Kevin follows Gabriella’s instructions to search for a left-handed crescent wrench in the other storage room. In the process, we discover what Hilda and Blossom were doing there. With that, this year’s Christmas story begins. I enjoyed the “seperated by[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
While this is the first time we’ve been to the Grey Wastes, we first heard of it here when Sophie Claus used its name in vain.
With all of the refugees coming to Santa’s workshop from the Gray Wastes, you can’t blame Peaseblossom for being pessimistic. Despite that, giving Bert a weapon was still a bad idea.
Ray and Lesley are back! I don’t get to show these guys as much as I’d like (it doesn’t help that they can only show up in fantasy sequences) While we wonder what he means about Peaseblossom manning the fort,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Usually, being in charge is exactly what Peaseblossom wants. Admittedly, most of those places aren’t about to be attacked by things with teeth. In those cases, Peaseblossom prefers to be a little lower down on the ladder, safely beneath someone[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It stands to reason that Santa would have a complaints department. That doesn’t mean it’s easily accessible.
Kevin tries to make conversation while working through the army… er… group of supporters showing their solidarity.
This was where this year’s story started writing itself. Before this, I had a vague idea for a Cold War parody, with elements of movies like Zulu and Fort Apache. The biggest problem I had was thinking of a solution[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
