04/17/2013
Posted on 2013-04-17 by Aaron

22 thoughts on “04/17/2013”

  1. Quin

    Well this is unexpected. Both sides have the same enemy. Only question is which side is this new one?

  2. knug

    Not the same enemy – both sides want the same weapon, I’ll wager

  3. Crimson Doom

    Oh dear. I get the feeling that one way or the other, both kids are gonna get yelled at by irate aliens.

  4. Amanda

    Duh duh duuuuuuhhhhhhh!

    1. Amanda

      sorry…quoting the monkey thing called Belt from The Croods.

      1. Ie Yamof Ool

        ‘Belt’ wasn’t a monkey, he was a sloth.

    2. leor613

      No, you’re getting it all wrong!

      It goes like this: Dun, dun, DUUUUN! At least that’s how Elan usually does it, and as a Bard he should know. 🙂

  5. leor613

    Will Kevin and Julie be defeated by the war-bot sneaking up on them?
    Will Atlas realize the depths of depravity on Argos?
    Will Ron and Moonshadow ever be friends again?
    What lies beneath the beacon dome?
    And will Lady Alexandria Von Fogg join forces with the Emerald Ones and betray the Guantlets?

    These and other secrets will be revealed in the next exciting issue of PS238! Stay tuned True Believers!

    1. Drew Stevenson

      Yes?
      Ok now that the TV announcer guy from Yonder decades past is out of my head I cant help but here replies as per the Tron Yes/No thing (Bit?)

    2. Partigal

      Well, l’m psyched.

  6. Stephen Bierce

    By my account, only four or five issues to the end. Were there more made after [CENSORED]?

    1. Prairie Son

      The last in print is #51, but Aaron’s posted outtakes from the next one. Hopefully, one of those deadlines he’s mentioned on the blog page is about getting the next trade off to the printer.

      1. leor613

        There were nine trade paperbacks reprinting issues 0 through 51 of PS238. Technically issue #51 was not released as a standalone comic book, but it was included in PS238 Vol. 9 “Saving Alternate Omaha!”. It provides closure for some of the events in Vol. 8 “When Worlds Go Splat” and Vol. 9, while setting up future plot points should the series ever resume as a series of graphic novels.

        1. leor613

          And before you all ask how I know all this, Aaron included author’s notes in Vol. 9, between issue #50 and 51.

  7. khamya9

    You know, one of the nice things about being a hero, is that when you’re bored there’s always some villain to blow up.

    The bad thing about being a hero, is that even when you’re not bored there’s always some villain to blow up.

    1. Partigal

      And when it’s not a villain, it a just as evil politician. And you can’t blow those up without starting wars, so you have to TALK. THINGS. OUT.

      Stupid politics.

      1. gwar?

        what about getting a higher up evil politician to authorize a false flag and then turning him in and overthrowing manipulative ass that ordered an attack on his own populace? then you can blow up some nice empty lots(somebody must have pulled an alarm just before you leveled the place, strange…well except evil politician guy somehow he still got exploded, its like he was chained to the radiator when it burned down or something. hmm…)

      2. knug

        I come from a cynical place. All politicians are villains.

        1. Prairie Son

          That sounds more like a practical place to me.

        2. phage83

          sounds like the U.S. to me

        3. Partigal

          There are good politicians. They’re just locked up In cages where they can never, ever, change anything. But let’s be civil, this isn’t Facebook.

  8. Partigal

    Their. Sorry.

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