The Disney Theory

Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins does what I'm going to call a spoof on The Pixar Theory by Jon Negroni... that being that all Pixar movies exist in the same universe.  The Penny Arcade version appears to be linking all the Disney cartoons?  Or all the Disney Princess cartoons? Or at least two of them?  Anyway ... Hey there's a map in the cartoon!

All the way in

We haven't done a Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins in a while.  This one is related to the recent release of the new version of Sim City.

Too much for Warhammer?

Here again is Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins.  This one is from just a few days after the last one, but it's not the same story arc.  This one is Warhammer based and, thus, I don't get it.  I can see how it would be funny though.

Paint the line

Here we are again at Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins.  This one is the last part of a story arc about ping-pong (story arc starts here).  The Earth-curvature image in the first panel qualifies this part for this blog.  There was another ping-pong story arc over in Penny Arcade's "sister" webcomic Player vs. Player that also had to do with ping-pong, but there were no map references in that.  Penny Arcade was mentioned though.The line at the beginning of this Penny Arcade ping-pong story arc comes from the 2007 Mark Wahlberg movie Shooter, but that scene, of the hero retired or hiding and fly-fishing, I coulda sworn that's been done countless times in various action movies.  I thought there was at least one Clint Eastwood and/or Schwarzenegger movie that started that way.

Modern Worrior

We'll do another Penny Arcade by Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins.  This one is also too "inside gaming" for me.  I'm guessing this references the "Modern Warrior" video game.  I like this webcomic, but I'm just not into shoot-em-up games.  The games I like to play are ridiculously tame.  I think I like the concept of gaming more than the actual activity.

WoW map app

Penny Arcade by webcomic artists Mike Krahulk and Jerry Holkins.  Since I've not played such games I'm not sure that I get this.  Is it simply pointing out the thoroughly inappropriate behavior some WoW addicts can accomplish?