Snail Boy (Comics)

Snail Boy comics is the first Slug-Man spin-off series, a webcomic on the Colkinom website. It currently has four episodes, charting Snail Boy's battle with Pagan Prince over the World Bomb.
==Characters, Locations and Items==
This is the first time Snail Boy has officialy appeared outside of the first two episodes of the main Slug-Man story. He is seen at an arbitary point in time smashing through a nondescript wall in the first episode.
Pagan Prince was introduced for the first ever time in Snail Boy #1, without ever being named in-universe. He is seen cackling about wanting to destroy the world, though his true motiviations are unclear at the moment.
It has been announced the characters Exterminator, Vera Mona, Purple Man and Violet Cat will appear in later episodes, and be considered canon within the Colkiverse.
In episode #4, the Legshark makes a surprise appearance, smashing through the wall as well. It is unknown what part it will take in later issues.
The location of the events in the series is unknown as of yet, as each episode takes place in a creamy-coloured room with green arches and very fragile walls. The World Bomb that appears in #1 and #2 was first seen on the cover of an unpublished Welsh-Language Moosa novel, Moosa A'r Bom Byd, where the titular hero was seen panicking while trying to defuse the weapon.
==Conception/History==
Snail Boy was announced as an official spin-off of the Slug-Man franchise in 2012, and its first issue was posted online during that year, followed shortly by the second.
Snail Boy comics was created to give more depth to the character who's appearance was little more than a cameo in Slug-Man #1 and #2, and to show his motivations clearer. Because Snail Boy has only appeared in the comic's modern day, post Bio-Slime scandal, post Zopran incursion, he is not able to appear as Slug-Man's sidekick until at least Story 3 of Slug-Man.
Each comic is A5-sized, as the series was only ever intended for internet publishing. This means that Snail Boy comics has the shortest issue length of any Colkinom comic. No copies of any Snail Boy comics have ever been printed. The official website containing all updates to the comic is http://snailboycomics.tumblr.com/
Snail Boy comics are considered the last outpost of the classic Colkinom random storytelling "techniques", with meaningless events and a notable lack of logic. This either makes them more popular, or less. It's hard to tell.
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