Filip Schaff, the character posing as the author’s self insert, does appear in #10, #97, and #100. However this page where he lampshades the fact he repeats panels is from #10.
In #97 Mark does meet him again and they lampshade a need for something overly dramatic needed for a hundredth issue that may alienate the readers, though the repeating panel joke is done again, but different from here. In #100 he serves as a minor part of the collage of dramatic reactions to what happened in that issue.
lol my brain must be fried. I found the 15 versions of the cover thing in issue 97, that’s one of the ones I was thinking of.
Didn’t see anything else on skim, idk why I felt so confident I had seen that panel (mark gives the kid his bag of comics, no costume and the kid tells him comics are lame) in compendium 3.
Filip Schaff, the character posing as the author’s self insert, does appear in #10, #97, and #100. However this page where he lampshades the fact he repeats panels is from #10.
In #97 Mark does meet him again and they lampshade a need for something overly dramatic needed for a hundredth issue that may alienate the readers, though the repeating panel joke is done again, but different from here. In #100 he serves as a minor part of the collage of dramatic reactions to what happened in that issue.
I could’ve sworn I saw something like this in compendium 3. Maybe it was something about 15 different covers for a particular issue or something?
Maybe I’m just misremembering, but I feel so sure there was something about this late lol.
I’ll peek through compendium 3 again when I get a chance and see if I can figure out what’s got me confused.
How’d it go?
lol my brain must be fried. I found the 15 versions of the cover thing in issue 97, that’s one of the ones I was thinking of.
Didn’t see anything else on skim, idk why I felt so confident I had seen that panel (mark gives the kid his bag of comics, no costume and the kid tells him comics are lame) in compendium 3.