So "Smith" is a false name given to some specific agents. Makes sense.

So. The ones who aren't creative can't see the bat at all. And the ones who are barely creative get misled.

There's no evil bat. If you're evil the bat drags you down with all of humanity. But if you're good "it starts saying the right things". It's all up to the artist.

You could say one's Chuck Culkin and the other is Cuck Chulkin. Just pick who is who!

TBH after looking at the absolute shit Egon Schiele made (Yes. I looked him up after reading this chapter), I sincerely understand why someone would try to conquer the world in revenge. I can't help but think of what Hitler saw was paraded as fine art while his work was rejected. The level of resentment that would cause on a man with any sort of artistic will can't be fathomed.
Looking at absolute garbage being praised by the same people who hates your art is pain.
Nothing justifies his actions. But damn if I understand the resentment of seeing those who think you're crap actually praising crap.

The manga about all conspiracy theories being true.

So. The idiot hero is going to do something useful for once? I really pity him.

He kinda did in later chapters...

I know these last chapters will see an improvement. But the pacing of the previous ones really harmed their performance.

No. Sir. The tsuchinoko is pink.

What the hell is that thing?

I love to see that kind of character who might be an asshole but has principles he abides.

Well. In case you're curious. The black guy who got in the car first is probably Tom Robinson. A character in To Kill a Mockingbird... If so. That was his last car ride.

Wasn't Oswald the name of a rabbit precursor to Mickey?

Some say "I'm not a furry but".
I say "I'm a kemoner AND" she's cute!

Also. Interesting that this manga isn't like "Communists good" or "communists bad" and basically just shows the complexities of that period in time.
Not that communists are good, but back then things were a lot more complex than nowadays in that regard.

Interesting. That plot is very similar to the gospel of Judas Iscariot, where Judas is actually following a plan laid out by Jesus.

Interesting plot twist covering the mysterious missing parts of the moon landing.

For the record. Yeah. With a graffiti it would be hard to consider it full blown plagiarism. No potential royalties. But at least one should acknowledge where the idea came from.

No. I meant humans like Anthony, who know that house is not normal.

Mystery meat and mystery booze. Not even once.