MistyMountainHop

Eric might go through a mini-crisis if he actually liked the comic -- and/or was attracted to its protagonists based on Jackie and his sis.

msstock87

Eric just might have to learn to deal!

MistyMountainHop

If the comic sells well in his store, he might learn to deal. He might feel the money is dirty, but Donna would tell him to get over it.

msstock87

I am sure Donna can help him see the light.

MistyMountainHop

If there were more than one issue of Jackie and Laurie's comic, Donna might become a fan -- or read it to make sure Jackie didn't put in some caricature version of her. Laurie might put a caricature version of Eric in the comic book, too.

msstock87

I can see Donna getting worried, and then Donna might want to be part of the comic herself!

MistyMountainHop

She'd want to be part of the comic on her terms, though, not Jackie's. She wouldn't want to be Super Lumberjack.

msstock87

Haha, Super lumberjack. I don't know why but that made me laugh.

MistyMountainHop

Then you'll be buying the comic with her debut?

msstock87

You know it!

MistyMountainHop

Maybe Donna would develop affection for the character if it became more popular than Jackie and Laurie's comic book characters. Super Lumberjack's already got one fan (you).

msstock87

Haha, you never know!

MistyMountainHop

Donna might start trying to dictate the direction of her character once people started loving it. Jackie would get very annoyed by this, but I think Laurie might embrace it.

msstock87

Oh Laurie would embrace it. I can see her smug smile now.

MistyMountainHop

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Laurie, wanting to capitalize on Super Lumberjack's popularity, would write stories where her character was paired up alone with Donna's. Jackie would then write her own solo (revenge) comic.