Anonymous
8/18/2025, 7:50:43 PM
No.149934469
TFW Marcy's webcomic is actually the stories of all those trapped in The Core
She sort of zones out when she draws it
>its pretty popular though so she keeps it going.
>manicdarcysmilewhendrawingtheconquestscenes.jpg
>Marcy's web comic has an interesting story but is just moderately popular, can't pay rent is going to be evicted soon.
>Readers start noticing there is a strange coded message in the comic, can't quite understand but looks like something is trying to communicate with them.
>Some youtuber by the name of Brad Pratt starts making theory videos about the secret behind the gam...I mean comic.
>That makes the comic explode in popularity which gives Marcy just enough to pay rent and buy instant noodles.
>But one in a thousand fans of the comic start forming a tight community and buying a lot of suspicious materials to build some sort of machine.
>Meanwhile Marcy is non the wiser, just her usual headaches and zooning out from time to time.
>online communities begin to unironically like her work
>people at cons tell her how much they love her hidden puzzles in the story
>for some reason, Marcy can't remember how those conversations go, but she's happy that they are happy
>Happy that they are so invested in her work
>Happy that they all are so invested in their works
Anonymous
8/17/2025, 6:01:35 AM
No.149909950
TFW Marcy's webcomic is actually the stories of all those trapped in The Core
She sort of zones out when she draws it
>its pretty popular though so she keeps it going.
>manicdarcysmilewhendrawingtheconquestscenes.jpg
>Marcy's web comic has an interesting story but is just moderately popular, can't pay rent is going to be evicted soon.
>Readers start noticing there is a strange coded message in the comic, can't quite understand but looks like something is trying to communicate with them.
>Some youtuber by the name of Brad Pratt starts making theory videos about the secret behind the gam...I mean comic.
>That makes the comic explode in popularity which gives Marcy just enough to pay rent and buy instant noodles.
>But one in a thousand fans of the comic start forming a tight community and buying a lot of suspicious materials to build some sort of machine.
>Meanwhile Marcy is non the wiser, just her usual headaches and zooning out from time to time.
>online communities begin to unironically like her work
>people at cons tell her how much they love her hidden puzzles in the story
>for some reason, Marcy can't remember how those conversations go, but she's happy that they are happy
>Happy that they are so invested in her work
>Happy that they all are so invested in their works
