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I don’t get this one, could anyone explain?
Couple of ways to interpret this comic:
- The spider is an invasive species, and hitched a ride on an “invasive” boat.
- The invaders died, and the boat has been abandoned long enough for a spider to start building a web.
- The “invaders” are actually running away from the boat because they’re scared of the spider.
I like number 3!
It’s the funniest so probably the intended meaning.
To me it’s the most obvious joke.
The traditionally tough-guy Vikings are actually running away from a spider on the boat.
Classic PBF!
This was the only one of his that I couldn’t wrap my head around. I initially landed on #1, but 3 is definitely his type of humor. Good call
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The spider has invaded the boat, so even if they win they lose (they’ll come back and find the spider).
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The first two panels are only happening in the spider’s mind (it sees its self as an invading hoard).
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- The spider is invading their boat while unattended and it’s a bit of irony
I interpreted it as 3, but I think 2 is more PBF
There is another: the Vikings, after discovering the British Isles, settled there.
Maybe it’s a joke about spiders being fast? Sometimes I swear those little dudes build these huge intricate webs in mere hours
They’re invading a village because they’re scared of the spider on their boat.
