Zombi-Kleen

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Stains!
lol, dermatologically tested. bring on the zombie skin care products.
: )
Does “Dermatologist-tested” mean that it can clean dermatologist’s blood and cerebrospinal too ?
@Tana, i didn’t spot that one!
: )
That is amazing.
I LOLed at ‘Stains!’
I wonder if people with bad skin problems taste like gorgonzola cheese to zombies
hilarious. “Stains!” was pure genius.
WOW! That happened to me one time – wish I’d had Kombi-kleen.
That’s just wonderful! I’ve been wondering how to remove those darned elusive stains! Now I don’t have to worry…thanks Zombi-Kleen!
Where’s the Facebook icon so I can share this with friends? http://www.facebook.com/share_partners.php
Or Digg?
does that mean it’s also hypoallergenic?
Now there’s an alternative to those expensive name brands! Hilarious!
Yeah, the “Stains!” gag raises this from a good comic to Epic territory.
Epic, Doug. Epic.
I agree with Yittach: the “Stains!” puts it over the top! Any chance we can get this on a T-Shirt in the store–I’d buy at least two: one for me and one for my sister (the first thing she said when she saw the comic was that she’d love it on a T-shirt).
Oh, man – “Stains!” made me laugh out loud!
I came to the comments to say what everyone else already said: it was a smile when it was just a dry-cleaning product and a laugh out loud when I spotted the “Stains!”
Which came first? I’m thinking you were riffing on “Brains!” and that got you stains and that led to the comic. Am I right?
“You’ve got red on you.”