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Fourth Wall Contimplation

Stickfodder

on July 29, 2008

For a long time I had been hearing about the fourth wall, but for the most of that time I had no idea what it was mainly because I never even thought to ask anyone what it was (there is a lot of stuff that I don't know about for the same simple reason). But one day I finally looked it up and suddenly a lot of jokes made sense, and this joke was born!

This concept was born of the idea that in cartoons, movies, and TV shows while indoors we are looking through walls and apparently everything on them. But what if instead of actually looking through the stuff on the walls, there just wasn't anything hung on those particular walls. what if somebody decided to hang something there? Will we still see it? I like to think that yes. Yes we would.

I've done a little editing on this one (little being the key word there) I've added the little face cross hair things I like to use to indicate where a character is looking. I also changed the text to my favorite Bold Comic Sans MS, and Changed the shape of some of the speech bubbles to a rounded square shape for one characters that's not really to show the difference between them but because the text in the fifth frame wouldn't fit in a round one, either the circle would have been too large and not fit in the frame or if the circle was too small the words would go outside it's lines. So the best solution was to make the speech bubble. Yeah I know that I could draw the lines myself but I'm just too damn lazy.

You know I can't help but notice that very few people are leaving comments I know that people are viewing. I have a stats page that tells me how many people wiew a page a day and I am getting views not a lot but enough for you guys to start responding.


Seriously I'm needy and I love responses good and bad. Please leave a score at least let me know what you think!

(EDIT(12/03/08))
I've re-sized a lot of my comics and unfortunately the words in this comic didn't come out well. And I'm too lazy to fix that as well.