Page three of the fabulous M9 Girls/Groovy, Kinda crossover, brought to you by me and the talented Rulo Potamo, creator of the M9 Girls!
Poor Any. It’s gotta be tough, keeping those two in line. Gosh, just imagine how hard it would be if there was another M9 Girl!
Speaking of, tune in again Monday when…okay, okay, there is another M9 Girl. You’ll see who it is and maybe see what she can do. And what her doing what she can do would do to Robie, and what Stephanie would do if she did do that thing she can do. Are you as confused as I am?
Speaking of the Li’l Stinker, our good friend Dragonsreach has sent us what I like to think of as a New Year’s Robie:
Let’s hope Edison is paying attention when she pours another drink.
Thank you, Mike. He’s beautiful. I love it!
So Pato thinks all men look like perverts…okay…I’ll give her that.
I’m a mite concerned about the loss of background, the free-floating donut hunter and its prey. Has the discombobulationatron plunked them all into a featureless and lintless pocket of space-time?
Dang it! I was just complaining to Rulo that I hadn’t put a background in any of the panels. No, they’re still in the basement of Building 7, on the grounds of Sampson Enterprises.
It’s just that the panels got so crowded that I didn’t want to distract by putting in backgrounds too. I apologize.
Robie and the doughnut are being kept aloft by Clau’s telekinetic powers.
I’ll go with the clear cells, the interaction and expressions are super. Can Robbie hover as well?
Only when Clau’s around with her telekinetic powers.
“…faster than a speeding doughnut, able to leap grumpy “Supers” with a single bound…”
I can’t remember. Has anyone remarked on the significance of Steph’s surname?
I don’t remember either. I’ll have to go back and look.
I’d love to stage a production of that play, or, do a comic adaptation.
Oh my goodness!!!!!!
I’ve just “clicked” Stephanie’s surname.
We did the play back in school. (OK 45 years ago)
That must’ve been fun. I’ve never seen the play, but I’ve read the script a few times.
Fun Facts: Spencer Tracey and Pat O’Brien made their Broadway debuts playing robots in R.U.R.
Robie looks like he’s having the time of his life! Look out Stephanie, he might have a new favorite gal!
He is a fickle li’l playboy, isn’t he?
Pato is pretty convinced Larry’s a pervert. Though, given that he punched a whole through the fabric of reality, and straight into her changing room, one can hardly blame her for coming to that conclusion.
True, that.
This whole comedy of errors wouldn’t’ve happened if:
1) they hadn’t materialized in the Girl’s dressing room, or
2) Eleanor had been there to smooth things over.
Somehow the Fates* conspired to cause the maximum amount of hijinks to ensue.
On the other hand, she looks like she’s trying to justify punching poor Simon in the nose.
Well, he did pull a gun on them. I mean, sure we know he wouldn’t really shoot them, but what conclusion is she supposed to come to? She’s a superhero. She’s probably been fired at before, so of course she’s going to act quickly.
yeah. That was not the smartest thing he could’ve done. I don’t blame her for teleporting over and popping him one.
Poor Any’s doing the best she can with these two.
Pointing a gun at a super-powered being is usually bad manners. Good thing Pato was not using her absorbing powers!
Pato is usually pretty reasonable, but she also acts fast.
Clau is more dangerous, but her attention span is… Oh! Look! Hexapods!
To be fair, Robespierre would distract anybody.
Sigh. I tried to do a fan art of Steph last weekend. Didn’t look a thing like her and no, I’m not going to send it to you anyway.
I’m enjoying the silly crossover, though I’m more than a little confused. I archive-binged the M9 comic when you started this, and thoroughly enjoyed it and bookmarked it to follow further, but my mind hasn’t settled their personalities yet, so this crossover seems to be inhabiting unknown territory so far. That’s ok – once I’ve re-read it a few times I’ll get it straight…
Did … did Pato make poor Simon EAT that gun? Her hand is obscuring most of his lower face, but it sure looks like something weird is going on there. On the other hand, Claudia seems to share Stephanie’s innocent delight in playing with Robespierre. However, though she recovers quickly, Steph’s face looks a little worried in Panel 2, like she’s thinking, “He’s not falling! Why isn’t he falling? He’s not falling!”
Send it to me anyway. I want to see it!
Rulo is very good at writing the Girl’s dialogue and making sure they act in character. Any is generally level-headed and calm; Pato is quick-tempered, while Clau has been described as “a caffeinated hamster.”
And Karla? Well, you’ll see…
Pato didn’t make Simon eat the gun. She just popped the poor guy on the nose. He’s holding up a handkerchief to staunch the blood.
Stephanie’s hovering under Robespierre’s hovering, waiting to catch him if Clau gets distracted and forgets to concentrate. I was going to have her chase after him in panel 1, but there just wasn’t room.
I’m glad you enjoyed the M9 site!
This crossover occurs in the future continuity of the M9 Girls (Due to they being a little hand-tied by a cyborg attack in their own comic).
Any is the self appointed leader, good luck being a real leader.
Pato is reasonable when you don’t mess with her. Too late now.
Clau is a manic pixie girl. She is always optimistic and loves all critters.
Karla… You will see.
I’m so happy to be having this crossover. I was very worried about nailing the GK universe and personalities when co-writing this.
hi, like I told Charlie earlier. The future is never set, it can be changed. That is why there are Alternate Universes. DC, Marvel, et al., use this troupe quite often. So you can be excused for using it too.
Good Luck, Story and Art.
This is going pretty good. I am going to the M9 site and see if anything is happening with this.
Sorry to disappoint. Current continuity in M9 Girls didn’t allow for doing the crossover over there. The Girls are not even full-fledged heroines there!
Still, this story is cannon. It just occur in their future, when they are (a little ) more experienced as heroines.
Thank You.
I think backgrounds would have cluttered these panels. A…Wise…decision to leave them out. Some really good textures going on here too.
I see what you did there.
And thanks, Jessie!
By the way, if you pop over to Jessie’s fabulous comic, “Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Worms,” you might recognize someone…