There are also a few CIDU touches, like why is the headless guy in period garb? Is he the Headless Horseman? Why is he holding the basket? Are either skull his? If so, why are there two skulls?
That’s the problem with being the Grim Reaper. People always think you’re on the job. Maybe you advise against the brisket at the deli, not because it’s poisoned, just a little chewy today.
Today’s Lio strip had a bit of topical plus CIDU about it. It’s not entirely clear why he’s dressing up for school that way. Just for fun? Show and Tell? I like the rather unfazed look from the fellow student.
Here’s a new Lio, collected by Brian in STL:
There are also a few CIDU touches, like why is the headless guy in period garb? Is he the Headless Horseman? Why is he holding the basket? Are either skull his? If so, why are there two skulls?
Nice twist from Harry Bliss:
There is a discussion of the “Grim Reaper” image and idea, historically and in recent cartoons, in Arnold Zwicky’s blog entry called “Death on the Couch”.
https://arnoldzwicky.org/2021/09/26/death-on-the-couch/
It’s acting very friendly.
That’s the problem with being the Grim Reaper. People always think you’re on the job. Maybe you advise against the brisket at the deli, not because it’s poisoned, just a little chewy today.
Today’s Lio strip had a bit of topical plus CIDU about it. It’s not entirely clear why he’s dressing up for school that way. Just for fun? Show and Tell? I like the rather unfazed look from the fellow student.
https://www.gocomics.com/lio/2022/05