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I am almost positive its Richard Maxwell!
He was Arem until his voice couldn't make it to Burbank, so Steve Burns stepped in!
( Odyssey Guide )
It would be fitting for him to return!

Jules. It's cliched so AIO will do it, plus - ------ -- --------

I'd have to go with Jules. She can't be trusted.

I agree. It must be Jules.

This is Paul McCusker we're talking about. The Labyrenth, the GRC, etc. He's not known for being predictable. Though he was predictable in The Mysterious Clock Tower on purpose. He clearly attracted attention to the janitor fellow. As a joke, Matthew even came out and said he was the culprit. You can't make it much more obvious who the culprit is than saying he's the culprit. That mystery wasn't a who dunnit but a how dunnit, and just as exciting for it.

But, while Jules is an obvious suspect much like the janitor was, (she even dramatically showed up right about when Wooton and Penny were talking about the "Perilous Pen") but I doubt that's what McCusker is doing this time. The theme for this time around looks like it'll be surprises, seeing as there were so many in the first episode. And about Penny being the "Perilous Pen"... Why do people even think that? Just because it's alliterative?

Anyhoo, I've learned to trust AIO.

I know but I'd better not say.

Well, I know as well, but... I can't say.

Pound Foolish wrote:This is Paul McCusker we're talking about. The Labyrenth, the GRC, etc. He's not known for being predictable.

I am leaning towards Jules, definitely. It all fits. She seemed quite interested about Wooton's new comics... that's just my two cents

I doubt it is Jules... It seems way to easy.

It could be Wooton, trying to build up the drama of having his comics being released, giving teasers to the public and the like.

Or it could be Mr. Grote, because his next plan is to assassinate key world leaders through incredibly childish means, and the ComicCon writers are somehow constantly finding out about his plans and writing them down as their stories, thus actually publishing his plan to a worldwide audience. If Mr. Grote gives the original story ideas (and/or false plots) to the public, then he puts the cartoonists in a quandary, and is able to proceed with his diabolical doings undetected.

It's probs Kelly! We can only pray.

I already know, so...

I'm leaning towards Hank Murray.

Yeah, sure. You already know anyway, Ducky, so what are you talking about?

seeing pound foolish's avatar, I think it is, THE KING!! (of rock 'n roll baby)

for realsis, i thought at first it is wooton's cousin, but then the latest episode made me think otherwise,
the AIO writers, (whoever wrote this series) are really good at keeping us on the edge of our seats.

Yeah, I thought it was Hadley for awhile, too. Who do you think it is now, Nate?

to everyone posting on this topic: didnt u guys hear album 58? the perilious pen is nobody... like its maximuzed comics just stealing the comic creaters info and making a blog about it. but i do wish that it was a specific person

Actually, I think Wooton, Penny, and Hadley all specifically intentified Dee Grant as the Perilous Pen.

What I'm most disappointed about is that the title of this topic continues to be misspelled.

TigerShadow wrote:Actually, I think Wooton, Penny, and Hadley all specifically intentified Dee Grant as the Perilous Pen.

What I'm most disappointed about is that the title of this topic continues to be misspelled.

yeah. its her and other people at maximuzed comics who work together to creat this "perilious pen"

vickygreen48 wrote:to everyone posting on this topic: didnt u guys hear album 58? the perilious pen is nobody... like its maximuzed comics just stealing the comic creaters info and making a blog about it. but i do wish that it was a specific person

I completely disagree. The perilous pen isn't nobody. The perilous pen does exist, it just exists in the form of many different people. "There is no perilous pen," is wrong. There isn't a perilous pen, there are perilous pens. Maybe that's what Detective Pullhouse meant.