We’ve seldom got to see what the locals think of Reverend Penrose. I think, on this evidence, that they think of him is “not much”. The feeling seems to be mutual. We last saw Vape Escape back in ‘The Silvery Moon’.
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Nightmarish puns, wanton violence upon infected flesh, repeated aggressive pointing; today’s comic is everything Fredric Wertham railed against in ‘The Seduction Of The Innocent”. I can only apologise and hope to weather the storm I have brought upon myself.
I wonder who came up with Tredregyn’s ‘Reign In Bloom’ initiative. I think she’s probably stood next to the sign, dressed chevronicly.
I don’t know why I decided to write “Display and Pay” instead of “Pay and Display” on the parking sign but if you’ve had any experience with Cornwall Council’s draconian parking regime, you’ll know that all bets are off once you cross the border from Devon.
Billie’s intervention at this point is probably wise because Brian is on the verge of full beast-man mode in panel 2 and we can’t risk another visit to Vape Escape. He’s about thirty seconds from stripping down to his underpants and embracing chaos once more.
I think Lottie’s been waiting her whole mystery-solving career for a colleague who can lift her up to see over fences, in at high windows, etc. It’s going to be hard for her to go back to the way things used to be. I could see her looking for a rebound giant quite quickly.
The so-called third dimension probably deserved a mention. We’ve not really talked about FLOVORR, the mysterious entity who supposedly lives at the bottom of the sea. I have a few theories about what Flovorr is. As the creator of this comic, I suppose I should have nailed this down earlier. I think it’s either a sunken buoy with an eye painted on it, or an ancient god who almost exactly resembles a sunken buoy with an eye painted on it. We can get into this in the comments. How do you pronounce “buoy”? “BOY” or “BOO-EE”. Either way, try to keep it between the navigational beacons.
Shelley’s shoes are £700 a pair. Whether you’d find such a thing in your local aquarium centre is, I suppose, down to both the taste of the proprietor and the health of the outlet’s balance sheet. Note today the double j’accuse, including the very rare “reverse”.