Gilda And Meek And The Un-Iverse

Rating: PG-13: Bloody violence, adult themes, mild language, cartoon profanity, rude humor, brief nudity.  Author's Note for F.I.S.H. #6 "Druth Hunt" (Un-Iverse #58)  Zalia's stuff at the shoe store is fun but I like Zalia more than Lance and the crew do.  I don't remember exactly WHEN I created the Vengeful eXens but the Narrator's bit about accusing me of creating an entire world and Universe in service of a bad X-Files joke and pun is accurate. It's why Zalia is a Druthane and why the racial slur against them is Druth. I can't tell if the fact that I've had that idea for over 20 years is impressive or shameful.  Sometimes I write myself into an artistic corner, and invariably the solution turns out better than the problem itself suggested. There are NO actual mistakes in this franchise. The Un-Iverse provides and always does. In the script I thoughtlessly gave myself an impossible artwork task without realizing it. Worse, this specific impossibl...

New feature on this site! After every script I complete, I'll give you a brief preview synopsis of what's coming! Here are the upcoming Un-Iverse Scripts currently "In The Can" that I will be drawing soon! Beware potential spoilers!  Coming soon to the site!  UnComix Tales: The Dark Child Saga: The Fall Of F.I.S.H. #1: "Part One: The Age Of Fear" (Un-Iverse #69) All mediocre things must come to an end. F.I.S.H. is going out fast and it's going out HARD. Can Lance stop the Empire's final decline? Probably not. But if not, can he survive it? The death sentence currently hanging over his head for protecting the innocent Redmond puts that into question.  Paranoia, hatred, and rage hit The Un-Iverse's Star Trek stand-in all at once. And there but for continuity grace go we all. Maybe The Un-Iverse isn't better or worse than Star Trek. Maybe Star Trek is just luckier. And if The Un-Iverse is already a uniquely lucky Universe, maybe its luck is fina...