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Title: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Daphne on February 28, 2018, 01:01:10 am The homework assignment is coming along very well…
(https://mindcontrolcomics.com/comics/images/ring_cycle/i04/ring_cycle-i04-p00.jpg) (https://mindcontrolcomics.com/comics/ring_cycle/i04/preview) Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: redsimonde on February 28, 2018, 05:12:57 pm Yes! One of my favorite series is continued. :)
But who is the guy on the picture? Definitely not our protagonist. Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Garg22 on February 28, 2018, 11:19:59 pm Every month there is one listed that makes me count down the days until it shows up. Last month it was In Law Unit, and this month Ring Cycle gets the award.
Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: ozymandias on March 03, 2018, 08:13:28 am But who is the guy on the picture? Definitely not our protagonist. Look at his shirt: definitely Superman. Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Dr. White on March 06, 2018, 04:33:10 pm But who is the guy on the picture? Definitely not our protagonist. Can't the ring change him too? Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Tony on March 06, 2018, 06:04:10 pm It did in the original Ring Cycle Bonus Issue.
Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Michael Moorman on March 11, 2018, 03:04:11 pm I like to like to see another ring cycle I like to see him say the word change and maybe change there mother or any other woman to. I also love to see a woman get a power ring like that as well and she use it on other women. But on this storyline looks great my favorite storyline is the first episode and the other two is good to.
Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Haight on March 21, 2018, 08:08:06 am I wonder what the heck this guy is playing at... why it's necessary to disguise himself like that.
Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: wcw43921 on March 21, 2018, 01:37:45 pm The best I can figure, the answer is--"Because he can."
It's also possible that the ring is affecting his mind along with everyone else's. Magic rings can do that--just ask Frodo Baggins. Now if I had the ring, I'd try to find out more about it--who made it, where it came from, howdaheck did it get into Mom's basement--basically, anything anyone with an ounce of curiosity would do. Granted, one is not supposed to inspect one's gift horses too closely--on the other hand, if the Trojans had inspected their gift horse, there might still be a Troy. Just my thoughts on the subject--take them as you will. Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: hereno on March 21, 2018, 05:15:42 pm Now if I had the ring, I'd try to find out more about it Remember that there's a four-month gap here. He might have done all that already. As to why he's disguising himself: his control manifests as pure mindlessness. So if he wants to have sex with these women with personalities intact, he's got to make himself look studly and attract a girl the old-fashioned way. I wouldn't bother, personally, but he's got the ring, not me. Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: Geo on March 21, 2018, 09:02:32 pm The best I can figure, the answer is--"Because he can." This is because you have the natural skepticism and paranoia of someone who'e bellied up to the gaming table, faced down the best the GM or players could toss at you, and regularly gone back for more.It's also possible that the ring is affecting his mind along with everyone else's. Magic rings can do that--just ask Frodo Baggins. Now if I had the ring, I'd try to find out more about it--who made it, where it came from, howdaheck did it get into Mom's basement--basically, anything anyone with an ounce of curiosity would do. Granted, one is not supposed to inspect one's gift horses too closely--on the other hand, if the Trojans had inspected their gift horse, there might still be a Troy. Just my thoughts on the subject--take them as you will. Title: Re: The Ring Cycle #4 Post by: GodWilling on March 22, 2018, 02:55:23 pm .
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