Comments (23)

• BrokenEye 13 years ago archived

  .... is that Lord Vetinari?

  • Me-me 13 years ago archived

    Don't be silly. This person is showing emotion. More importantly, he's failing at something. Both of these preclude him from being Lord Vetinari.

    • Subtle 13 years ago archived

      Vetinari has emotions! Even if the only one he tends to use regularly is "bemused."

      Failing, on the other hand, is hardly Vetinari. He'd have that hotel managed without anything more than a raised eyebrow and some meaningful looks.

• Marvelous TK 13 years ago archived

  Confirmation that the time period the hotel is based in is the Good One. Chances of that crew of cooks getting dumped out into the story at large is looking good!

  • Rook 13 years ago archived

    I was thinking very much the same.

    • Threnodi 13 years ago archived

      Could be they get returned home at the end of the first Widdershins arc too or somesuch.. then they could interact with the rest of the cast and still get home : )

• Darkoneko Hellsing 13 years ago archived

  Yeah, they can't pass such a narrow opening !

• Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

  Anyone with a moustache like Mr Cartwright Snr has got to be a good guy. Anyone with a moustache like Mr Cartwright Jnr may as well have 'villain' tattooed across his forehead.

  • =Tamar 13 years ago archived

    Don't forget the pince-nez and the tiny beardlet.

  • exmsft 13 years ago archived

    Particularly since Junior is a spitting image of Mephistopheles from Darken. Just sayin'

• BeretCat 13 years ago archived

  First off, this comic is fantastic!

  
  

  Second off, the secret to a successful hotel was obviously that picture above the door.

  • Stretch Longfellow 13 years ago archived

    Isn't it usually the area behind the painting that's darker? Or have the walls just gotten grimy?

    • Stretch Longfellow 13 years ago archived

      Either way, that is a nice subtle detail. :)

      • Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

        Doubtless inspired by the artist's recent house move (the discolouration rather than the grime).

        • Kate A 13 years ago archived

          Hah, quite! It's off to buy paint tonight :)

    • awhorl 13 years ago archived

      He must have sold them, eh? Probably worth something. Hmm . . . gambling debts, perhaps?

    • =Tamar 13 years ago archived

      The walls get grimy.

• JediaKyrol 13 years ago archived

  get rid of all those paintings! Guests don't need paintings! Also it needs to be darker! Guests don't need light! Might as well get rid of the beds too...This is a Hotel not a hostel! Give me a minute...I read this book by a M. Fairbairn that said binding daemons to your business was a surefire way to profit...Let's try that!

  • svartalf 13 years ago archived

    Possibly the route in question that we got there, but what about the Father- he's the one that was so reckless...

    
    

    Guess we'll find out about what was so reckless of him shortly. (grabbing the bowl of popcorn) Time to sit back and enjoy the new ride...

• svartalf 13 years ago archived

  That probably would've been a fitting punishment, much like Baal's was eminiently fitting.

  • Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

    That would explain why he's not a natural manager. He's an unnatural manager....

    
    

    OK, I'll shut up now.

• exmsft 13 years ago archived

  I'm thinking of Komiyan doing to Gort what Gort did to Mephisto, and getting the same reward. Gort, after all, had rather persistently dismissed Komiyan as all but a flunky.

• Bag o Dyce 1 year ago archived

  Lore time!