It'll be a Violent Easter

Hello and welcome to another essay/roundup of the week's cartoons! (Fun fact, I was considering naming the strip "Violent Nights" back when I was still creating it.) (Thank god I didn't.) (These are some long parentheticals I've got going on here.)

Moving on from that, today is indeed Easter! Personally, I just come for the ham, gifts, and chocolate, but I'm sure lots of people aren't heartless and cruel like me. Whatever the case, let's move along with today's Sunday strip:

Oh, man. Hopefully posting this doesn't backfire. I normally try to stay away from subject matter like this, but if I get an idea that I think works without going too far into mature content, I'll normally use it. I also wanted to just see what would happen if I posted this. I'm curious whether or not it will get any negative feedback, so feel free to put the fear of god in me if need-be. (By the way, if you don't know what this strip is referencing, don't look it up.)

If you've been reading this strip for a while now, you may have noticed that I am a bit of a boundary-pusher (Truly, the Fred Flintstone of my time). Back when I was still trying to figure out the identity of the strip, I was trying out all sorts of weird stuff to see what was considered appropriate material for a comic strip (Not that I would necessarily follow those norms). One such experiment was trying out blood in a strip. I remember the first time I did it, too. It was in a particularly morbid rendition of Jack and The Beanstalk, one where a child eats what he thinks are jelly beans, and a beanstalk sprouts from his stomach (happy times). What I remember the most about that though, is the fact that no one complained.

You see, I am like a dog. If you don't tell me not to do something, I'm gonna do it as much as possible. For example, at least 40% of my overall content is now filled with blood and/or guts.

Anyway, that's kind of what's happening with today's Sunday Strip. Now let's take a look at more of this week's comics, starting with today's OTHER Sunday strip (I am a true workhorse):

I'm going to be 110% honest here and admit that I totally posted a second Sunday strip today because I was afraid of the possible reaction to the one I wrote a big essay about just now. Not that this one's much better though.

I spend some of my time wondering how anyone buys a full Smashing Pumpkins album. I spend the rest of my time buying Smashing Pumpkins albums.

I would prefer we just move on from this one. It was late, and I was tired.

This legit took me 2 hours to draw, because I wanted stupid hyper-realistic bugs inside of the bug-monster. I want comments and emails telling me how good these bugs look. And telling me that I'm an absolute knockout.

Alright folks, feel free to email me at punderstruckcomics@gmail.com or comment below this post if you have any feedback on today's questionable Sunday strip.

Adios!