Todays comic: Wednesday Oct 27, 2004

[Lardmaster]

I was under the impression that he did not actually kill his parents ....
(takes time to re-read)
Well ... actually that is not too clear. His dad did seem like a total a**hat, but I really dont know anything about the circumstances behind their death OR Keith's feeling towards them. Although he was a pretty cool kid. I want to find out more about this past now.

[Raven]

I don't thike he killed his own parents, he is framed fore it.

[DesertWolf]

this is why flash back comics do wonders for a story line

[Defender_16]

He grows up and lives peacefully with his family. One day he returns from a walk only to find his parents murdered. His own sword is siting in the middle of the room covered in their blood. He walks in and picks up the sword and stares at it. Litrally seconds later a neighbour walks by and looks in the door. Seeing the main charater covered in his parent's bood and holding a blood covered sword, he accuses him of having killed his parents.

The main charater then flees, with plans to leave the country and find the murder.

(Who of course has to be the really bad boss type guy.)

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It's on old plot device, but an effective one.

[Lardmaster]

He he he .. yeah .. I remember that thread. Im glad that it is well done in this comic ... the flashbacks are short and question producing .. and not overused. The way most comics open up millions of different small ends n pieces of possible story either means that Tom has some grand plan he has worked out well in advance, or He is flying by the seat of his pants and throwing this type of thing in just because it's what he does. I twould be pretty cool to have every little bit tied together at the end .. but I am kind of hoping some questions remain unanswered. Mystery adds entertainment.