World's second-most-popular Hellsing-related comic.
The woman in the first panel is Ronald-Ann Smith, formerly seen in this strip. Full circle! Hellsing does not own property in NYC, or any other American city. However, the Warbucks Organization has buildings just about everywhere — including office space, hospital facilities, and alchemical labs — all of which they are more than willing… Continue reading Chapter 6 Page 02
Ann: We appreciate Mr. Colbert’s support of free-market principles in general, and our organization in particular. The Daily Show, of course, has been somewhat more critical. I believe the catchphrase is “military-industrial handjobs.” Jon: Well, you know, I don’t watch that show. I think it’s crass. Ann: I’m not complaining. In fact, I figure we… Continue reading In Care Of Thee 4/15
Flashing back to fourteen months earlier. That’s Ann Warbucks, owner of the laboratory in which Stephen’s powers were sealed. Spring, 2009 Jon: You wanted to see me, Ms. Warbucks? Though I can’t imagine why… Ann: Mr. Stewart! Come on in and sit a spell. That’s just an expression, don’t worry. Jon: Aren’t you a little… Continue reading In Care Of Thee 3/15
How much do I love that the Olberclone Farm is canon? Ann: We didn’t create Olbermann, but he’s turned out to be surprisingly useful. Nobody here is adept at playing the media game. His influence makes it that much easier. Of course, if we had somebody with your critical insight working for us… Jon: You… Continue reading In Care Of Thee 5/15
Ann Warbucks has a slightly skewed idea about the prevalence of rich, ethical adults who are willing and eager to take in an orphan at the drop of a hat. With Jon, however, she got lucky. Ann: They’re not literal clones, but in spirit, they’re being trained… Jon: This is diabolical! Genius, but diabolical! Ann:… Continue reading In Care Of Thee 6/16