*Insert Lanolin Joke Here*

I like this comic. Please keep up the awsome work<3

Thank you!

nice, at last another one :3 * reading*

Gracias.

Sweet! I love Samaritan, and leading up to the sex scene just sealed the deal. if it ever got printed, I would by a few copies- one for the vault, one to read, and two or three to give to friends who seem interested. it's gritty and gorgeous and it tickles that detective noir bone in my body.

Thanks for hitting all the right spots!

Samaritan is just the current story title for this chapter of SLOP. If I were to print up issues of SLOP right now, Samaritan would be issue 5.
I'm glad you're liking it though. This story has some strange places to go before its finished. And about 20 more pages :)

Great art and perspective as always. It's like reading a Soap Opera. X)

Welcome to another exciting episode of "As the World Burns". :)

Scott was Vandergraf's son? (WHACK forehead) of COURSE he was. That makes so much sense.

And I'm still thinking about that watch. I still don't know the significance of that watch. You know which one; the one in the "Hi, I'm dead, and this is my wristwatch" picture. I'm PRETTY sure-- PRETTY sure-- that the way you highlighted that thing it has some significance. It bugs me that I can't get it.

Vanderfgraf's an even bigger bastard than I initially gave him credit for.

You don't run a big corporation without learning to heartlessly use people. :)

yaaaaaaaay slop!

It is indeed.

Hmmm. It's been long enough that I had to go back and refresh my memory ... but yes, this is interesting. Brice pretty much vanished (of course) ... and so did Scott .... but there's only one body ...

I wonder where this might lead, yes indeed ...

Cheers,
OT

Perhaps to Brice. Sam says, "Once you start a job, you see through."

and a nice closeup of his wedding ring as he says it.

IIRC, Tony left him dead at the river. Although Sam can find Tony ...

But Mulefoot's not really one to kiss and tell.

That I've noticed, that is.

Well, I'm sure we'll all find out what you have in mind, just as soon as you put it back up.

Great comic. Great story.

Cheers,
OT

Genetically incompatible secretaries of the world, untie!

Also like the last bit of dialog. For someone as conscious of her species' role in her application process as Miss Carol, she sure displays some callous jingoism herself. Sam might want a shower any time now.

It may, however, just be a fact of life. "They all look alike to me" is a hot-button racist slam in our society, and probably the same in the Slop universe, but identifying individuals of completely different species-- when you're not cued in on the body language, the significance of a small variation in the stripes, and so on, might be difficult.

Of course one character I write (in what is essentially authorized Slop fanfic) is a member of a particular breed where they DO all look alike, as alike as brothers and sisters or perhaps even more alike than that. And he uses it to operate unseen. So maybe I'm being too lenient with Carol here, since my success as a storyteller depends on her indifference to other species. :)

I'm liking this a lot.

She got a bit more into him than I expected. :)

O_O

I knew you'd say that.

._.

So maybe there are more than two sons?

Vandergraf is a smart business man, and probably learns quickly.
I'm willing to bet there is only one, 'mistake' in the bushes.
I even think sheep, might be the 'dumb blonds', of the slop universe.
Eye candy for the clients and an easy shag for the boss.
I doubt Vandergraf even suspects Carol is the 'leak' in his office.

Could be.. I was thinking that if he was loose and careless until someone got pregnant why should we assume he only took advantage of one secretary?

Girls like her make me want to go het. Such lucious ewey goodness.

She's the girl, the girl ewe want.

She's very soft and lovely.
And that lanolin will leave your skin so soft just from a cuddle.