That frustrated expression on Frank’s face at the upper right corner is so perfect. He’s constantly having to prove that he’s NOT a bad person, but on the other hand, Anna is a small girl in a vulnerable situation, so I can’t blame her.
On a side note, “Cheap Thrills” only showed Frank’s mom in a more alluded, “Invisible parent trope” sort of way, so it would be cool if we actually got to meet her.
Well, Frank was more like comedy-relief in the anthro version and admittedly sleazier. Here he’s getting actual character development and we’re seeing how he and Anna got to know each other. I’d love to see a sketch comic with both versions looking at each other and saying “What the fuck are you supposed to be?”
That frustrated expression on Frank’s face at the upper right corner is so perfect. He’s constantly having to prove that he’s NOT a bad person, but on the other hand, Anna is a small girl in a vulnerable situation, so I can’t blame her.
On a side note, “Cheap Thrills” only showed Frank’s mom in a more alluded, “Invisible parent trope” sort of way, so it would be cool if we actually got to meet her.
Frank is creepier but funnier in Cheap Thrills.
This has a total Midwest Gothic vibe to it.
Well, Frank was more like comedy-relief in the anthro version and admittedly sleazier. Here he’s getting actual character development and we’re seeing how he and Anna got to know each other. I’d love to see a sketch comic with both versions looking at each other and saying “What the fuck are you supposed to be?”