Fusion D, she's not out to rule the world, she's out to destroy it! Watch the adventures of meglomaniac catgirl stripper Fusion D as she goes from the lowest lowest low to destroy the world, and hits rock bottom only to build herself up, and eventually win over all, or at least so she hopes....

Hee hee. I still like this job. If there's anything I like about doing a semi sci-fi comic, it's that you can get away with stuff like this. I kind of wished I used these slime guys again, but unfortunately they kind of fell by the way side.

Panels 1, 3, and 4 are pretty good considering how old they are. Fusion's face in panels 2 and 5 looks odd. Panel 3 has one of the trademark facial expressions I do. I call it the Toriyama face, cause it's inspired by the shocked facial expressions Toriyama draws in comics like original Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump. Man, Fusion has huge hands in panels 4 and 5. While I still do big hands in my comic, I'd like to think I've calmed them a lot now. The big hands are inspired by the artwork for the Mega Man games and the artwork of Don Bluth. Since hand guestures are a powerful form of expression (next to the face) I use big hands to carry out more emotion from the characters. Cameos: Sporkman, John Troutman (creator of Sporkman and Basil Flint), Josh Lesnick (creator of Girly, Slipshine, Cutewendy, and Wendy: The Online Comic), Steve Troop (creator of my favorite webcomic Melonpool), Scrubbo (creator of Silly Cone V), Chris from Superosity, Joe Nadeau (creator of J-Walkin'), and my good pals, Otaku-Ohki and Zeddy. In fact, when Otaku-Ohki saw this comic, he demanded we go to a strip club, again.