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Tuesday — January 19th, 2010

Ninja Abraham Lincoln

After I posted last weeks comic, I went through the archives and discovered a couple of trends. First, this is the one, most talked about item in the comments. Ninja Abraham Lincoln. Now, you may be asking yourself, “Okay, where did that come from? And why Febreeze? Why not something more practical like nunchuks made out of slave shackles or origami ninja stars made from the Emancipation Proclamation? Y’know, something to commemorate Lincoln’s place in American History?” Three reasons:

One, why not? Let me put forth to you the follow hypothetical situation: Ninja Abraham Lincoln is attacked by pirates. Why? Because that’s what pirates do. They gourge themselves on oranges in a desperate gamble to ward off scurvy, and they attack ninjas. Let’s say that some of them, although much fewer than the original group, somehow make it past the Ninja Tyrranosaurus Rex. Don’t give the guy a bad time, his brain is the size of a peanut. Not his fault. Anyway, they get past the Ninja Rex and get to Ninja Lincoln. They get up on the sofa, rub their butts across Ninja Lincoln nice shag carpet, run head first into the table, knocking over expensive red wines. They do this without regard to the rolled-up newspaper in Ninja Lincoln’s off-hand (He can dual-wield without suffering an offhand penalty because he’s a ninja!) What can Ninja Lincoln do? Oh, Ninja Lincoln has options. The option Ninja Lincoln will favor however, is spraying the pirates in the face, thereby causing them to flee in pain and panic (Pesky Pirates Flee Furiously to avoid Lanky Lincoln’s Fierce Febreeze). What the pirates will only realize later is that Ninja Lincoln actually did them a favor, helping them to mask their rank bodily odors. Once the odiferous buccaneers have vacated the premises, Ninja Lincoln can then proceed to de-aromify his ninja home.

Two, those weapon ideas? Yeah, those were really lame. You should be ashamed of yourself.

Three, LOOK OVER THERE!

*Ahem.* The other thing I’ve noticed, is that I apologize for something almost every strip. Whether it’s bad art, tardiness of posts, whatever. That ends now. That goes along with something else I’ve received as of late, which we will address now and the reasons for it will soon become apparent. If you are still reading the comic at this point, you either like the way it looks, or you are the recent recipient of a lobotomy. Either way, you’re here. Don’t like how I do things, fine. Go draw a comic while juggling full-time work, school, and the rest of life’s responsibilities. If you can do that, maintain a regular update schedule, and have a modicum of success, then you can “advise” me on what I should be doing. Until then, don’t soil my inbox with your inane, uninformed, arrogant drivel.

*Phew*

See you next week.

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Archer’s Sniping Point #3

May 2nd, 2009

Stan Lee and Whoever killed the Halo Movie have lost their minds..

Now my weekend is packed to the fullest of things I need to do but I did not update this week. I am happy for this becuase my recent trip to the movie theater has left me furious for two reasons. Before I go into that, congrats to Justin on NHBG moving down so far in Top Web Comic voting and a big congrats to R3v on his new comic, Divine Wrath (also some kick ass Halo 3 clan…)

Now where was I, oh yeah piece of crap things that happened at the movies. Like many of you, I was off seeing Wolverine, praying Logan’s berserker claws could slash the horrid memories of the tragic third x-men “movie”. I, unfortunately, came out of there beginning to hate Stan Lee and Marvel.  For me to go forward with this, I need to go back in time. When Marvel started having its, no our precious comic book heroes and villains made into movies, they outsourced them to other studios instead of making them in house. 20th Century owns  the rights to the X-Men films, Spider-Man belongs to Sony, Fantastic Four is also 20th Century Fox, and Ghost Rider belonged to Columbia (the Hulk movie with Eric Bana did not happen and is just a figment of your imagination). The majority of these sucked..big time. I enjoyed only the second Spider-Man and the X-Men were on the right track until Bryan Singer cheated with DC. The reason these were crappy was becuase the comics were mixed and matched like Puzz 3D and a Care Bear’s flat puzzle.

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