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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Random Nation Thanksgiving

While John and November are Euro-American, noone else in this comic is. The crazy rat thing is Sherry Lewis, the Chinchilla with dementia. For those wondering, I will be uploading the Vasekhe Christmas Carol next Christmas, that way it's not jumbled or scattered.

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Welcome to Random Nation!

Our little island culture is full of little wonders and simple pleasures. Shop at our Mall. Relax on our beaches. Have a picnic in the local park. Even rent out on of our beautiful cabins, just neighboring thos belonging to our happy residents.
You can even meet our benevelant rulers: King John the Fearless, who resides on Fantasmia with his wife Queen November the... Animals' Rights Activist?... and our other King, Vasekheus the Strong who resides on Graalorne with his queen Kaskada the Clingy. Plus our... uh... yeah he doesn't really have a position, but he still owns his own island, Insula Xachieles. That's right, it's Xachiel the Oblivious and his girlfriend Marissa the Acrobatic (she lives on his cieling). Well, that's basically it.

Characters:

John:
"At daybreak the boy put the fifty talers in his pocket, went out to the highway, and kept saying to himself, "Oh, if only I could get the creeps..." -- The Story of the Boy Who Went Forth to Learn what Fear Was, by the Bros. Grimm

November:
"...And the wedding was celebrated. The boy loved his wife dearly and was very happy..." -- The Story of the Boy Who Went forth to Learn What Fear Was, by the Bros. Grimm

B-Dog
"After traveling some distance he came across a hunting dog lying on the roadside and panting as if he had run himself ragged." -- The Bremen-Towne Musicians, by the Bros. Grimm. (He got better)

Vasekhe(us)
"Medeia came to Athens, and being there married to Aigeus bore him... son[s]..." --Bibliotheke: The Library of Greek Mythology, Apollodoros

Kaskada
"...the Nymphai would often leave their vine-clad slopes..." --Metamorphoses, Ovidius

Lhi
"...Having got from the Sun a car pulled by winged drakones [Medeia] fled on it to Athens." --Bibliotheke: The Library of Greek Mythology, Apollodoros

Nikh
"[The Hydra] bred in the swamp of Lerna, used to go forth into the plain and ravage both the cattle and the country." --Bibliotheke: The Library of Greek Mythology, Apollodoros

Xachiel
"Soon the woman came back and said with a muffled voice, 'Greetings, Zachiel. When the moon shines into the basket, let him loose, Zachiel...'" --Jorinde and Yoringel, The Bros. Brimm

Marissa
"Richly robed in gorgeous finery, and richer still her beauty; such was the beauty of the Naiades..." --Metamorphoses, Ovidius

Rusano
"The man asked where he was heading. "To the Griffin," said Hans." --The Griffin, The Bros. Grimm