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A Solid "Chthuk" (Patreon)

Published:
2017-09-19 19:30:10
Imported:
2022-01

Content

Only a lil' early this time but I am HOME so regular early comics should be back to normal!!!

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Comments

Anonymous

Holy shit shots fired, Jeff one, big pharma zero.

Rob McBobson

That's so true. Bank robbery is like trying to get healthy by sitting around just eating carrots and nothing but carrots all day.

Peter Jensen

The most profitable crimes aren't even illegal.

Populuxe

I appreciate you putting this up early, even if it's not the usual 24 hours. I really enjoy reading the strip here on Patreon, not just for the early access, but for the comments. The comments here seem to be a lot better than on the QC site.

Ian Cull

(and now I'll spoil the comments with "promse" instead of "promise" in the first panel ;)

Mark Hechim
>>7302114

OMG how could you spoil the comments like that. Ruined forever.

Anonymous
>>7302081

I enjoy it here and in my inbox, since the qc-website is overburdened with Ads, redirecting me without consent.

Anonymous

Chthuk sounds like the domain name for a British Cthulhu cult.

Anonymous
>>7302017

Shkreli's problem was he was too blatant about what he was doing. The real pros know to make noises about how hard they're trying to make sure things stay affordable for the consumer, while shaking people down by gradually jacking up the cost covered by insurers (which gets passed on to the consumer and/or the government through the possibly-subsidized insurance premiums).

Brent Catherman

That's for sure. Corpse Witch had a pretty lucrative operation that didn't attract a lot of unwanted police attention and she'd still be in business if it hadn't been for that meddling cyber god.

Timothy Mann
>>7302081

I always hit the site as well just to get him some ad hits. I have all my webcomics whitelisted just for that reason.

Anonymous

I'm glad you got back safely, Jeph. :)

gatherer818
>>7302081

A lot of times I can't load the page or get redirected away if I visit QC without my adblocker in place. Part of the reason I became a supporter was to help out despite not being able to view the site without blocking ads (the other part was there was a Patreon-exclusive comic at one point, and I don't want to miss those...)

Patrick Jackson

The tiny footnote text today made me sad :-(

Anonymous

Zing! Big Pharma is the worst pusherman

Anonymous
>>7302081

Before I discovered patreon I went to the Reddit subforum about QC - typical flaming trashcan over there. People didn't understand the comic but were arguing about it anyway; trolls were gallivanting around; Reddit in a nutshell. I only like Reddit for ghost stories tbh

Gregory Norris
>>7302081

Honestly don't think I ever viewed the main site without some kind of blocker. The malvertising threat is just too big. I did disable ADP at one point for various webcomics but I still use NoScript for cross-site protection.

Maurice Kessler

It's not just big pharma; it's big lobbyists. Also, when did Hanners begin working at the repair shop?

Julienne Ignace
>>7302071

Fun fact, that's something Steve Jobs did at one point until his skin attained an orange-y hue.