And a Public Service Announcement from Sally and Francesco:
Category / (Not a Cidu)
Oh yeah, right
I think she’s missing a step
Unless her father and his mother are getting married, that’s not how step-siblings work.
1980 Called
Okay, I’m just picking a year at random here, but… Silly Putty was a thing of the past by the time my nieces and nephews were born in the 1980s; and even if it were still around, newspaper comics?
Yes, newspapers and their comics still do exist, sort of, but would any kid get a thrill out of being able to transfer today’s Bizarro comic from the newspaper page?
Too Obscure? Too Dark?
The Killians are Coming! The Killians Are Coming!
A lot of people asked why the Killians would be seeing Jeremy’s room at all; but I assume these were rhetorical questions, since there’s probably no real answer.
And of course if we follow this strip’s logic, the Duncans haven’t had a visitor to their home for at least the past three years.
Mask
My best guess is that since Phil is a police officer, he’s more at risk for having been exposed than anybody else, and therefore is the only one wearing the mask.
If so, props to Ms. Elliot for attention to detail.
[Not a CIDU] I kind of like the fact that there’s no caption
Both in my inbox last night: more coincidence than synchronicity, I guess, but still borders on the absurd.
This article is a year old, but it showed up an hour after I responded to somebody who sent me the McGarry cartoon as a CIDU.
Not the world’s best article, by the way, but that’s not really the point.
Maybe it’s all in my head…
Have we been seeing a lot more guillotine comics than usual lately?
I know, these things run in cycles, but this just seems like an odd one.
