Does it really matter? All it boils down to are those:Cowabungaa said:I really like the drawings but I still have no idea what these comics are actually about.
Are they references to things? Allegories? Something else entirely? Sheer surrealism/absurdism? I don't know. It's cool though.
Actually, yeah, I am personally not so sure anymore. The first few seemed to be a childhood ruined/enhanced [link = Enhanced]http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/childhood-enhanced [/link] , http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ruined-childhood play on nostalgic property but I am not so sure what it is after today's comic. Still found it amusing.Cowabungaa said:muscular anthropomorphic elephant buttocks
Everyone knows that you're supposed to lie still and await the arrival of James, the Great Fruit Hunter, and his giant peach.ZZoMBiE13 said:If caught in the wild by an enraged mother pear, simply lie still and play dead. Everyone knows that.
Other remedies include reciting Shakespearean soliloquies and blinking headlights. Or are those things that enrage them? Ah well.
Oh no. Oh you didn't hear?tangoprime said:Everyone knows that you're supposed to lie still and await the arrival of James, the Great Fruit Hunter, and his giant peach.ZZoMBiE13 said:If caught in the wild by an enraged mother pear, simply lie still and play dead. Everyone knows that.
Other remedies include reciting Shakespearean soliloquies and blinking headlights. Or are those things that enrage them? Ah well.
On another note, I'm not 100% that these comics aren't some kind of psychological experiment to see what the hell we all talk about.
Also, pears can't run diagonally down a hill.ZZoMBiE13 said:If caught in the wild by an enraged mother pear, simply lie still and play dead. Everyone knows that.
Other remedies include reciting Shakespearean soliloquies and blinking headlights. Or are those things that enrage them? Ah well.
There usually is. That's why I always find it worth to check the comments section a day later to see what Lerman himself has added about his art. But in terms of style these comics are very intriguing as well, poetical even.Cowabungaa said:I really like the drawings but I still have no idea what these comics are actually about.
Are they references to things? Allegories? Something else entirely? Sheer surrealism/absurdism? I don't know. It's cool though.
It's much simpler to just call on the mother pear's natural predator. It's nemesis.ZZoMBiE13 said:If caught in the wild by an enraged mother pear, simply lie still and play dead. Everyone knows that.
Other remedies include reciting Shakespearean soliloquies and blinking headlights. Or are those things that enrage them? Ah well.
Darn you! Beat me to it!lacktheknack said:<img width=200>http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs9/i/2006/058/0/9/The_Biting_Pear_of_Salamanca_by_ursulav.jpg
Out of sheer morbid curiousity, I've spent minutes trying to make eye contact with this pear, but it's not working. ;__;
Hugs received and appreciated!CleverCover said:'sendshugs'
You traveled a respectable distance to make that pun. Your journey is appreciated.Clankenbeard said:The Facebook replies state "Fruit with Peril". My initial reaction was "Fraught with Pear".
If you examine the baby pear in this comic, you will note certain visual dissimilarities between it and the larger pear breaking through the tree line. While the larger pear is clearly acting out the protective role of a loving adult figure in the young pear's life, I doubt it is the fabled Mother Pear. It's probably just the Au Pear.