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Oh wow this is funny! I was not expecting an unrelated glimpse into the tragic life of beavers at the end of this arc. I made an account just to say how much I love this strip.
Anybody else see the cat in the first panel... but not have it really register and then spend a few minutes looking in the background in each panel for a hidden cat... only to eventually realize that it was right in front of you the whole time?!? Mad at myself for that one..
I agree with @AlexPiercey, the last panel is the joke. If you'd wanted the comic to just be a window into another horrible, casual thing that happened in that woods then yes, that last panel should be left out, but instead you put a human emotion on a beaver's face and made us laugh and feel bad at the same time. Which I did. And I do. It was awesome.
that is the most horrible thing I've ever laughed at. I feel awful. Thank you for making me question my human decency, Katie, you brilliant, brilliant artist.
and the other shoe falls, ... and what a shoe it is.
when Colin threw the pills into the river, i wasn't too bothered; i figured it would take at least 5 ~ 10 years at sea before the plastic would degrade enough to release the 'candy'. thank you, Katie, for providing a plausible mechanism for releasing the fun in a much shorter time frame.
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Also, now we know where Malachi's letter ended up.
YOU
TEASE.
>:|
Dead animals make me sad.
Then again, judging from the color it might not be his. We have a motive.
Side note, obvious cat is obvious. I have a feeling it was put there to trick us though, still looking for the real secret cat.
I'd love to see a new mini-game in the comic: Instead of spot the feral kitty, spot the traumatized wildlife!
...I may be a terrible person.
when Colin threw the pills into the river, i wasn't too bothered; i figured it would take at least 5 ~ 10 years at sea before the plastic would degrade enough to release the 'candy'. thank you, Katie, for providing a plausible mechanism for releasing the fun in a much shorter time frame.