There's a punchline of "Voltron" in this, but I can't think of something to lead up to it..

I kinda agree, but take this content as example: right now, it has 17k views, 450 thumbs and 80 comments. Thats kinda how it goes but on different scales: a fuckton of people that enjoy FJ content and dont event bother thumbing (either up or down), while we get those OC fuckers that bother MAKING stuff for us.

Alright, good point.

There's a difference though between setting or subject matter and the execution involved with those things. A comic about injecting humor into science and scholarly subjects is fine and certainly nothing new, but if all of the strips follow the same pattern, it gets tiresome. Even single panel comics have to change up how each one is done in how they tell the joke.

These comics seem to follow the same premise as much as any another, throwing in as much change, form my perspective.

It didn't sound like a joke.

It wasn't "no tall elves" it was "not all elves". Typical hashtag confusion.

It didn't sound like a joke.

And there are also tall humans.
#sometallskeletons

It wasn't "no tall elves" it was "not all elves". Typical hashtag confusion.

It didn't sound like a joke.

what about orcs?

Sure, Orcs have bones, don't they?

But elves have somewhat taller skeletons

That's just a stereotype.
#notallelves

And there are also tall humans.
#sometallskeletons

It wasn't "no tall elves" it was "not all elves". Typical hashtag confusion.

It didn't sound like a joke.

except slimes and slug people

Are you saying that I'm Skeleton Man?!

Sometimes they just don't realize that what they see as red or blue isn't the same thing others see as red or blue so these tests are there to show them what they see differently. You can't explain colors to the blind so they don't know it is wrong.