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Dr manhattan is neither omniscient nor omnipresent, and even if he were able to stop 1,000000 bullets, 1 percent would always evade him, meanwhile popeye with his ever present can of spinach can do bullshit so absurd, we can't visualise it.

They're one of the greatest exceptions.

Depends on the show.

That would be misleading and I have long since fixed my synopsis. The problem wasn't the cover, it was the confusing sypnosis. Also, I wasn't trying to capitalize on anything. The colours in my cover represent the soul and the background, the unknown.

Popeye simply stood there when literal god turned off his universe, why? He eats his spinach. But the animator would be unharmed, while looking bored, sipping coffee.

Have she ever stopped her show just to pop out of her film to knock out her animator? Apply cartoon logic and watch them reach levels never seen.

Popeye is eldritch, luck? HA, luck against bullshit, that wouldn't be a fight, that would be luckyman eating spinach and saying nice, therefore avoiding such a one sided fight. Doesn't change the fact that popeye is a goat.

Who do you think is the strongest animated character, I bet on popeye To prove my point I have provided proof.

If there's chanting involved, then bigger spells equals to longer chants. With that in mind, I choose regen, high dps will do wonders to the enemy. Sometimes, a simple weapon is better for the task.

@AstraMagically I redact my previous comment, my synopsis is worse than yours!:oops:

He/she, people understand eldritch beings, they don't conform to rules, they're the logic defying cartoon classics from the 19th century. Who is the strongest? Well, none other than the humble sailor himself, popeye.

Sounds interesting, is it strongly fantasy?

Link, signature, either one would be good, or if you hate us, and yourself, the title. Do you want feedback on anything specifically, or just general feedback?

But, popeye is an eldritch.

I see art, not a book cover, just art, I'd give the picture a glance then continue scrolling, knowing that the story it represents isn't a picture book.