Goddammit Will xD

I mean kinda Cody's fault for getting him drunk but he's not saying anything that's wrong ^.^

True... ^_^;

You can taste the tension in these pages, masterfully done!

Ah shit

Smoke out the nose!

Uh oooooooh!

Diaablos o_o

ohhhh, dam, wonder how thats gonna end

Willy has a point. Homosexuality, divorce, and masturbation are (or were at the time) considered mortal sins for Catholics. But despite that, divorce fell by the wayside as a stigma, while being gay stayed "bad" for a lot longer. And as for masturbation, well, Cody doesn't seem to have had an issue with it...

I think Mr. Green's gonna agree with him on that, tbh. Unless Cody's mother is actually dead in which case...

I was indoctrinated in the Catholic 'Faith' from K-8th Grade. Not willingly, I assure you! The moment I began to really think about the ideology, and began asking very honest but pointed questions, was the moment my fight against it began (roughly,,, 1st Grade). 'Original Sin' was and will always be the single greatest sticking point, and why I will never sell whatever my Soul may be, to Catholicism/most other Xtian Paths.
Politics itself is a very dangerous place for any story/comic to tread.
Religion? YIKES!
I'm loving this aspect of this story, because it isn't dancing around it, but hitting it head on! I just hope everyone involved comes through the other side still loving/respecting each other (which by itself would prove a miracle. We shall see?!)

Also, I just can't help but grin at Willy's forwardness/boldness/foolishness(?)! I've known many people of 'Shorter stature' who have this attitude/trait, and I'm not going to cast them any shade for it!

The contrast between him and Cody are just so darn endearing to me!

Ooooh. Nice. He's not wrong.
All depends on how Cody's dad takes a challenge. Outrage? Or respect?

Those last three panels actually coaxed and audible chuckle from me. Really enjoying your writing :)

Did I leave the oven on back home? I think I left the oven on. I'm gonna go check shut it off.

You were so close to pulling it off.

DAMMIT WILL

so true bestie

Goddamn it Willy you're pushing the envelope again xD

It's getting awfully hard to keep seeing Willy as a sympathetic character.

OOOOOOF..... SHIT o.O

oh god no no no fighting bad hnnnnnnng

Round One: FIGHT!

You fuckin tell em man

You just... HAD to play that card, Willy? You were doing so well too...

He makes a good point though.

that was stupid on so many levels.
it betrays how much will & cody talk to one another and how deeply.
I dunno cody I don't think this guy's "the one" for you. x3

...Willy may have had too much to drink.

Spittin' facts, Willy

Give a homosexual enough drinks and they will even read their boyfriend's father to filth in his own house. It's scientifically proven.

Ok, in fairness, friend or no...he'd get a smack for that one.

GOOD ONE. ;)

I really do love Willy's brashness here and its an aspect of his personality I do respect. Especially since he takes alot of the licks that go along with it.

One thing ive liked is that willy for the most part isn't necessarily out to pick fights but if you decide to tread one toe into criticizing the homosexuality part he'll dish it out ten fold. He's blunt and abrasive and tactless and that comes with a lifetime of needing to defend that aspect of himself. I don't feel bad for Cody's dad here, he stepped right into that when he could of just said nothin. It's worth noting that Willy probably is a bit of a biblical scholar as a result of the judgement as well, to at least shut people down before they get too preachy.

Cody fortunately was blessed in so many ways he's had the grace to be mostly kind in comparison. But because he was allowed to keep that tender nature growing up he's always gonna be more emotionally aware. They are a nice contrast of one another.

Thanks yeah Willy's had a rough time

I'm reading this again for like the second time as I think this, other than chasing charlie, are my top favorites of your comics. The writing in Little Willy hits home though the most.