Covert Affairs Comic Strip: The Walkerson Breakup

The other day, a friend of mine on Twitter half-jokingly suggested that I should create another Covert Affairs "comic strip" as a follow-up to a very short one I did for a review of episode 4.14 several months ago.  It only took me a short time of considering it before I realized that the Annie/Auggie ("Walkerson") break-up storyline had a TON of material to go on for a re-telling of the saga in comic form.

So here you go.  This is my take on the Walkerson break-up from Covert Affairs season 4.  It's obviously meant to be funny, but I have to admit it's also literally how the storyline played out for me as a viewer.  I'm unclear if this may cause half the fandom and all the Covert writers to hate me, but here goes.  Heh.  Please forgive me for my sins.

About

Is there an "About" section on Blogger?  I can't find it.  I mean yeah there's an "About Me" section at the right, but not an "About This Blog" section that I can find.  So I guess I'll just write it here instead.  I have another blog here that has no theme to it, it's just random posts.  I noticed that a lot of the stuff I post about there happens to be about TV and movies, and other entertainment-related topics.  So I created this blog specifically for that - My fangirling of TV, movies, music, or anything of the sort.

Here's some old fangirl-related posts from my other blog:

The most recent Covert Affairs episode review I did (the others are on there too but I'm not going to link to all of them; they're easy to find on there): http://maryploppins-brainpoops.blogspot.com/2013/11/covert-affairs-416-trompe-le-monde.html

I did a little "Rating the TV Romance" series on:

Castle (Castle & Beckett)
Chuck (Chuck & Sarah)
Alias (Syd & Vaughn)
Gilmore Girls (Luke & Lorelai)
Felicity (Felicity & Ben)

And before that there was a post that sort of kicked off the "Rating the TV Romance" series, which was Confessions of a Former Soapaholic.

Oh I also reviewed the first Hunger Games movie when it came out in 2012, which makes me feel like a total slacker for not having reviewed Catching Fire, which I think was a significantly better movie (and I liked the first one).  So hey, if I end up not writing a separate blog post about Catching Fire, just know that I LOVED the shit out of it and I can't freakin' wait for the BluRay to come out.  Maybe I'll do a review once I get my paws on the BluRay to watch over and over.

Anyway that's mostly it.  I think I had a few earlier posts but I don't think they were anything worth reading.

OH one last thing: My "real" Covert Affairs reviews are actually on GeekFurious.com.  I plan to keep reviewing the show there for season 5.

Another Test

This is sarcastic.  Please do not assume otherwise.  I'm testing this for a comic strip I'm working on.  Let's see if it works.  Hahah.  I think it does.  I kind of feel like I'm adding to the downfall of society by posting this.


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