Prem sends this in: “I get that Medusa just entered behind the guy. What’s the connection with fajitas? Are the snakes hissing as though the fajitas are sizzling?”

More Medusa! (not a CIDU)


Prem sends this in: “I get that Medusa just entered behind the guy. What’s the connection with fajitas? Are the snakes hissing as though the fajitas are sizzling?”

More Medusa! (not a CIDU)


…and I (and Chemgal, who contributed it) don’t get it either:

OK, Luddie wants out, and Janis stops her. But…where’s the joke?
A zombie allergic to brains, OK. How does “old married couple” figure in?

As a bonus, we’ll throw in what’s likely a momentary CIDU:

Boise Ed sends this in: “Is the bottom part unglassed? It appears that a metal hand is attached to the side of the meat pile. Perhaps “heroes” refers to sandwiches, but who makes them with ground beef?”

Dirk the Daring poses this question to us: “All I want to know is whether it was the dog that gave the warning or the wife that gave the warning.”


I looked it up, but I ended up with stuff like this. Is the joke just that the bear is wearing eye makeup?

Is this missing the last panel, or am I missing the joke?

UPDATE: Checking the Comics Kingdom site this morning, I see that order has been restored (and that last panel). This comic is from May 5: CK now allows you to look forward in time (a week; May 8 is up now).


Previous day is no help here; there’s nothing set up there about canoeing (or canoodling). Obviously there’s the repetition of “can”, but anything else?
But while the previous day was no help, the next day clarifies that, much to my surprise, this is about canoeing.

JMcAndrew sends in some oldies from Frank and Ernest: “Why would this be a horror movie for a dog?”

Ben was evidently quite the ladies’ man in Paris.

Clearly an “OY”:

Mark H. sends this in: “OK, I get that Lolly is sneaking a peek at Polly with her ancient boyfriend / lover, and that Polly catches her at it. But is the last frame Lolly raising her hand for a turn? What happened to her engagement to Alistair?
Or is she vicariously joining in on the action?
This whole May (March?) / December thing seems to be one of McEldowney’s fixations. Kind of like Woody Allen…”
