Indie comic hipster glasses
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indie comic hipster glasses
First of all, I object to the word "comic." I much prefer "sequential art," or "graphic novel." You know, comics aren't all about superheroes in spandex, or even grim anti-heroes in trench coats. Some comics are about homicidal maniacs as a metaphor for the artist's tortured soul. You really should broaden your horizons.
Type: hat
Power: 10
Cannot be discardedAll Attributes +5
(In-game plural: pairs of indie comic hipster glasses)
Notes
- This item will appear in your inventory after being redeemed using the chat interface. Enter the redemption code for your item by typing the following into the chat input field:
/redeem <XXX>
where <XXX> represents an alphanumeric code located on the card you received while visiting the Asymmetric Publications personnel at their booth at Comic-Con 2007. After a working code is entered, the following message will be printed in chat:
Code <XXXX-XXXX-XXXX> accepted. Your Indie comic hipster glasses are waiting in your inventory. - Attempting to redeem a code which has already been used by someone else results in the message "Code already used."
- Attempting to redeem more than one valid code from the same account results in the message "You've already redeemed one of those."
- Attempting to redeem an invalid code results in the message "Invalid code."
- Attempting to redeem too many codes in a short period of time results in the message "Not so fast."
- Attempting to redeem a second, valid code results in the message
You've already redeemed one of those.
- Attempting to redeem using an invalid code results in the message
Invalid code.
- Attempting to redeem the item again shortly after trying an invalid code results in the message
Not so fast.
- Wearing these glasses grants a special avatar to the user:
References
- This item's description references Jhonen Vasquez's book Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, as well as Will Eisner's term "sequential art" for talking about comics.
- The avatars granted by wearing this item appear to be drawn in Jhonen Vasquez's style.
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