Susan


Literally. Anne could beat an army. Living on the Death Star III helps with that sort of thing.


Susan McCombre's one and only distinction in the TSA world: Being the only character I ever deliberately tried to get rid of. She was just a one-dimensional jerk who was thouroughly useless for comedic purposes.

She was impossible to get off the stage. So sort of like a prima donna actress who totally sucks at her job.

Sorta like her nemesis Ava. (Susan has it in for Ava. Ava lets her walk all over her like a doormat - this was the point where Ava's spine started to disappear - and that drives Susan even crazier than just Ava's being on campus does.) Ava also gets a lot more camera time than she should. . . but she's an actual 3D character. And I didn't let her stay center stage either. . .

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