And it's the 10th Anniversary of Ripping Off King Arthur!

And we've also reached the Conclusion of Just Put It Out of Its Misery
(But not the end of this strip -- there's probably another years worth
of epilogues before we get to that.)

Lance Lotter VS Jesse Cashew! Who Will Live?! Who Will Die?! (Or
maybe they'll both live and let die like that Paul McCartney song!)

https://www.rippingoffkingarthur.com/just-put-it-out-of-its-misery-part-fifty-one/

Arthur "10 Years..." Spitzer

On 2023-02-07 15:09, Arthur Spitzer wrote:
> And it's the 10th Anniversary of Ripping Off King Arthur!
>
> And we've also reached the Conclusion of Just Put It Out of Its Misery
> (But not the end of this strip -- there's probably another years worth
> of epilogues before we get to that.)
>
> Lance Lotter VS Jesse Cashew! Who Will Live?! Who Will Die?! (Or
> maybe they'll both live and let die like that Paul McCartney song!)
>
> https://www.rippingoffkingarthur.com/just-put-it-out-of-its-misery-part-fifty-one/

I might have been able to predict the ending, if I'd figured out where
Jesse Cashew fit into the series. Right now, I'm thinking it
incorporated the Camelot mythos but departed from it overall.

> Arthur "10 Years..." Spitzer

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"Your Royal Highness, instead of devoting yourself exclusively
to Minerva, should, instead, rather offer sacrifice at the altars
of Bacchus, Orpheus, Venus, and Morpheus."

- Advice to Prince Duarte of Portugal. From "The golden age of
Prince Henry the Navigator", by Joaquim Pedro Oliveira Martins.
Coming soon to Project Gutenberg.

On Friday, February 10, 2023 at 7:21:34 PM UTC-7, Scott Eiler wrote:
> On 2023-02-07 15:09, Arthur Spitzer wrote:

> > https://www.rippingoffkingarthur.com/just-put-it-out-of-its-misery-part-fifty-one/
> I might have been able to predict the ending, if I'd figured out where
> Jesse Cashew fit into the series. Right now, I'm thinking it
> incorporated the Camelot mythos but departed from it overall.
>

Yeah, I never really mapped everything so everyone character was this character in the
Arthurian Mythos. I mean I guess Young Jesse Cashew was a Young King Arthur pulling the
sword from the stone. Middle-Aged Jesse was more like some alternate Arthur that never
pulled the sword from the stone and just grew to be an ordinary nobody.

I suppose that there are tons of ROKA characters that are King Arthur from like Turo King,
Max Ruetra, Punk Rokkafeller, Pope Lizardsaurus, The Webcartoonist That Stayed In Bed... and
so on.

ROKA will have an ultimate ending so I suppose you could still be right (unless your
prediction was one involving Jesse finding the Severed Head of Satan and making a wish.)

Arthur "Making it up as I go along..." Spitzer

On 2023-02-11 09:18, Arthur Spitzer wrote:
> On Friday, February 10, 2023 at 7:21:34 PM UTC-7, Scott Eiler wrote:
>> I might have been able to predict the ending, if I'd figured out where
>> Jesse Cashew fit into the series. Right now, I'm thinking it
>> incorporated the Camelot mythos but departed from it overall.
....
> ROKA will have an ultimate ending so I suppose you could still be right (unless your
> prediction was one involving Jesse finding the Severed Head of Satan and making a wish.)
>
> Arthur "Making it up as I go along..." Spitzer

Okay, I'll go out on a limb.

Throughout the postludes, various characters write themselves out of the
story. At the end, Vivian N. Tropolis presses that button which ends
things. All the remaining legendary characters and major villains
disappear, as does Webcomiclot itself. But its legend remains, to
inspire future web cartoonists.

(signed) Scott, who's inspired but lazy and lacking motivation now.

--
-- http://www.eilertech.com/ -------

"Your Royal Highness, instead of devoting yourself exclusively
to Minerva, should, instead, rather offer sacrifice at the altars
of Bacchus, Orpheus, Venus, and Morpheus."

- Advice to Prince Duarte of Portugal. From "The golden age of
Prince Henry the Navigator", by Joaquim Pedro Oliveira Martins.
Coming soon to Project Gutenberg.

On Saturday, February 11, 2023 at 1:44:34 PM UTC-7, Scott Eiler wrote:
> On 2023-02-11 09:18, Arthur Spitzer wrote:

> Okay, I'll go out on a limb.
>
> Throughout the postludes, various characters write themselves out of the
> story. At the end, Vivian N. Tropolis presses that button which ends
> things. All the remaining legendary characters and major villains
> disappear, as does Webcomiclot itself. But its legend remains, to
> inspire future web cartoonists.
>

But How Will I be able to do my After MASH/Fraiser spinoff series?

Dr. Tropolis does appear in the next two strips (which I've finished already --
and will both come out in March. Also finished my April and May strips too.)

I do have everything pretty much planned from this point on (beyond not knowing
how many parts that last epilogue will be.)

Arthur "Ahead of Schedule.." Spitzer