even a good comedy can make you cry.

How rude indeed! I like Matilda.

What timing! A Misty update on my birthday!

*reads*

Somber... o.o

Great update! The story sure has a real feeling to it.

Happy birthday then!

Thank you! =D

"How rude of them!"


That was funny!

That was Brian's writing. Not mine, I am afraid. I like that bit of dialogue too.

find it a bit funny that she meets someone just like her (in figure) with the same issue.
i assume we will see more of them being friends?

Man I can't stand fuckin' drunk drivers

Where I used to live it seemed like every year a carload of high school cheerleaders would get slaughtered driving home by a drunk driver.

in some countries, drunk driving is a capitol offense.

I'm happy to see that the Hoka have adapted so well to living on Earth.

Hoka?

The cute little aliens created by Poul Anderson and Gordon Dickerson?

Nope. I am afraid I have not read those. Lately, I've been listening to the Game of Thrones books.

Was Poul Anderson the dude who wrote those books about these mysterious alien spacecrafts that went to random places in the universe? I can't remember the name of the books, but the basic idea was the crews who went aboard them were actually taking a chance in doing so, because depending on where they landed, people either came back horribly dead or they come back with good fortune. Apparently, humans haven't figured out exactly how to operate the crafts yet, but they figured out enough to know that they went to random places then came back later.
Does that ring a bell?

That was Frederick Pohl and those were his Heechee stories.

That was it! I got my Pohl's turned around. Thanks!

Don't worry about the melancholy, it's part of the story. And the story is a winner. Your art just plain rules, Dutch,

Why, thanky. sir!

Don't worry. Your comic is fine.