Stéphane Bortzmeyer
Valvin (framapiaf)
Aral Balkan
Stéphane Bortzmeyer and 10 others boosted
A comic strip in four panels:

1. An adventurer kneels on a path, facing a small cookie with tiny arms and legs. The creature looks miserable and is crying while looking at the ground. The adventurer is concerned for the little being.  
> Adventurer: Oh... What’s wrong, my little fellow?

2. Close-up of the little cookie lifting its head, eyes still teary.  
> Cookie: Well, I’m a little cookie, but no one accepts me anymore...

3. With a kind heart and to comfort it, the adventurer picks it up in her hand and says in a motherly tone.  
> Adventurer: Come on, I accept you. Climb onto my back.

4. Wide shot of the path, our adventurer with the little cookie on her shoulder walking towards the horizon, both happy with their encounter. In the foreground, among the grass at the edge of the path, a small army of fierce cookies with camouflage makeup emerges. Their leader whispers the order:  
> Cookie Leader: Alright, guys, she took the bait! Let’s track her down!
A comic strip in four panels: 1. An adventurer kneels on a path, facing a small cookie with tiny arms and legs. The creature looks miserable and is crying while looking at the ground. The adventurer is concerned for the little being. > Adventurer: Oh... What’s wrong, my little fellow? 2. Close-up of the little cookie lifting its head, eyes still teary. > Cookie: Well, I’m a little cookie, but no one accepts me anymore... 3. With a kind heart and to comfort it, the adventurer picks it up in her hand and says in a motherly tone. > Adventurer: Come on, I accept you. Climb onto my back. 4. Wide shot of the path, our adventurer with the little cookie on her shoulder walking towards the horizon, both happy with their encounter. In the foreground, among the grass at the edge of the path, a small army of fierce cookies with camouflage makeup emerges. Their leader whispers the order: > Cookie Leader: Alright, guys, she took the bait! Let’s track her down!
A comic strip in four panels:

1. An adventurer kneels on a path, facing a small cookie with tiny arms and legs. The creature looks miserable and is crying while looking at the ground. The adventurer is concerned for the little being.  
> Adventurer: Oh... What’s wrong, my little fellow?

2. Close-up of the little cookie lifting its head, eyes still teary.  
> Cookie: Well, I’m a little cookie, but no one accepts me anymore...

3. With a kind heart and to comfort it, the adventurer picks it up in her hand and says in a motherly tone.  
> Adventurer: Come on, I accept you. Climb onto my back.

4. Wide shot of the path, our adventurer with the little cookie on her shoulder walking towards the horizon, both happy with their encounter. In the foreground, among the grass at the edge of the path, a small army of fierce cookies with camouflage makeup emerges. Their leader whispers the order:  
> Cookie Leader: Alright, guys, she took the bait! Let’s track her down!
A comic strip in four panels: 1. An adventurer kneels on a path, facing a small cookie with tiny arms and legs. The creature looks miserable and is crying while looking at the ground. The adventurer is concerned for the little being. > Adventurer: Oh... What’s wrong, my little fellow? 2. Close-up of the little cookie lifting its head, eyes still teary. > Cookie: Well, I’m a little cookie, but no one accepts me anymore... 3. With a kind heart and to comfort it, the adventurer picks it up in her hand and says in a motherly tone. > Adventurer: Come on, I accept you. Climb onto my back. 4. Wide shot of the path, our adventurer with the little cookie on her shoulder walking towards the horizon, both happy with their encounter. In the foreground, among the grass at the edge of the path, a small army of fierce cookies with camouflage makeup emerges. Their leader whispers the order: > Cookie Leader: Alright, guys, she took the bait! Let’s track her down!
Valvin (framapiaf)
der.hans
Luc, framage
Valvin (framapiaf) and 3 others boosted
A comic strip in four panels:

Panel 1: A princess kneels, holding the body of her dying knight.
> Princess: Oh no, my knight! You can't die on me like this!
> Knight:  It's... too late... I've lost too much blood...

Panel 2: The princess is suddenly amused by an idea while the knight dies even more quickly.
> Princess: Wait a minute... Of course!
> Knight: *gasps*

Panel 3. The princess pulls down a control panel like a store shade, and the user interface appears behind her. With a finger, she toggles a switch on the "Blood" line from ON to OFF, making a small 'click' sound. The panel is titled "Settings", and also has options for "Music", "Sound Effects", "Mini-Map", and "Language".

