Engineering Failures – Part 1

Unless you’re building a robot to, I don’t know, test motion sickness on amusement park rides, I’m really not too sure why you’d do this either…

I think a better question would be why he programmed your robot dog for nausea too.

Today’s example of questionable coding has been brought to you by Mega Man #43 (January 2015) by Ian Flynn, Powree, and Gary Martin.

And so another year of blogging draws to a close on The Raging Fanboy. A big thank you to all my subscribers, both old and new, for continuing to visit. Please feel free to spread the word and encourage others to visit my little corner of the Internet, as it would be a nice surprise for my blog to experience an increase in traffic for the first time since 2012 by the end of next year. 😦

See you all in 2015! 🙂

Boss, Interrupted

Hey, villains have to do something to pass the time while waiting for the hero to reach their lair.

There’s probably a good reason why “passive-aggressive needlework” isn’t a popular form of therapy or stress relief.

This glimpse into evil hobbies has been brought to you by Mega Man #43 (January 2015) by Ian Flynn, Powree, and Gary Martin.

Christmas Overdrive

If you think the anticipation and anxiety that regular people experience during the holiday season is bad, imagine having to go through it while possessing the power of super-speed.

Some needs to reduce their caffeine and/or sugar intake. 😛

This year’s Christmas jitters have been brought to you by Flash #73 (February 1993) by Mark Waid, Greg LaRoque, and Roy Richardson.

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 2

There’re no incorrect ways to consume food and drink, just socially questionable ones.

At least she doesn’t have to worry about anything getting stuck in her throat.

This guide to dullahan table manners comes to you courtesy of Daily Life With Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常/Monsutaa Musume no Iru Nichijou) – Volume 5 (March 13, 2014) by Okayado.

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 1

Just because someone looks like they’re into exotic cuisine, doesn’t mean that they actually are.

Well, he certainly eats like an American even if he doesn’t look much like one. 🙂

This bit of food-related teasing has been brought to you by Mercy Sparx #6 (August 2014) by Josh Blaylock and Matt Merhoff.

Comics Within Comics – Part 2

Fangirls comes in all shapes. And sizes. And species.

Well, at least she has the basics of human interaction nailed down.

Today’s run-in comes to you courtesy of Daily Life With Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常/Monsutaa Musume no Iru Nichijou) – Volume 1 (September 13, 2012) by Okayado.

Costume Hijinks – Part 9

You know, between this time and last time, I’m pretty sure that Supergirl‘s fashion sense died with Argo City and the rest of the planet Krypton.

Yeesh, just because you’re out to stop a dangerous fanatic, doesn’t mean that you have to dress the part.

Today’s fashion disaster was ripped from the pages of Adventure Comics #415 (February 1972) by John Albano, Len Wein, Dave Wood, Carmine Infantino, Gray Morrow, Win Mortimer, Bob Oksner, and George Roussos.

The Elf Fanboy

There’s a probably a good reason why otaku shouldn’t take part in reconnaissance missions.

Well, at least morale won’t be a problem in this unit.

This exploration of the fanboy condition has been brought to you by Gate: Thus the JSDF Fought There! (ゲート―自衛隊彼の地にて、斯く戦えり/Geito: Jieitai Kare no Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri) – Volume 1 (June 25, 2012) by Takumi Yanai and Satoru Sao.