Andrew Fisher the Dragonslayer

EDIT: Part 2, by demand:
you know the drill, more hasty script stuff. This one's still truncated but more cohesive. I missed having Andy and Hector around.

a friend of mine lent me a fun novel to read (as opposed to eat, i guess) "Lamb", by Christopher Moore, is a damn funny story about the childhood of Christ as told by Joshua's (Jesus') childhood friend Levi who is called "Biff". I suddenly remembered drawing this exchange a few weeks ago and realized how similar Andy and Hector were to Joshua and Biff. Andy is ultimately bound for amazing things in his life, but hovering nearby and bearing the brunt of worldly concern is Hector, alternately cautioning and resenting and encouraging his friend. (Maybe Andy's surname "Fisher" was semi-prophetic...hmmm)

Anyways...I'm not exactly sure how it works for the female side of the species, but what Andy's going through mentally here is autobiographical in the sense that I think it's a fairly universal anxiety held by young men interested in older women... If you've dug through the gallery a few years back you already (sorta) know the answer to Andy's question.

I don't have to explain the title, right?

I'll make more "real" stuff soon, just wanted to share.