When Najiyah and Lilavati protest that the Catholic view is intolerant because it does not accept their beliefs as equally valid, Iimi must demonstrate that the club maxim of "follow the truth where it leads" also applies to what religious beliefs to accept and reject. To refuse to do that is to make one… Vincible!
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Post-Comic Notes:
Remember, Iimi is not waffling on her
belief that Catholic Christianity is true. She's appealing to people who either
never accepted Christianity as true (Lilavati and Najiyah) or once
believed it and then rejected it (Mike).
For those unfamiliar with the reference, the cover is a parody of the Comic series "Invincible." The cover (and panel frame wallpaper) is gore-splattered as a parody of the graphically violent nature of the comic (and animated series). As soon as I knew the title and the topic, the "Invincible" themed cover practically made itself, and using the "Psycho" pages as a background panel wallpaper was a natural addition.
Art Credits:
The "Psycho" Panel frame
wallpaper: Publisher's Choice Quality Stock Art © Rick Hershey / Fat Goblin
Games.
While this comic is a rare exception (I had assets to avoid it), I regrettably used AI for cover art and background scenery between Issues 184 and 277. I still use it (reluctantly) to create logos, doodles, and symbols because there are no non-AI logo-creation programs (suggestions are welcome). I've retained some previously used AI-generated images as “historic photographs” for consistency, with the intent of replacing them when possible. Any other appearance of AI after Issue 277 means the stock art seller I purchased from misrepresented their product.
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