ROBOPLASTIC APOCALYPSE-Incomprehensible Transmissions from the Nostrodomatron

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Anonymous said...: If only...; 12:47 AM
Anonymous said...: Okay, so now after reading it all I see that Arkerville was the devil all along, right? and the last panel is a suicide attempt?; 7:05 AM
Evil King Macrocranios said...: Well, again, each person's interpretation is no more or less valid than mine so whatever you think works. But I imagined Archeville in the first four strips as the self doubt and negative thoughts in Sparky's own mind. That's why Archeville and Tyler Durden were positioned right above Sparky-because they were fabrications of his mind his personal demons. His son couldn't see them and that's why Spike's dialogue is often disjointed or separate from Archeville's because he never heard it in the first place. Satan in the last strip just takes the guise of Sparkplug's personal demons to taunt him.

With the last panel I thought it was just a head injury from banging his face against the monitor because his adsense rates were $0.00 to advertise on his blog. So he was failing in achieving internet fame and it was frustrating, like the piano player in Sesame Street who would bang his head on the keys when he messed up the song. I thought it was funny because he wanted to be internet famous but it wasn't working blogging about toy robots. But yeah, suicide works if that's how you interpret it. Maybe you should seek therapy?; 9:47 AM