WRASSLIN' CENTAURS #6
Oopsies and Ozzy's best power ballad
Smash that little heart and make a Harpy giggle! Which is a very odd sound, kind of like “Hih hih hiiiiih!” 😳
Friends! When we last saw Jerry, our ex-almost-supermodel Centaur, he’d gone back to the family homestead to ask his parents for a loan to pay his back rent. He hasn’t had a chance to ask yet due to an impromptu family dinner, where his older sister Julie and her hubbins Mitch made a big announcement. Which led to Jerry asking if they knew whether their upcoming baby was Human or a Creature, like him. Which leads to a big oopsie on someone’s part…
Awwww 😭 Is this not the way we wish all family misunderstandings and glitches could be resolved?? That’s one of the great things about comics, m’darlings: you can make the world the way you want it to be.
BTS Goodness
A peek at this week’s hidden fun!
The rug on the way to Dad’s home office: You know I try to put a little classical Greek reference where I can. The pattern on the rug comes from an Ancient Greek vase. Big thanks to my art director Hyena Hell for the suggestion!
In the same panel, the photos in the hallway are of Mom n’ Dad’s wedding, Jerry’s first Creature Magazine cover, and Jerry’s high school graduation. I do these as separate drawings and then put them in frames in the panel.


The third framed photo (below) deserves to be a little bigger. I did this for funsies one night and it became one of the fandom’s favorite images of Jerry. In this pic, he’s about 20 years old and has just started modeling and dating supermodel Centauress Esmé. A quick rise to fame! Annnnnnd a meteoric crash landing just a couple of years later…
In Dad’s office, we see his accounting certificate, made out to Gerald A. Spellman—the “A” is for Archimedes, which Greek Mythology majors may remember as one of the bigs in ancient mathematics. We also see a stack of papers from Dad’s accounting firm, Spellman and Charon; the latter is the name of the guy you pay to get across the river Styx. (Foreshadowing: Mr. Charon is not a great business partner.)


Another favorite image: Baby Jerry. Because BABY JERRY 😻😭 A little backstory: Gerald and Elaine had Julie, but then had trouble getting pregnant again for nine years. At that point, they entertained the idea of Creature adoption. Creature babies were (and still are) a lot easier to adopt than Human babies. They met li’l Jerry when he was about 1 1/2 to 2 years old. They fell in love with him instantly, and how could they not because BABY JERRYYYYYY 😻😭
More on Jerry’s backstory in an upcoming episode of WRASSLIN’ CENTAURS!!
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In the last newsletter, we did a poll to see what you Hoofheads thought Julie and Mitch’s baby would be. Highest rated guess: Between baby Centaur and baby Minotaur. Lowest guess: Human. Sorry to disappoint! 🤷♀️
What do you think, friends? Are we good with Mom? How about Mitch for throwing Harpy shade? What do you want to see more of in future episodes? Should Jerry get his roots done and go back to being model-blond? Speak, you fabulous beings!
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I am NOT good with Mom. I could see wishing that Julie didn't unexpectedly have a centaur baby for ease of DELIVERY and that is it. Mother may mean well but oooooooooooo. It's giving "not you, Jerry! The other ones!" She's seems sweet but she is on thin ice with me.
I'm glad dad recognized how they help the married child vs how much they help the unmarried. I've watched that in other families, where some get assistance and some don't because they don't hit the same specific milestones. Needs are still needs, and economic struggle comes for all. Especially when you're shafted by gen-AI like Jerry, grrrrr. I'm glad he has help on his side!
Like! TOTALLY! Actually, love. The Harpy shade is a gut punch. Great addition of the Greek pattern. Can’t wait to read the next bit!