The Emperor's New Clothes is a tale by Hans Christian Andersen released alongside The Little Mermaid in 1837 as the third & last part of his Fairy Tales Told For Children series, which he released a year after he published the first two due to critiques at the time. There's no record of how long it took him to conceptualize and subsequently write the story so it's likely fair to say that I worked longer on this fairy tale comic based on said story featuring Amber A'Lee Frost than he ever did. May it bring you a smile and a laugh. Brought to you in part by Glogglog Inc. Glogglog Inc: "We Already Did!"™
Also called "Suck it, Urie", these are a series of really short stories that encourage audience participation in a stage improv setting. Note: doing exactly this is a really bad idea. enjoy Scene One It had been 8 months since the Jacobsons lost both of their children in a deadly school shooting. Their daughter was the shooter's final victim before he had turned the gun on himself, visibly shaken after taking his sister's life. The parents had just begun moving things from his room to piles meant for either the trash or Goodwill when they uncovered a notebook in their son's room, a notebook that had only one entry on it dated three days before the shooting. It said: [adjective noun] Scene Two The old woman looked out through her window into a rainy night with a sorrowful, bitter expression. On the verge of tears, she turns away and heads toward the bathroom, where she begins to draw a hot bath. She turns on the radio and lights candles before pouring e...
Comments
Post a Comment