#jukka

Daedalian manifolds sort through all dimensional spaces until they find one with physical laws that allow an 80,000 ton voidship to fly. Standing too close to a working manifold can cause universal bleed-over, where different versions of yourself manifest - it’s usually temporary but best not tarry too long.

Jukka and Blu are making questionable decisions in this blatant re-use of an old pic.

One day I’ll actually finish it.

Jukka and Blu’s date night, part 2.

A self-indulgent comic series in which I pay homage to the tv programs and films that help raise a lonely autistic child.

You know when Fry talks about that 1960s sci-fi show (you know the one - 79 episodes, about 30 good ones) he says that watching that show made him like he had friends, even though he had none at all.

I vibe so hard with that, even though it is as Leela said, touchingly pathetic.

I taped all these shows and watched them over and over until the tapes wore out. I would have rather watched a glitchy Man Trap for the 50th time then go play with other kids. Star Trek got me, ya know?

Jukka and Blu’s date night, part 1.

A self-indulgent comic series in which I pay homage to the tv programs and films that help raise this autistic child.

Lore drop for latecomers:

Earlier, Blu and Robot had rescued Jukka from the pocket universe in which they’d been trapped for 743 years. Now that their voidship (the imaginatively titled Sphinx) was working again, Jukka fulfilled his promise to take Blu on a date to remember. And just like they said, the Sphinx can go ANYWHERE.

Also, Jukka has an irrational vendetta against Dr Who. I mean, that guy is basically a god and all he/she does is goof around the universe with twinks, get second-tier characters killed and then be all weepy about it.