More than an hour’s work
If you have any Tully Monster survival tips, please write them in the comments below and I will pass them on to the cast.
If you have any Tully Monster survival tips, please write them in the comments below and I will pass them on to the cast.
That really IS a giant Tully monster, isn’t it? Very well done!
Why must you force me to learn new things!
My kids have some finds from that same fossil bed on our kitchen counter at the moment, but so far none of those.
Poke it in the eye(s).
“Go for the eyes, Boo!”
Give the Sentai his belt buckle!
Killing something that big will probably do the Reverend a (for lack of a better phrase) world of good, allowing him to vent his seething resentment over so very many things, so it actually WOULD qualify as a well-thought-out gift. Good for Tom.
Okay, where the heck did you find out about these things?
Backing away slowly might have worked before it produced an eye. Before it did that, it might not even have known they were there, but now that it’s capable of NOTICING them, the situation’s completely different because any movement at all will probably get a reaction out of it. Hopefully they’ll be able to run far away from it once the Reverend starts distracting it. Unless it has more than just the one claw, that is. They probably have drills for things like this at the schools in Tackleford.
SWEEP THE LEG!
The Crane works better. No can defense.
Use the Specium Ray and the Ultra Slash! Oh, sorry, wrong Asian superhero. But seriously, “Moonchild” (heh) must have *some* powers. Use the Beta Capsule (i.e., put on the belt buckle) to summon Giant Robot!
THE Moonchild. Which is to say, *A* moonchild. It’s his Clovis-bestowed “classification” but not necessarily his personal name. Just like Maggie’s personal name isn’t “wanton harlot.” 😉
BTW, does anyone recognize the phrase “I kick ass for the LORD!” It’s not a reference to Rev. Penrose. 😉
Indeed – that is a line from the Peter Jackson film “Dead Alive”.
Penrose to the rescue!!! Sentai don’t seems scary of the kajiu.
Up up down down left right left right B A
Maybe he only has powers when he and the other four members of his unit “their powers combine.”
Yay! It really *is* a Tully monster! I love the eyestalks.
One eye with a benign expression? Do Tully and Sentai know each other?
See the first couple of pages of this story!
I love the way the Reverend drops his head for the sprint into danger. Go get ‘im!
Thanks! I think I had ten tries at drawing that figure correctly.
BTW, apropos of nothing:
https://www.amazon.com/Cornish-Tales-Terror-edited-Chetwynd-Hayes/dp/0006142494/ref=pd_ybh_a_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=V1VQT9877BZK1H5HCCHF
Forgot to mention this because I was busy geeking out about the Tully monster, but I love the casual way Mrs Clovis is reacting to the Tullimonstrum giganteus.
Attack the external Gill holes lining the lower parts of its abdomen while avoiding the claw-like mouth. Then while it struggles to breathe attack its eyes blinding the beast, while attempting to secure or disable its mouth. Then finish the beast by continuing an attack on its Gills in order to suffocate the creature.
Though there are some scientists that argue otherwise, the Tully monster is currently accepted as being close in biological structure to the Lamprey. A lamprey has separated its pharynx from its mouth, so that it can feed freely without needing to unclasp from its prey to breathe, and so that the blood of its victims doesn’t leak through its Gill holes.
jump on its back, grab the eyebars and ride it like a jet ski
I love the super sentai’s hoverhands in the last two panels. In a situation like this you have to love a hero who feels more awkwardness than sheer terror.
Classic Christmas gift
Joke:
Q. How do you fight a 200FT long sea monster with no weapons?
A. I don’t know. But at least it doesn’t have weapons!