I feel vaguely guilty about creating comics with so much freaking text in them, because comics are supposed to be a visual medium and you're supposed to show-not-tell and dialogue should be kept short and snappy and all that other stuff. This one is particularly bad -- text covers half of every panel. But I just can't figure out how to say what I want to say in fewer words, so fixing the text/picture ratio would require doubling the number of panels in the comic, which would mean even longer between updates. Readers, what do you think about this? Does the preponderance of text make the comic so dense and chewey as to be inedible, or not?

Isaac: I'd say it's foreshadowing. |=`)

Tux has a recycling bin on his head because he's the comic relief character and he got stuck inside it earlier in the episode and hasn't been able to get out. In other words, the same reason there's a gratuitous panty shot in the last panel: because it's a really bad anime.

Interface design point: In the first panel, her left hand is performing the magic gesture to dismiss the on-screen virtual keyboard (which is how you type on this computer), while her right hand is invoking a pie menu.