The stories that have come out of NAM can make the strongest men cry. If you attended Nebraska A&M, you know exactly what I mean.
If you like diabetes jokes, you may want to check out this diabetes comic I did in 2014 about Soopah’s friend. Poor guy is surrounded by tragedy.
9 years is a long time, but not much has really happened since 2017 as far as I can remember. Perfect time for Soopah to get back to doing what he does best, which is …hmmmm.
Soopah is still trying to work out his deal with Disney so he can get his MCU debut soon. Until the dicks here at Soopah Comics let him out of his contract, it’s not gonna happen.
Soopah doesn’t do roses. Rosés, however…actually, he doesn’t do them either.
Soopah made a robot and it does a lot of cool tricks. Much like the author of this comic made a Youtube video showing off all the cool tricks it took to make this comic.
Check it out: Making of “Soopah’s Advanced Robot”
Soopah’s still nameless son sure doesn’t get it, does he? For a kid with glasses, he isn’t that smart. Wait, I where glasses and I no smart either.
Editor’s note: The author does not wear glasses.
Yes, I does!
Editor’s note: No, you do not.
Stephen Hawking has written on the subject of killer robots before. Hawking warned that the “development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race.” Awfully convenient that he’s the spokesperson for this campaign, isn’t it? I’m just saying.
I didn’t see it (didn’t really want to see it), but I’ve got to feel bad for the cast of the train-wreck that is Fant4stic. Seems like they really enjoyed playing the part of the famed superhero foursome, but the climate around them was just too hostile for it to work.
In one corner, you had a studio that just want to make a movie to retain rights. In another, you had a director who was handcuffed through the entire process. Then there was the audience who was secretly hoping for it to fall apart so those rights would somehow revert to Marvel Studios. The result was the worst comic book box office performance since Ghost Rider 2.
The whole thing was a big joke. A very expensive, not very funny, joke.
This comic is an editorial as much as experiment into the latest trend happening on subreddits such as r/comics and r/webcomics. Comic creators have been adding their comics to the preferred image sharing site, imgur.com, which makes it much more viral-ready. With browser extensions such as RES, readers can see the comic in flow and up/downvote without ever leaving the thread. That’s very powerful.
However, if the link inside the submission is never followed, readers won’t get your bonus, navigate to other strips, nor view your ads. So let’s see what happens. Imgur may serve this comic to more viewers, but let’s see how many come back to Plarko. If you are reading this, then thanks for following your curiosity to reading more “Soopah”.
When Soopah sees something he wants, he takes it – even when that something is totally necessary for survival. However, a good gag is a good gag.
