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* [[The Alcoholic]]: Benjamin Rush. But he can stop drinking any time he wants. Really. |
* [[The Alcoholic]]: Benjamin Rush. But he can stop drinking any time he wants. Really. |
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* [[Anachronism Stew]]: George Washington is seen talking to Alexander Hamilton on the phone in one comic. Lampshaded in the author's notes. |
* [[Anachronism Stew]]: George Washington is seen talking to Alexander Hamilton on the phone in one comic. Lampshaded in the author's notes. |
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* [[Artistic License History]]: The author's notes of [http://foundingboys.smackjeeves.com/comics/1186420/hes-your-responsibility/ this comic] acknowledge that John and Edward Rutledge weren't twins, but they are portrayed as such to explain them both attending school at the same time. |
* [[Artistic License History]]: The author's notes of [http://foundingboys.smackjeeves.com/comics/1186420/hes-your-responsibility/ this comic] acknowledge that John and Edward Rutledge weren't twins, but they are portrayed as such to explain them both attending school at the same time. |
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* [[Delinquents]]: The Sons of Liberty are portrayed as this. |
* [[Delinquents]]: The Sons of Liberty are portrayed as this. |
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Revision as of 14:05, 8 August 2014
Founding Boys is a Web Comic created by Marina "Jay" F. The story focuses on an Alternate Universe American Revolution. The comic retells the events of the American Revolution as a school rebellion. The story opens with Thomas Jefferson arriving the King's Colonial Academy...
It updates on Thursdays (usually).
The first page can be found here.
- The Alcoholic: Benjamin Rush. But he can stop drinking any time he wants. Really.
- Anachronism Stew: George Washington is seen talking to Alexander Hamilton on the phone in one comic. Lampshaded in the author's notes.
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"And yes, people, I will occasionally break that wall and have technology in Founding Boys. It's an alternate universe; it's allowed for the sake of comedy." |
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- Artistic License History: The author's notes of this comic acknowledge that John and Edward Rutledge weren't twins, but they are portrayed as such to explain them both attending school at the same time.
- Delinquents: The Sons of Liberty are portrayed as this.
- Ho Yay/Foe Yay: Just a hint of it here.
- The Insomniac: If Benjamin Rush is to be believed, Patrick Henry hasn't slept in "about 172 days".
- Keet: James Madison.
- Large Ham: Patrick Henry.
- New Transfer Student: Thomas Jefferson.
- The Quiet One: George Washington.