So followers of The Webcomic Overlook may know that I’m not someone who was too keen on Strip Search. From the standpoint of a reality show, I thought it was too boring. From the standpoint of a webcomic show, I thought it was baffling. (A t-shirt design show? Really?) So before they even got to […]
Ryan Andrews tells the story of an elderly couple and an onimous plant in the short 5-part webcomic, Sarah and the Seed. Why does Aaron have dreams of eldritch horrors? Why does Sarah have a strange demeanor of preternatural blissfulness? Read the comic and find out, heroes!
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