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Willess12
Willess12
3 hours ago

Calling it now: it’s not Elijah, but someone copying Elijah’s work.

popinloopy
popinloopy
3 hours ago
Reply to  Willess12

I can only hope you’re right.

GUNnibal
GUNnibal
3 hours ago
Reply to  Willess12

Either that, or Elijah has been getting progressively angrier until something snapped. Disturbingly, I find that rather likely, judging by how often the news must have been hammering the point for Ethan to start predicting the pattern.

Daniel
Daniel
2 hours ago

I believe it’s not just Elijah snapping, he wasn’t that violent in the first place. I bet it’s either a copier or Elijah under the influence of a new psych supervillain that inspire aimless rage and fear that make people take desperate measures.
If I could vote (and I surely can’t) his surname name should be Lynch .

MJC
MJC
1 hour ago

Kudos to the people who predicted Elijah

Colin
Colin
59 minutes ago
Reply to  MJC

My memory is terrible. Can someone remind me who Elijah is please?

Darkhorse
Darkhorse
34 minutes ago
Reply to  Colin

Check out the link that Tim helpfully put under the comic. If you do not want to take the trouble someone can update you I’m sure.

Steve
Steve
33 minutes ago
Reply to  Colin

See the “Tagged” series. His brother was killed in a school shooting. He had the face mask and super speed and was painting “Poison Trafficker” on all game stores and gun stores until Ethan somewhat got through to him, stating that a person, not a thing, is ultimately what killed Elijah’s brother, and how he plays games for companionship and nostalgia. I probably wouldn’t tell Elijah how he plays hospital simulator though. Seems too easy and vague that this is Elijah. Although at the time the point was made that (much like the feedback effect… internet commenters take note!) Ethan… Read more »

Steve
Steve
32 minutes ago
Reply to  Steve

*might be “backfire effect” or “backlash effect”