Wordgirl Settles A Sibling Dispute

Inspired by a scene of a Wordgirl comic called "Think Big."

Chuck: How couldja open a sandwich shop witout me?!? I'm your brother!

Brent: Chuck, listen, I know it would be awesome if we woiked togedda, but I think it would be even more awhsome if, well...we didn't.

Chuck: Why not?

Brent: Because, bro, buddy, pally, ya kinda always compete with me.

Chuck: No I don't!

Brent: Yes you do.

Chuck: No I don't! A millyun times! HA! I WIN!

Brent: See? You're competin' with me!

Chuck: NO I'M NOT!

Brent: Sawhrry, but I'm kinda getting the feeling that you don't know what compete even means.

Chuck: Yeah I do! ...buuut just ta test ya, why don't ya tell me what it means?

Wordgirl: Heeehee! Nice try, Chuck. When you compete, it means you try do something better than someone. But you should'nt compete with your own brother. You should work together.

Chuck: Foirget it! I'm gonna stawht my OWN sandwich joint and put dis one outta business! Goodbye!

Wordgirl: Boy, does he always compete with you?

Brent: Yep.

Chuck: No I don't! And I get da last woid! I win again!

(Well, this is pretty much how it would look if anybody was doing a voiceover.).

Plus, in honor of the artist that did the comic, Andy Price, () I put a character from the JJ Abrams show "The Fringe" in the background (being a rabid fan of the Fringe as he is, he put a few characters into this comic. So I had the idea to put in a Fringe character myself. This particular character is known as Lincoln Lee.)

Wordgirl comic "Think Big" made by Kaboom! Studios. Comments appreciated, please!