Thought you guys might enjoy this [wigu.com].

The strange thing is that it's almost a photo-realistic representation of how I look in real life.

It's a crime, I tell you. The best minds of my generation, all sitting at the same table, conspiring to take over the world, whether they want to or not, in San Diego, while I'm stuck in Asshat, Mississippi.

A. Crime.

So, you look like Bruce Campbell, then?

In Response to simon_moon (#931):

You live in a town called Asshat? That's funny.

In Response to Evander (#936):

Er, no, sorry. Colloquialism for "Bumfuck". Didn't mean to give the impression that I lived in an amusingly named town. That, after all, would make it, at least the slightest bit, interesting.

In Response to simon_moon (#931):

Hail to the king, baby.

In Response to jon (#944):

You know, I think I see [darwinscomplex.com] the resemblance [imdb.com]...

One has to ask why you appear to have one arm replaced by that of a tyrannosaurus rex and have chopped the other off with an ax. Surely this makes life slightly tricky for a cartoonist?

In Response to Menippus (#1255):

It may or may not have something to do with my WIGU forum comment [dumbrella.com] concerning the way my characters arms are originally drawn in the first episode.

My guess is that the artists took that as license to inflict even worse horrors upon my character.

It's kinda neat, I think.

In Response to jon (#1257):

I prefered Kwak the Duck. I had no idea that ducks could be so nihlistic. Spooky part is that I heard that a Mr. Tycho Brahe did that. Combined with the various 'suicide' comics that have popped up in Penny-Arcade over the years, I'm somewhat concerned for TB's mental health.

Magical Adventures in San Diego was just too weird and too French for me. I'm assuming that in San Diego you were undergoing an arm transplant with an Alien, but one didn't go right so that's why one arm was all bandaged.

In Response to TheWizardofFez (#1278):

Kwak was not done by Tycho.

In Response to jon (#1257):

We should be thankful that you only commented the way he drew your arms. Although I guess ending up with a tyrannosaur's head would have been even neater.

In Response to jon (#1286):

I figured it was Tycho because of a random browse on the Scary-go-round forums and the lettering in Kwak is identical to that in Penny-Arcade. The suicidial bent only confirmed my belief that it was a Mr. Brahe.

So if it wasn't Tycho, who drew Kwak? It sure as hell wasn't Larry Wilcox.