…the littlest poozer
Finally, proof that Razer sleeps on a bed like a normal person and not on a gorram table.
Also, I think it may say something about his state of mind that the placement of his pillow means he sleeps facing the door.
Just because there’s a bed in the room doesn’t mean one sleeps in it. For all we know, Razer sleeps under the bed, curled up in a pile of dead leaves.
This shall now be my headcanon until proven otherwise. Rage bunny sleeps in his burrow nest under the provided bed.
Galia: “I brought you to my village after you saved me from the Nadara. I am Galia.”
Kilowog: “Name’s Kilowog, and I think YOU saved me.”
“Geez! Can’t we just get out and get some real edible food without getting ambushed?”
“I don’t understand. The Interceptor provides all of the nourishment you need in the form of solid light simulated to look like your food—-“
“Yeah, I know. That’s why I said ‘real’ food.”
Hal, did you already exhaust your supply of grilled cheese in a can?
From Green Lantern: The Animated Series: The Comic #3
I was ready to drop this title as I didn’t care for the first two issues. But this one entertained me (even though it’s nowhere near the quality of the show) so I’ll give it a couple more issues.
i see you lurking Razer
Now, if I get this comic, I’m going to eternally imagine the Jaws theme for this panel.
Actually, Razer isn’t lurking. He’s unconscious (Hal is literally holding him up by the scruff of his neck like a disobedient kitten in this panel), and Razer spends the entire issue being carried around by Hal in various green constructs.
This panel actually bugged my inner continuity sensor, because it says they shouldn’t ever need to stop for food (the same way they don’t need to stop for fuel) because the green lantern battery engine is feeding them on constructs. But we have an entire episode of the show that happens precisely because they DO need to resupply the food stores — “Fear Itself”.
