I think you can tell this is filler because there's no number — the comic before is 339 and the one after is 340. Even though it is critical character development for Marek.
I can't hang with their commercials. They come off as panic attacks and are traumatic to witness. I get anxious and then angry just thinking about it. On the other hand, I guess the common tropes of generational conflict and the long-suffering teenager, misunderstood and surrounded on all sides, were well-realized and memorable.
8 thoughts on “corn pops”
vacantvisionary
This comic is making me want Pops
thoss
I see Marek also subscribes to Hannah's liberal property policies.
upsidedownspirit
Eve can read Marek's mind when his thoughts are loud enough, like here.
Chris
I think you can tell this is filler because there's no number — the comic before is 339 and the one after is 340. Even though it is critical character development for Marek.
Marvin Choi
man, I fucking love Pops
thoss
I can't hang with their commercials. They come off as panic attacks and are traumatic to witness. I get anxious and then angry just thinking about it. On the other hand, I guess the common tropes of generational conflict and the long-suffering teenager, misunderstood and surrounded on all sides, were well-realized and memorable.
Popsfan212
its been a year mer, and we've still got placeholder, I want to know the pops lore!
jake
we never found out the pops lore… one of life’s great mysteries