Fallout comics, drinking and Demoman

In a lively art stream that quickly became a fan favorite, Leroy brought his creative A-game as he worked on a series of crossover comics blending the worlds of Team Fortress 2 and Fallout*. With his tablet glowing and layers upon layers building on the screen, Leroy sketched out scenes where the *TF2 Mercenaries explored the Wasteland alongside Vault Dwellers and Super Mutants. One standout moment depicted the Heavy standing triumphantly in power armor, holding a Gatling Laser while shouting, “WHO TOUCHED SASHA!?” In another panel, the Scout found himself bartering with a shady ghoul trader, only to quip, “What’s this? Ya can’t even fast travel outta here without caps?!” Leroy’s knack for seamlessly blending the chaos of TF2 with the grim humor of the Fallout universe was on full display.

Emily and Sloth provided hilarious commentary throughout the stream, diving deep into lore and pointing out every Easter egg. Emily couldn’t help but laugh when the Spy, disguised as a Vault-Tec representative, tried to scam the Pyro into signing up for a faulty Vault membership. “That’s peak Spy,” she remarked, “he’s basically the Overseer of shady business.” Meanwhile, Sloth had the chat in stitches by imitating the voices of Mr. Handy robots, exclaiming, “Good day, sirs! Who’s ready to fight for BLU today?” whenever Leroy introduced a new panel. Their dynamic brought an extra layer of entertainment, with Emily’s sharp observations contrasting perfectly with Sloth’s knack for absurd impressions and puns.

As the comic evolved, the chat erupted with suggestions, references, and fan theories. Someone suggested adding a “Deathclaw payload cart” for the final battle, and Leroy immediately started sketching the BLU team attempting to push it while the RED team, backed by a group of Brotherhood of Steel soldiers, tried to stop them. Sloth joked that the Medic would totally replace Stimpaks with Mediguns, turning the tide of battle. Emily chimed in, suggesting that the Engineer could rig a Protectron to guard his sentries. By the end of the stream, Leroy’s comic was a chaotic masterpiece, blending Fallout’s post-apocalyptic grit with TF2’s iconic zaniness. It was the perfect love letter to both fandoms, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the next chapter.

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