Radio Police Automaton

Added on June 10th, 2008 by ctrl.z | Report Post
Tags:Fantasy - Science Fiction

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15 years ago

EGADS! A TELEGRAPHONE?! Good thing gas is too expensive to run the fucker. Since I’m safe, I’ll pick up a phosphate and head to the speakeasy. I got a mimeograph that Ethel takes the stage at nine.

mgear (#1835)

15 years ago

“How do you manage to operate the telegramaphone whilst wearing gentleman’s sport gloves?”

Senshi (#3752)

15 years ago

So lemme get this straight… it shoots stuff from its penis that if it gets in your eye, it will make you cry? I don’t know, sounds like science-fiction to me.

TrayShadix (#3416)

15 years ago

@mgear
Curses! This is all anyone ever asks me! {mans the telegraph}

You buffoon! Stop.
You…carpetbagger. Stop.
I’ll give you what for!

Senshi! How was that? I told that poor sap I’d give him what for!
Yes… now go and steal me fresh jam!

X-119 (#3226)

15 years ago

is it just me or does this look like the giant “fruit fucker” from the comic Penny Arcade?

bright green (#3009)

15 years ago

LOL

warren (#331)

15 years ago

I like how they put little knobs on the “radio control”. Did they imagine there would be someone climbing in and tuning it regularly? What if it happened to drift off frequency and pick up a radio broadcast of the Lindy Hop? Think of the carnage…

Error401 (#808)

15 years ago

Is it just me, or does the drawing look a shade like Pedobear?

Alec Dalek (#380)

15 years ago

Wow, that looks like some of my drawings from when I was 8. Except mine collected garbage and made the sound “comp comp”. I couldn’t spell very well.

howsyoursister (#3648)

15 years ago

@Senshi

Knowing you, I’m surprised you didn’t mention anything about the noxious fumes escaping from the rear.

davidszondy (#3867)

15 years ago

Ah! Glad to see my work gets around. The source of this is at davidszondy.com/future/robot/robocop.htm. It’s quite real, but the original was badly damaged and I did the restoration on this scan. I’m quite proud of it, though the ‘A’s in the restored section are a tad pointy.