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[Camp Comic] Tuesday, December 30, 2014 - Clearing
@AGENTHYDRA: I totally did that, then was like "Holy crap look at all those cats"
also, does anybody recognize that bag just above Malachi's head in the last frame? clearly somebody is nearby but I don't think we've seen that bag before.
Looking at the story so far I have the feeling that when the kids are long enough in the camp they turn into cats before becoming adults, and this is the place were they feel drawn to when the time comes, deep in the forest. Looking at the weird kid from a couple of panels ago, he has pointy ears and his eyes are glowing yellow (sort of how cats's eyes glow to light reflexion); and his overall behavior of shoes-obsession and phrase repeating, like when small babies are learning to talk, awfully reminds me of how cats act when they are little kitties. "They make my hand sweaty" line makes me think of how cats can only sweat through their paws. He's remembered as the first kid in the camp because all the kids before him has already turned into cats and he's in the process. Also, look at those empty kid clothes! And the skull is probably some sort of cross-reference as other commenters suggest. Either that or they desintegrate and from the ashes of their bodies the cats are reborn, and the skull is this process; and the kid is a some sort of gremlin, or just really ugly. The whole comic is probably just a visual poem of what happens to the kids the world doesn't want.
Looking at the story so far I have the feeling that when the kids are long enough in the camp they turn into cats before becoming adults, and this is the place were they feel drawn to when the time comes, deep in the forest. Looking at the weird kid from a couple of panels ago, he has pointy ears and his eyes are glowing yellow (sort of how cats's eyes glow to light reflexion); and his overall behavior of shoes-obsession and phrase repeating, like when small babies are learning to talk, awfully reminds me of how cats act when they are little kitties. "They make my hand sweaty" line makes me think of how cats can only sweat through their paws. He's remembered as the first kid in the camp because all the kids before him has already turned into cats and he's in the process. Also, look at those empty kid clothes! And the skull is probably some sort of cross-reference as other commenters suggest. Either that or they desintegrate and from the ashes of their bodies the cats are reborn, and the skull is this process; and the kid is a some sort of gremlin, or just really ugly. The whole comic is probably just a visual poem of what happens to the kids the world doesn't want.
A surprise performance of Cats! from out of the darkness of the forest.
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ceresWhen the last moon is cast over the last star of morningAnd the future has past without even a last desperate warningRegistered User, ModeratorMod Emeritus
Looking at the story so far I have the feeling that when the kids are long enough in the camp they turn into cats before becoming adults, and this is the place were they feel drawn to when the time comes, deep in the forest. Looking at the weird kid from a couple of panels ago, he has pointy ears and his eyes are glowing yellow (sort of how cats's eyes glow to light reflexion); and his overall behavior of shoes-obsession and phrase repeating, like when small babies are learning to talk, awfully reminds me of how cats act when they are little kitties. "They make my hand sweaty" line makes me think of how cats can only sweat through their paws. He's remembered as the first kid in the camp because all the kids before him has already turned into cats and he's in the process. Also, look at those empty kid clothes! And the skull is probably some sort of cross-reference as other commenters suggest. Either that or they desintegrate and from the ashes of their bodies the cats are reborn, and the skull is this process; and the kid is a some sort of gremlin, or just really ugly. The whole comic is probably just a visual poem of what happens to the kids the world doesn't want.
I hope my brainfart didn't give you a headache.
I would say maybe except for the fact that someone seems to be routinely airdropping in cats.
And it seems like all is dying, and would leave the world to mourn
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Also... why would that be ash's skull.. I think im missing the joke
That last panel is fantastic, love the reflection of the cats upon the surface of the water!!
that last panel is just gorgeous
...no? Too easy?
also, does anybody recognize that bag just above Malachi's head in the last frame? clearly somebody is nearby but I don't think we've seen that bag before.
wonderful artwork, as always
I hope my brainfart didn't give you a headache.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/katiejrice/sets/72157642879862734/
Holy moly you just blew my mind
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I would say maybe except for the fact that someone seems to be routinely airdropping in cats.