Maybe he had a different job when they got married. Then he got the grim reaper job and became a workaholic, neglecting his wife in the romance department. So she starts looking elsewhere…
A female Death is actually very rare – almost every Death is male. This is the (originally) Western European (and therefore (almost) universally accepted) personification, which combines a robed skeleton (Charon) from Greek mythology with a horse-riding scythed active killer* (Odin) from Norse mythology.
* Charon simply brings people across the river Styx to the land of the dead, Odin comes for them and takes them to Valhalla (if they’re good) himself.
I wouldn’t marry that guy in the first place
Maybe he had a different job when they got married. Then he got the grim reaper job and became a workaholic, neglecting his wife in the romance department. So she starts looking elsewhere…
Ha, she got boned
death’s wife cheats death.
TOO MANY PUNS AHHHHHHHHH
LOL at Josh’s comment above^
Josh’s comment is almost better than the comic.
I thought Death was a “she”. Must be a cultural difference.
A female Death is actually very rare – almost every Death is male. This is the (originally) Western European (and therefore (almost) universally accepted) personification, which combines a robed skeleton (Charon) from Greek mythology with a horse-riding scythed active killer* (Odin) from Norse mythology.
* Charon simply brings people across the river Styx to the land of the dead, Odin comes for them and takes them to Valhalla (if they’re good) himself.
Female death is a reference to Neil Gaiman’s Sandman.
I liked Asbjørn ‘s comment 😛
Actually, it looks like they both got boned.