So far, my favorite "Retail" Comic

[Cat]

If the link doesn't work....its the one from 10/29


http://pst.rbma.com/content/Retail?date=20091029

[HYHYBT]

In this area (perhaps only in this area) Cooper doesn't give Stuart enough credit. The Great Gazoo and Elmer Fudd (his last two, if I remember rightly) were both reasonably uncommon and particularly well suited to him.

[Cat]

I just love the fact he used the original Marvin, and not the one from the new movie

[Green_Fairy]

...am i the only one that the link isn't working for?

[XCashier]

...am i the only one that the link isn't working for?

Try this: http://www.seattlepi.com/fun/retail.asp?date=20091029

[draggar]

Let me guess - she is supposed to be Lolth?

[lordlundar]

Let me guess - she is supposed to be Lolth?

storm actually.

[draggar]

On her head looks a lot like one of Lolth's crowns but traditionally Lolth wouldn't wear that much clothes.

http://fc02.deviantart.com/fs16/f/20..._by_Candra.jpg
http://www.freewebs.com/arashi_seisa...rusReturns.jpg

How do the Drow put it? The only reason why they wear clothes is so they can hide weapons better?

[lordlundar]

*turning on geek*

Apart from the high priestesses of Lloth, all servants of the spider queen wear their armour and weapons at all times. This is not such a hindrance as you might think, because Drow chain mail has a defense capability similar with plate mail and the encumbrance of heavy clothing.

The high priestesses on the other hand, have standard clothing (the equivalent of a leotard) and their ceremonial clothing which is diaphanous, web styled robes and nothing more, if even that. Weapons are forbidden during ceremonies apart from Lloth approved ones (usually sacrificial weapons) so they only carry their weapons outside of such events. The snake headed whips are the only exception, as they are considered a tool as opposed to a weapon. During an invasion, such as when Menzoberrazan waged war on Mithril Hall, even the priestesses wore their armor.

Lloth, being a deity (aka lesser goddess), has no such use for clothing, and usually has on little more than thin slippers and a diaphanous robe.

*DnD geek off*

Nice pics by the way.

(as well, whoever labeled her as Lolth is incorrect. The proper spelling is Lloth)