Edit: Full comic here - https://ryanharby.com/new-stuff/2019/10/18/fresh-no-name-halloween-costumes
Thanks to @m_f@midwest.social for the link!
Balding muscle maniac with fumanchu.
Every other one does not include part of their original names.
He’s a maniac, maaaniaaac, hell yeah brother
And he’s flexing like he’s never flexed before
Why is the racist in this in the bottom left? We don’t need to include him…
It’s an older comic,
My name is Barf. I’m a mawg. Half man. Half dog. I’m my own best friend.
I’m metal hero friend!
More like off-brand Halloween lol
It’s what I used to think of Dota character names (compared to their lol counterparts).
Terrorblade? More like terrible with a blade!
I thought the costumes were meant to be creepy
Would you like to share a room with Cheese pervert?
I wouldn’t want to encounter the Cheese Pervert in a dark alley.
You don’t find the Cheese Pervert creepy?
It’s like one of those Disney rip-off cartoons that somehow has a thousand sequels.
Remember the episode of Cheese Pervert where they revealed the secret ingredient for the Lobster Sandwich?
That whole meme was made because “cheese pervert.”
I’m not complaining.
Here’s the source with even more: https://ryanharby.com/new-stuff/2019/10/18/fresh-no-name-halloween-costumes
Sounds like the rule 34 version.
This is the one that got me. I have zero faith in it loading.
Thank you!
Edited the post to include that link.
Unfamiliar Creep 😆 Cold Sovereign 😆
I’m just putting a muscle shirt (and no I’m not muscular) and call myself a Hulking Maniac
I’m a Space Dog, half space, half dog! I’m my own best friend.
Lol. I can still hear John Candy’s delivery. He had genius delivery. RIP John Candy.
Edit, also I’m glad I’m not the only one who went straight from Space Dog to Barf.
What a loss to the world his early death was. Can you imagine if he was still around today making movies? Think of the comedy potential of a movie starring John Candy, John Belushi and Chris Farley!
It’s-a me, Michael!
No-Name Halloween Michael …Utterly disappointed… ._.