Panel 4: The princess looks happy, and the knight sits up in disbelief — there is no more blood on his armour!
> Knight: Wow! What sorcery is this?!
A comic strip in four panels: Panel 1: A princess kneels, holding the body of her dying knight. > Princess: Oh no, my knight! You can't die on me like this! > Knight: It's... too late... I've lost too much blood... Panel 2: The princess is suddenly amused by an idea while the knight dies even more quickly. > Princess: Wait a minute... Of course! > Knight: *gasps* Panel 3. The princess pulls down a control panel like a store shade, and the user interface appears behind her. With a finger, she toggles a switch on the "Blood" line from ON to OFF, making a small 'click' sound. The panel is titled "Settings", and also has options for "Music", "Sound Effects", "Mini-Map", and "Language". Panel 4: The princess looks happy, and the knight sits up in disbelief — there is no more blood on his armour! > Knight: Wow! What sorcery is this?!
A comic strip in four panels:

Panel 1: A princess kneels, holding the body of her dying knight.
> Princess: Oh no, my knight! You can't die on me like this!
> Knight:  It's... too late... I've lost too much blood...

Panel 2: The princess is suddenly amused by an idea while the knight dies even more quickly.
> Princess: Wait a minute... Of course!
> Knight: *gasps*

Panel 3. The princess pulls down a control panel like a store shade, and the user interface appears behind her. With a finger, she toggles a switch on the "Blood" line from ON to OFF, making a small 'click' sound. The panel is titled "Settings", and also has options for "Music", "Sound Effects", "Mini-Map", and "Language".

Panel 4: The princess looks happy, and the knight sits up in disbelief — there is no more blood on his armour!
> Knight: Wow! What sorcery is this?!
A comic strip in four panels: Panel 1: A princess kneels, holding the body of her dying knight. > Princess: Oh no, my knight! You can't die on me like this! > Knight: It's... too late... I've lost too much blood... Panel 2: The princess is suddenly amused by an idea while the knight dies even more quickly. > Princess: Wait a minute... Of course! > Knight: *gasps* Panel 3. The princess pulls down a control panel like a store shade, and the user interface appears behind her. With a finger, she toggles a switch on the "Blood" line from ON to OFF, making a small 'click' sound. The panel is titled "Settings", and also has options for "Music", "Sound Effects", "Mini-Map", and "Language". Panel 4: The princess looks happy, and the knight sits up in disbelief — there is no more blood on his armour! > Knight: Wow! What sorcery is this?!
A comic in four panels.

Panel 1. A sorcerer is standing in front of the closed main gate of a tall and dark castle. The guard, on the wall of the castle, shouts:
> Guard: Halt, stranger! Do you have the password?
> Sorcerer: Yes, it's DarkLord123!

Panel 2. Zoom on the guard, shouting another test:
> Guard: What about the security code sent to your address?
> Sorcerer: Oh yes, I have that: 75482.

Panel 3. The guard now hangs a big poster, absurd: there is on it a picture of a horse on a landscape, but it is split into many squares. The laser wand of the sorcerer selects all the squares with horses.
> Guard: Now, use your magic to show me all the squares with horses. Good.

Panel 4. Shot of the sorcerer, visibly very bored by all these tests, opening his mouth.
> Guard (off-panel): Finally, prove that you're an adult by closing and opening your mouth.
> Sorcerer: Really?...

This comic strip is a critique of the too many security steps in 2025: login/password, 2FA security code, captchas, and adult verification via webcam expression.
A comic in four panels. Panel 1. A sorcerer is standing in front of the closed main gate of a tall and dark castle. The guard, on the wall of the castle, shouts: > Guard: Halt, stranger! Do you have the password? > Sorcerer: Yes, it's DarkLord123! Panel 2. Zoom on the guard, shouting another test: > Guard: What about the security code sent to your address? > Sorcerer: Oh yes, I have that: 75482. Panel 3. The guard now hangs a big poster, absurd: there is on it a picture of a horse on a landscape, but it is split into many squares. The laser wand of the sorcerer selects all the squares with horses. > Guard: Now, use your magic to show me all the squares with horses. Good. Panel 4. Shot of the sorcerer, visibly very bored by all these tests, opening his mouth. > Guard (off-panel): Finally, prove that you're an adult by closing and opening your mouth. > Sorcerer: Really?... This comic strip is a critique of the too many security steps in 2025: login/password, 2FA security code, captchas, and adult verification via webcam expression.