WooVille #2: Kung-Woo

By Mark Forrester

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And you thought being a part of the WooTeam was all about 4 day work weeks, Apple products, X-Box sessions and Woo on the Slopes expeditions?

Hell no. Each member of the WooTeam has been through a grueling test of mental and physical agility….

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About

Mark Forrester

I'm a proud co-founder of WooThemes, based at our headquarters in beautiful Cape Town. I'm also a keen photographer, goofy dad and avid sports fan.

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19 comments

Prashant

setembro 10, 2010

Niiiceeeeee
Ben

setembro 10, 2010

I’m in, where do I sign? :p

Love all the clever references, well thought.
Ronny

setembro 10, 2010

Haha, this is awesome!
Rob

setembro 10, 2010

Haha, fun stuff!
Alexandru Vornicescu

setembro 10, 2010

Really nice!!!!
Incredipress

setembro 10, 2010

Do I hear the theme from “The A-Team” playing in the background? This idea is begging for a 1980’s style montage.
Nikole Gipps

setembro 10, 2010

LOL
Adam Kayce

setembro 10, 2010
Awesome. The “take hits from Magnus” part almost made me snort my coffee up my nose…
- Adii Rockstar
  
  setembro 10, 2010
  
  It’s funny, because it’s true… 🙂
- R.Bhavesh
  
  setembro 11, 2010
  
  ^ what adam said. Take hits from Magnus.. LOLz. Damn, I envy magnus’ skills
laurent kenzoua

setembro 10, 2010

Excellent! At least we know a little bit more about the wooteam extra powers… By te way, can we find the WooVille on the maps of CityGuide ? 😉
bowe frankema

setembro 12, 2010

Ajax On Ajax Off would make an AWESOME T-Shirt for us developer geeks 😀
Riordan van der Ven

setembro 13, 2010

Hehe 😀 awesome guys!
Richman

setembro 13, 2010

Awesome comic! Makes you wonder what really goes on at the Woo HQ…
Dridgett

setembro 14, 2010

Awesome. I’d love an online Kung-Woo course.
Jonathan Clarke

setembro 14, 2010

Yes!
Charlie

setembro 15, 2010
This must have been fun to make
- Adii Rockstar
  
  setembro 15, 2010
  The team or the cartoon? 🙂
  - Charlie
    
    setembro 15, 2010
    
    Probably both, but I’ll go on a limb and assume that that conceptualizing and illustrating a playful comic was more of a lighthearted process than assembling a team of Ninjas. Now that I write it out I’m not so sure, though.