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

Discussion (17) ¬

1. 
   Dr. Peter Venkman

   2012/12/24, 1:39 PM | # | Reply

   i ain’t afraid of no ghosts.
2. 
   tmutant

   2012/12/24, 11:12 PM | # | Reply

   Popcorn smells so good, you’ll come back from the dead for it.

   • 
     Agent 00over9000

     2013/01/16, 6:12 PM | # | Reply

     Mike could totally turn this into an ad.
     “Orville Redenbacker Popcorn: So good you’ll rise from the dead for it.”

     • 
       icalasari

       2013/06/25, 12:34 PM | # | Reply

       Didn’t they actually do that?
3. 
   SrPilha

   2012/12/25, 1:03 AM | # | Reply

   The panel juxtaposition makes it look like the guy next to her is/has become headless. Foreshadowing??

   The last panel is just gorgeous!
4. 
   Mirnada M

   2012/12/25, 5:23 AM | # | Reply

   Shit is about to get REAL
5. 
   Sigurther

   2012/12/25, 11:05 AM | # | Reply

   Seriously, folks, there’s a reason we don’t see the afterimages of our loved ones once their mortal coil has passed on. Stop screwing with the afterlife.
6. 
   clovermandefleur

   2012/12/26, 6:22 PM | # | Reply

   popcorn seems an odd choice but strangely appropriate

   • 
     quasilucid

     2012/12/28, 4:55 PM | # | Reply

     I’ve never attended an attempted séance, but I have seen popcorn used many times in Macumba rituals in South America.

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       Marcos Dantas

       2013/01/06, 8:47 AM | # | Reply

       Popcorn is a fovorite food of Omolu, an orixá. It doesn’t have a direct relationship with the eguns, the souls of the departed mortals, but is used im purifcation rituals too.
7. 
   Sidus

   2012/12/27, 9:20 AM | # | Reply

   someone put LSD on popcorn….
8. 
   Vyachislav

   2012/12/28, 10:41 AM | # | Reply

   Popcorn is universally a favorite food apparently. Or this is a group of early 1900’s movie theatre owners and that’s just the nature of their friends.
9. 
   Jim Faindel

   2013/07/02, 2:43 PM | # | Reply

   Oh, so that’s why there is popcorn. Kinda reminds me of the mexican day of the dead, where they make altars with a flower named cempazúchil, liquors and sweet bread (hehe, context aside) so that the dead may come and hang out for a night.
10. 
    Mel

    2014/10/16, 8:17 PM | # | Reply

    Awesome. I love the last panel.
11. 
    Dazzle

    2015/11/24, 11:02 AM | # | Reply

    REEEEEAL BAD TRIP….
12. 
    Eryka Soleil

    2018/05/12, 10:38 PM | # | Reply

    Surprise! This was just to lure in hosts for possession! (If I turn out to be right, I will laugh so hard.)
13. 
    BB

    2021/07/16, 4:09 AM | # | Reply

    So awesome that you included characters from Dr. Mabuse’s séance scene! Intertextuality ftw 😀