
And then, do we think it was intentional, or something went wrong along the way?

And then, do we think it was intentional, or something went wrong along the way?

The girl in this strip is about 10.
Thanks to Sue for suggesting and discussing this one. “Why is Gracie smoking??” she asks.


This Six Chix panel, from the Wednesdays chick, Susan C K, is dated this coming Wednesday, 6 March, but was available by mistake last Wednesday, 28 February, when Comics Kingdom released their revamped website, and among several other issues was noticed to be displaying comics planned for up to a week in the future.

Whut? I suppose there could be a problem with the mechanism so that some dampers cannot stay lifted, making the notes from those strings always staccato. But that’s a stretch, and there isn’t a normal sense in which some strings have staccato as a property.
Thanks to Chipper 42 for sending and commenting on this one.

“Thu, February 29, 2024 Hagar — I have no idea. Helga looks like she is enthusiastically prancing to do the dishes, and what is the checkered cloth about?”
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Thanks to Darren for sending this in and commenting —

If it were “Look out. Skydivers”, I’d understand. But that they’re supposed to be BASE jumpers, I don’t get. Does that mean that the angels are down low or that there’s something unseen to jump from up super high? And are the (parachuteless?) wingsuits important?
BillR and his wife do have a theory about this..

“Best the wife and I can come up with is, that’s how granny cut up his sandwiches as a boy.”
Thanks to Rob S. for sending this in (and introducing some of us to the Bacön strip):

Though it has appeared previously: https://cidu.info/tag/bacon-comic/
Thanks to Rob S. for this late-Valentine entry from Penné in the New Yorker!
