July 29th, 2015
July 29th, 2015
29 Jul 2015 · page 510 of 1306

If you're wondering if she is really big or if he is really small, the answer is yes.

Sorry for the slowness on this one, it's always a bit of a slog after a convention. Also, I've been busy putting the finishing touches on the Kickstarter for Volume 5! Look for that very, very soon- I'll link it on my Twitter, my Tumblr, and will post an update on the last Kickstarter project when it's live! There'll be a banner here too, of course!

Cast: Henry Barber, Isabelle Holt, Ms Invidia, Ms Superbia

Comments (33)

  • Darkoneko Hellsing 11 years ago archived

    aah, I imagine just how draining convention must be when you manage a booth full time.


    Rest well !

  • Lightseid 11 years ago archived

    Bring me my fainting couch, Ms Superbia is back and I can't deal.

    • Dave 11 years ago archived

      There's a chaise longue in one of the other cellars. We can push it in here, but it'll probably dislodge a few rats...

      Fancy a cuppa as well?

      ...Cream?

      ...How many lumps?

      ...Sugar?

  • D. Schwartz 11 years ago archived

    I have to say I find Ms. Superbia kind of enthralling.

    • SpiralingVortices 11 years ago archived

      Don't you mean... "Superb"?


      (I regret nothing!)

      • D. Schwartz 11 years ago archived

        Regret!

    • Columbine 11 years ago archived

      You're not alone. Although I think I was rather more visceral in my description than 'enthralling'

  • Fairportfan 11 years ago archived

    Yes, there is a window you can get out.


    Yes, someone is watching it.


    Oops.

  • Moe Lane 11 years ago archived

    GAH. Neither of them showed proper trigger discipline there. [EDIT: I blame the characters, not the artist. Henry is probably not too used to guns and Pride is, well, Pride.]

    • Dave 11 years ago archived

      Hope that's a flintlock, or it's just for show.

      ...Either way, how do we know that Henry didn't fully intend to shoot whomever was at the door?

      ...& Pride doesn't care about silly discipline rules [agreed]

      • Xanthipe 11 years ago archived

        Looks like an uncocked flintlock to me - the hammer is forward and the striking plate pushed back.

  • Sarah Hardister 11 years ago archived

    Awwww! It's like picking up a kitten.

    • Kate A 11 years ago archived

      Haha, I did actually have a Google image search open of mother cats scruffing kittens.

  • kuku 11 years ago archived

    Ooops.

  • Ganurath 11 years ago archived

    Wait a minute. Wait, wait a minute.

    ...Is Invidia COCKNEY?!

    • Iituem 11 years ago archived

      Actually, from the drops I reckon she's a Yorkshirewoman, but I may be a touch biased on that count.


      (Yorkshire girls, born and bred, strong in the arm, weak in the...)

      • Dave (Dabhaidh) 11 years ago archived

        ...tread?

        Sit around all day carding wool, eh? Or waulking?

        ...Frankly, I'd rather be walking than waulking, but then the tread wouldn't be weak and the whole rhyme'd fall apart, nach eil?

    • Dave 11 years ago archived

      She ain't using cant. But nor is she a buffle headed toff, yeh ken?

    • SpiralingVortices 11 years ago archived

      I believe she was just mocking Henry's accent. That, or she's... Envious of it!

      • Ilmari 7 years ago archived

        H-dropping is actually the most distinctive feature in a French-accent as well. From my dubious third-language knowledge of French, i'm fairly certain they don't have the sound their own language at all (all aiches are silent or part of a digraph like /ch/)


        As for the English language, though the h is in RP, it's dropped in most english dialects actually. In fact the only non-rp dialect I can think of that respects its aiches is good old Geordie, and that's because they're more than halfway to scotland up there.

    • Kate A 11 years ago archived

      French, actually!

      • Me-me 11 years ago archived

        Don't worry Kate, that was my first guess ^_^

        • Kate A 11 years ago archived

          Quite alright, she'll be making it abundantly obvious soon.

  • Dave 11 years ago archived

    Ooo! "Invy" is Envy!

    ...Now I just gotta wait for the others to reveal themselves!

    • Eagle0600 11 years ago archived

      "Invy" is "Invidia", who is, yes, Envy.

      Luxuria is Lust, Gula is Gluttony, Ira is Wrath, Avaritia is Greed, Superbia is Pride, and Acedia is Sloth.

      They're all just the Latin names.


      From [http://www.widdershinscomic...](http://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/june-5th-2015/ "http://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/june-5th-2015/")

      • Dave 11 years ago archived

        Right, right... just the Latin names...

        Most of the Latin I deal with involves Ceanothus, Crocus, and Rhus ...and various specific epithets... don't see much classical use...

        • Kate A 11 years ago archived

          Worry not, it'll be spelt out plainly!

  • SpiralingVortices 11 years ago archived

    How does Eliza Doolittle sound? I've always imagined Ms. Invidia of sounding like Anne Hathaway with an upperclass british accent.

  • Neska 11 years ago archived

    Hm . . . in that last panel, Superbia's expression seems to imply she thinks he's cute . . . watch out, Henry!

  • Sturzkampf 11 years ago archived

    That's a relief, it's just the villains come to kill them. I was afraid it might be Ms Holt's employer come to find out why there is a distinct lack of gardening, only to discover her alone with a young man in her caravan, leading to instant dismissal without a reference.

  • Darth Fez 11 years ago archived

    Superbia is back for another round of musical chairs!


    Superbia: not green, with Envy.

  • Will 11 years ago archived

    Ms Superbia is too much, I can't

  • Ilmari 9 years ago archived

    Invidia is French too? Now I find myself wondering about the others...

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