False Positive: A Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Webcomic Anthology

Discussion (18) ¬

1. 
   tricksterwolf

   2016/02/01, 11:13 AM | # | Reply

   For some odd reason, I’m hungry for cherry snowcones.

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     John KP

     2016/02/19, 6:26 AM | # | Reply

     Well wtf?
2. 
   J

   2016/02/01, 11:28 AM | # | Reply

   Hm. I am feeling Unaccountably Peckish…

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     Slowloader

     2016/02/02, 3:15 AM | # | Reply

     Have some roast chestnuts. That should do it.
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     Ann_Lies

     2016/02/16, 11:53 PM | # | Reply

     Ah, a fellow zailor!

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       Gesh

       2016/02/19, 11:53 AM | # | Reply

       Fallen London, Fallen France, zunderpants!
3. 
   Sash

   2016/02/01, 2:43 PM | # | Reply

   *mouth waters, stomach growls loudly*
4. 
   Diretooth

   2016/02/01, 6:10 PM | # | Reply

   Imagine if one of these stories started with an eldritch abomination destroying the world, then coming across something completely mundane and being terrified by it.

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     web_mst3k

     2016/02/02, 5:59 AM | # | Reply

     Imagine if one of these stories started with an eldritch abomination destroying the world, then saying: “Oops, now where the hell am I supposed to live?”
5. 
   Ctrl-Alt-Del

   2016/02/01, 10:46 PM | # | Reply

   Until Dawn confirmed
6. 
   Gol

   2016/02/02, 5:20 AM | # | Reply

   Remember to remove the pointy bit before chewing.
7. 
   Gesh

   2016/02/02, 12:34 PM | # | Reply

   How now… Drow?
8. 
   Umayyad Akhi

   2016/02/02, 2:02 PM | # | Reply

   Wendigo. I’m calling it now.

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     Permonick

     2016/02/02, 11:52 PM | # | Reply

     yep… same opinion here, right when I saw the picture…
9. 
   Honzinator

   2016/02/03, 7:03 AM | # | Reply

   That is a very needle-like arrowhead with a harpoon end – not really a cutting one.
   Is there a need to punch through a lot of fur and have the arrow stick, I wonder?
   Similar arrowheads are sometimes used for relatively armored fish that need to be reeled in.
   And yes, Wendigo (North America’s Yeti!) makes sense. Cannibalism is frightening, well documented, and preserved in our genome as resistance to certain prion diseases. Eek.
10. 
    vlan2k

    2016/02/03, 8:03 AM | # | Reply

    …for destruction
11. 
    Vorandril

    2016/02/07, 9:05 PM | # | Reply

    Anyone else notice what’s capitalized and what’s not?

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      Gesh

      2016/02/09, 11:35 AM | # | Reply

      So it’s intentional that the T’s look like crosses?