So off-hand that I don't immediately see the relevance to this thread. Perhaps quote the relevant bits you're complaining about?
That's just terrible. And by terrible, I mean the site that comic is posted on. Zoat should probably be linking to the original site or something instead.
I've expressed my opinion on it; there's nothing more to say except in response to what others say.
And more than a little Compassion, too, if Karmang was focused on making his people better.
Well, when he started out, anyway. I suspect that initial compassion was lost in rage when he woke up and saw how his apprentices had messed things up.
He was probably still in his stasis coma.
Probably, but even assuming that the man actually existed, there aren't any good descriptions of his appearance. Assuming any racial background is guesswork.
He hasn't yet acquired the latter.
He staggers, the floor shaking under his lumbering footfalls.
How... Mercenary... of you, Grayven.
Not sure what this means. Did you mean four razor-edged spines?
...unless the rune is simple and being applied by brute force.
He's showing off by out-casting her with the same number of limbs, isn't he?
Presumably one is enabling him to vibrate the air outside of his vacuum.
Primate status: Utterly REKT.
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"Then the fighting will go on. Unlike the Manhunters my followers are spoiling for a fight."
Side-Quest Acquired: Death on Mars.
Which raises the question of why exactly broken arms, burst eyeballs, and other physical injuries are immediately debilitating. Painful, sure, but what's to stop a martian from just re-absorbing a broken arm and making a new one?
I'm not a historian (or a christian for that matter), but I was under the impression that historians were reasonably confident that he did exist, whether the events depicted in the bible are accurate or not.
Presumably that's what Karmang meant by "stabilise their physiology." The Primate was too affected by their physical injuries to continue resisting.
Thank you, corrected.
Eh, lots of people killed Mars.
Because martians aren't truely protean; they have to think about redesigning their bodies. And they're not all very good at it.
My current understanding -and I am of course willing to change my mind in the face of evidence- is that while there are historical references to early Christians, there are no contemporary accounts of Jesus. Biblical sources can't reliably be traced back that far, and writing we do have from the period doesn't mention him. That does not of course mean that he didn't exist, merely that you'd be stuck trying to prove that he did.
We can make educated guesses. For example, being a carpenter, it's likely that he was quite fit.