Haunted house inhabitant

Hello readers,

I have added an about page to the website. This will be updated as the comic progresses. Soon we’ll add profiles for Liz and Skyla, even some of the sub characters, such as hobo-bob.

I have created a topic for you all to talk in; regarding what other content you would like to see on the website. If you aren’t already following us on facebook, what better time to become a fan and have a say.

We’d love to hear from you :)

-- Paul

Hello happy readers :)

Here are some of the character sketches I used to come up with the characters in Ticket to Ride. Some have not been introduced yet, so look out for them in strips to come.

-- Paul

We hope everyone is enjoying the new comic. We sure are having fun on the creative side.

 It is a great combination of a brother and sister’s powers combined to produce this fresh and funny idea!!!

Tell your friends to get on board!!

-- Ali

To all new readers, wherever you’ve hailed from:

welcome!

I hope you enjoy the beginnings of Ticket to Ride. We update every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

-- Paul

Has anyone else heard about this spiderman reboot? It’s not even that old! Granted, they should definitely reboot spidey 3, but I feel like hollywood is turning to the “reboot” option for any and every problem that gets tossed their way. Is a franchise in the red? Time for a reboot. Hey, I loved Captain Planet when I was a kid, if only there were some way we cou– REBOOT! (Actually that would be pretty cool! (Except they would definitely have to do something about heart. (I mean heart? Really? Give me fire. I’ll even settle for wind, but keep heart.))).

Sam Raimi had been pushing for a vulture villain, to be played by John Malkovich, which I could get behind, if the story that went along with it wasn’t generic as tripe. Not to be a hypothetical movie spoiler here or anything but the narrative was set to go something like this:

Peter Parker gets over MJ, finds a new girl, falls in love. But: Peter also discovers her father is actually the Vulture, a naughty green guy with wings to be played by John Malkovich. Peter is torn between the love of his new lady and taking down the Vulture. Being a Spandex tight-ass, he decides to take down the Vulture, and kills him. This patricide goes down poorly with Peter’s new fiancee, and she rejects him. Despondent, Peter decides to abandon his superpowers, and Movie No. 4 ends with Peter Parker throwing away his Spider-Man mask, and audiences wondering if they are watching Superman II.

I know I certainly don’t want to watch the series through again. What was wrong with spider-man 1 and 2? Not much! This bothers me. This bothers me greatly.

-- Paul

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