesy of the extremely talented cartoonist Corey Pandolph, he of the must-read comic strip Barkeater Lake.
Not only that, the character is with his erstwhile girl (known to some as "Indie Rock Chick"), no doubt just seconds before she brought down the hammer of the gods on their relationship. Still, at least they had a good meal.
Of course, since no good deed should go unpunished it seemed only right that "Banks" of Barkeater Lake make an appearance in today's Medium Large strip.
Not only that, the character is with his erstwhile girl (known to some as "Indie Rock Chick"), no doubt just seconds before she brought down the hammer of the gods on their relationship. Still, at least they had a good meal.
Of course, since no good deed should go unpunished it seemed only right that "Banks" of Barkeater Lake make an appearance in today's Medium Large strip.
posted by Francesco Marciuliano at 7:58 AM
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4 Comments:
If they were eating at Chuck's... then it weren't a good meal, I tell ya what...
Or so I'm told, through the cartoon characters...
Dude, you're nothing until someone gets the Medium Large guy tattooed somewhere on his or her person.
http://www.qwantz.com/tattoos/
jf
Just like Marcel Marceau in Silent Movie
Given my history of pro-hate posts, I feel I must encourage Ces to spit out a a lit. diva screed about how little Corey understood the character of "Medium Large Guy". "His take on the character not only made it clear that he does not study my oeuvre, but he hasn't read a single strip. At the heart of 'Medium Large Guy' is his divine aphasia. It is without hyperbole when I write that this is the greatest tradgedy in recorded history."
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