And a good one, too! Loving this story, so far.

C rats?

no my bad. it sounds like unprepared tined foods B then

"Nutritious blend of vegetables" says the label of the case, while each can is usually a single subject, like a whole parsnip, or beet, or cauliflower, pre-boiled to all have the same color and texture. yummy

In other words typical field rations.

Time to learn to fish.

I'm a little concerned that she's living on essentially a desert island, a sand spit in the middle of nowhere. That means there aren't any handy trees producing nutritious fruit, not much edible vegetation. No scrub for grub, so to speak.

You got this one out in a hurry, but you obviously took some time on the page. I think technically and artistically, it's the best so far. Warming to the task, I suppose. A labor of love -- unless you plan to publish it some day.

This whole thing is being done as a sort of kick-starter for myself to DO something. The little two-pager with Coyote Girl was the first approximately finished strip work I've done in the last couple of years. The art is rushed and weak (to my eye) but seems to be legible to the audiance. I want to get more complete work done and out.

Your "rushed and weak" art beats all hell out of a lot of other artists "polished" works.

It would be nice to find a working radio, or trying to fix one...

Time to fish and build a solar water distiller.

Coconut milk can provide a good source of liquid nourishment.

This story has gotten my attention.

This is great. How long before she stops thinking rescue, and starts thinking long-term subsistence, I wonder . . .

Ready a Harpoon for fish kabobs.

You're putting these out very quickly.

This is a great comic so far. I'm enjoying it thoroughly

Love her face in panel 3.