PK Comic
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PK Comic was a webcomic following a group of friends living, working and screwing up in London. At the time that this page was originally written for TV Tropes it was in its early stages and could be perceived as a Slice of Life comic, but forthcoming comics were expected to have more of a fantasy element. However, the comic appears to have been abandoned almost immediately, and no longer exists -- even though the Wayback Machine visited it, no images -- including strips, of which the Machine was only aware of 27 -- were saved.
Tropes used in PK Comic include:
- Art Evolution: You can literally see the art improve comic by comic.
- A Date with Rosie Palms: Brodie informs Jake that hed be screwed if Rosie Palms dumped him in this comic [dead link]
- Author Appeal: Most of the female chracters in the comic have above average breasts.
- Be a Whore to Get Your Man: Jess and Bo both advise Jess to be a slut to pull guys in this comic [dead link] Kate then demonstrates and leaves with a random guy in this comic. [dead link]
- Butt Monkey: Jake by a mile, although to be fair, he usually brings it [dead link] on [dead link] himself. [dead link]
- Deal with the Devil: Played straight in this comic [dead link] when the giant fish summons the devil to resurrect Chester.
- Manatee Gag: this comic [dead link] could be an example of a Manatee Gag although its slightly expained in the previous comic as getting ready for work.
- What Did I Do Last Night?: Played straight in this comic when Jake answers the door to Roberta the drag queen in this comic.