'Does that make him, like, the fairy godfathe--'
'Do NOT let him hear you call him that!'
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'Does that make him, like, the fairy godfathe--'
'Do NOT let him hear you call him that!'
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"Don't worry about your glass slippers. We'll give your step mother and sisters' some concrete ones instead."
I really love this authors take on cinderellas crying face.
Really summoning up that classic "RageFace" comics look.
The other day I even saw the style used in a Euro comic:
https://piefed.social/c/eurographicnovels/p/1779562/a-12-page-sequence-from-fierce-by-geoffroy-monde-mathieu-burniat
I was thinking more Ren and Stimpy aesthetics.
You know, that's a good Q-- did the "RageFace" comics borrow much of that style & energy from Ren and Stimpy...?
Because rage comics are old enough that the people making them were watching Ren and Stimpy as kids, and even the ones that didn't were watching plenty of the weird af cartoons that took inspiration from them.
Everyone knows Cinderellaβs fairy godfather is the fat mouse.
Good ole Gus-Gus.
Guy in the back has a real "And where is the robot Mansley?" face

π Oh my god, I haven't seen Iron Giant in the wild in ages. You just made my day!
I rewatched it for the first time as an adult last year and holy crap that film is incredible
Now many people read this with the "godfather voice" in their head?
Yes. But not the actual actor's voice. the one from some bit in Animaniacs or some other animated parody I've seen.

"I coulda been a contenda."
Anastasia (the redhead) actually turned out to be not so bad in the sequels. Get rid of the other two, though.
