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

Discussion (15) ¬

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   sunphoenix72

   2015/02/05, 9:23 PM | # | Reply

   I hope our ‘clever wolf’ does not find out the hard way that men-folk often fear and hate what they don’t understand.

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     Moe Lane

     2015/02/07, 5:05 PM | # | Reply

     That’s the cleverness of this scheme: our hero is presenting himself in terms that can be understood. And the tests would be easy to pass: silver and holy water and wolfsbane would be no more or less dangerous to him than it would be to a human. No reek of wrongness. No infernal pact that can show up on a clerical scan. The priests are gonna LOVE this guy.
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   kyplor

   2015/02/06, 3:28 AM | # | Reply

   No page 4?
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   Shade

   2015/02/06, 3:41 AM | # | Reply

   Shouldn’t this be page 4?
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   Sigurther

   2015/02/06, 4:17 AM | # | Reply

   Go on..
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   Matt

   2015/02/06, 5:20 AM | # | Reply

   Is there a Clever hound page 4? In your recent pages nav to the right it goes page 3 then page 5.
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   SrPilha

   2015/02/06, 6:27 AM | # | Reply

   It’s a good thing humans are so good at accepting and reintegrating those who have repented of their crimes.
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   Slowloader

   2015/02/06, 6:51 AM | # | Reply

   Is there a page 4? Or is this a cunning ruse as well?
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   Mister Joe

   2015/02/06, 9:07 AM | # | Reply

   Is there a page 4 that we are missing?
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   MrSing

   2015/02/06, 9:19 AM | # | Reply

   Wait, I just realised something.
   He’s a reverse furry.
   Now that’s horror.
10. 
    Admiral Ackbar

    2015/02/06, 9:25 AM | # | Reply

    This story goes from page 3 to page 5. Are we missing a page or is there a typo?
11. 
    quasilucid

    2015/02/06, 9:29 AM | # | Reply

    Oops. I guess that’s what happens when you try to post with a fever.

    I’m 75% sure that this is definitely Page 4.

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      sunphoenix72

      2015/02/06, 6:25 PM | # | Reply

      “It works 100%, 80% of the time…guaranteed!” 🙂
12. 
    Ryan

    2015/02/06, 6:06 PM | # | Reply

    He should present himself to a Franciscan community, then they would see him as a repeat of the miracle of the lone wolf. On the other hand, trying to be human seems an homage to both certain legends about the origin of fairies, as well as to Orwell’s “Animal Farm” although that dealt exclusively with domestic animals.
13. 
    MikeyLikesIt

    2015/02/06, 10:14 PM | # | Reply

    I love the naivete of this story–how the wolf thinks humans are going to be LESS awful than a pack of slavering, bloody, predatory, murderous, gore-dripping wild animals . . .