Comments on: He’s A Man Capable of Great Change.

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By: RyGuy

RyGuy — Fri, 20 Sep 2013 22:53:10 +0000

In the style of the Shogun’s Executioner? Having read “Lone Wolf And Cub”, this Gorgon would fit right in with the type.

By: Josh.C

Josh.C — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 06:19:22 +0000

@The_Rippy_One: Of course there’s also something to be said about the chain of command.

Like in any battle, leaders have to make choices that possibly will get their men killed. Figure in the act of betrayals *CuffcuffXanadu* and the apparent hiring out the gang as mercenaries for dirty jobs, all the executioners have to do is sit back and watch or execute one for causing problems.

Then again, when their in the same life and death struggles as the other players, They either learn to use what They have effectively or be the last ones to be shot in the back of their heads when they run out of grunts or said grunts turn on them.

By: The_Rippy_One

The_Rippy_One — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 16:27:56 +0000

@Vulpis: Maybe, as long as some one dies in an vent, or, looks to have died (like ‘Saw and Co. on the White Diamond), then no one needs to be “vote off” this show/life, sort of like Survivor? Except, you know, explicitly lethal? And the Executioners are the only 4 that get to choose who dies and who doesn’t, officially? (unofficially, any contestant is free to kill any other contestant, if they like, probably. Murder hasn’t got any consequences, outside the game’s, after all. The only trick is if the game ends when your down to 1, or they have to survive the length of the show, regardless of numbers [making the challenges much harder, if you start off’ing the competition])

By: Vulpis

Vulpis — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 23:23:10 +0000

@Sulucamas Point on Addy–Geisha’s *not8 the SiC. But the impression I got was that they had to have a certain number of *Executioners* in the overall team, so if they get removed in some fashion, someone from the ‘pool’ gets promoted. Though it does make me wonder what the frell the point of the show is, sometimes, as the so-called Executioners are working *with* the ‘prisoners’ and not against them, and are as at-risk as they are.

By: The_Rippy_One

The_Rippy_One — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 21:46:24 +0000

@general: I was under the impression that Addy took 2nd, post- Jason going MIA. Depends on the ratings, of course. Slick and Qin also had a shot (given the performance during the next round, and the assassination), but she’s Slick’s captain, so, sort of awkward, and Qin is a vampire, and I doubt Melody could sell it.

Geisha is always fabulous~! Terrifying, but Fabulous!

By: Sulucamas

Sulucamas — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 06:45:48 +0000

@Vulpis: Ohhh…! I’d totally forgotten about the Second in Command, and thought Geisha was just replacing Team Corvus. I can see it being required that he be an Executioner to take the second seat, though.

By: kemanorel

kemanorel — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 05:16:42 +0000

@darkwolf: I think the dark edge on Jason’s jaw in the first panel are actual shadows, not a ‘five o’clock shadow’.

By: e_voyager

e_voyager — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 00:48:45 +0000

@lavabat it’s possible that he merely lost his place as second in command.

By: Vulpis

Vulpis — Mon, 29 Jul 2013 17:37:17 +0000

@LavaBat @Shad I don’t think it was that much, to be honest. Jason was the Second in Command before this started, but White needed to slot someone else in while Jason, Jig, and Daisy were MIA. Geisha got promoted to Executioner (and so did Jig’s cybee–wonder how she’s going to react to *that*?) As far as Geisha goes, I’m not sure where people are getting ‘creepy’ from Geisha here–he’s an artiste after all, so wanting a stylish outfit seems normal, there. Interestingly (and perhaps tellingly), Jason doesn’t look particuarly *angry* in the last panel, just unhappy–and if he was angry, he’d probably be nastier to Geisha.