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

Discussion (17) ¬

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   Vivian Ramirez

   2017/07/05, 8:38 AM | # | Reply

   And viola!

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     tafink

     2017/07/05, 11:15 AM | # | Reply

     Voila? I can’t hear a viola.

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       Abibliboop

       2017/07/10, 4:19 PM | # | Reply

       Cello maybe?

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         MidnightDStroyer

         2017/10/07, 9:51 PM | # | Reply

         This seems to be an appropriate time to be dropping the bass.
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   tafink

   2017/07/05, 11:16 AM | # | Reply

   What is it about powerful multidimensional beings and sterile, megalithic architecture? (Ori is it artists and megalithic architecture?) Oh well.

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     Billybob

     2017/07/05, 12:17 PM | # | Reply

     Ooooo everyone’s a critic 🙂
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     Vagus

     2017/07/05, 1:20 PM | # | Reply

     I always figured it was the general lack of megaliths in our daily lives. Sure, we have glass skyscrapers and brutalist “modern” concrete structures left over from the last century, but who can resist the appeal of obsidian obelisks and granite pillars?
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     The Temple of Gozer

     2017/07/05, 4:59 PM | # | Reply

     It hints at continuity.

     Ancient civilizations built temples for living gods on earth, usually using sterile, megalithic architecture. Paying homage to (homaging?) those ancient architectural elements in modern myths, ties the modern myths back to the old gods of our superstitious roots.

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       SrPilha

       2017/07/05, 11:31 PM | # | Reply

       Thing is, those megalithic structures were, more often than not, not sterile at all but vibrant with colour and adornments – those just didn’t survive.

       The continuity thing still works, though.

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         Well actually...

         2017/07/06, 6:03 PM | # | Reply

         More often than not, polychrome elements weren’t integrated into the “sterile” building materials so, some experts believe the paint was slapped on by assholes after the fact because they couldn’t leave well enough alone and had to make their mark on the shoulders of their betters.

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           Memed

           2017/07/07, 1:10 AM | #

           This is why we can’t have nice things.
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       Honzinator

       2017/07/06, 8:23 AM | # | Reply

       I am so very pleased I was not the only one thinking of Ghostbusters … the real one.
       Gozer indeed, Zool worshipper.
       Also, the structures are designed to draw the eye. Classical is the second best building form ever to do so.
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     Emanon

     2017/07/06, 6:08 AM | # | Reply

     Because Cthulhu loses a lot of majesty if he rises from behind the counter of a Domino’s.

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       George

       2017/07/06, 11:24 AM | # | Reply

       Best webcomic response ever.

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         tafink

         2017/07/06, 1:32 PM | # | Reply

         Agreed.
3. 
   Robert Nowall

   2017/07/06, 2:18 PM | # | Reply

   Temple columns or smokestacks?
4. 
   Guest

   2017/07/12, 4:55 AM | # | Reply

   Dig that vortex art.