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Maddie In America (Webcomic)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Maddie in America was the second webcomic in Ruairidh Mac Veigh's series that began with "Maddie on the Island Hue" Picking up about a month after the end of the previous comic, Maddie is about to turn 18, and her parents allow her and her boyfriend Andy to travel anywhere in the world they want to as a present. They decide on America and decide to take along their best friends and same-sex lovers Siobhan and Ebony. Through their trip, they get to learn more about the world around them as well as each other.The comic seems to put a greater emphasis on comedy than its predecessor, but still has serious moments, particularly involving Siobhan and Ebony being victims of the homophobia rampant in society (keep in mind the comic takes place in 1985) and having to keep their relationship under wraps as a result.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })This comic had originally been hosted on a variety of sites, but has now been entirely deleted.MacVeigh later confirmed through a retrospective that this story would be the end of the "Maddie" series. Soon after, he began work on a spin-off comic: Outsiders starring Siobhan and Ebony. | |
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Absurd Phobia: Andy's fear of flying can be viewed by some as one, as those who read the previous comic know that he has no problem with driving like a madman. MacVeigh himself claims it was done as an ironic character opposition. | |
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All Love Is Unrequited: Well, not all love, as everyone in the story is clearly happy with who they're with, but Andy reveals at one point that he had a crush on Siobhan when they were kids. This was due to her entering his life soon after his dad left them, and always stopped by with orange juice when he was working in the garage. When Siobhan comments that he should've told her, he says he wanted to, but it turned out she wasn't really interested. He also says that he believes that she got someone better than him to love her (Ebony). | |
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