“You could have left that second part out.”
on March 9, 2026
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You never know what’s going to set kids off, imaginary readers. Glorp didn’t even blink when he slayed all those vampires.
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The metaphor’s not that complicated, actually.
on March 5, 2026
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Charon could choose to visit Baba in a less strange way, imaginary readers, but the pot is like a boat, and that is inherently comforting.
It’s pretty enigmatic when you consider that it’s impossible to see.
on March 4, 2026
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This whole ordeal is giving Bab a migraine, imaginary readers.
The balloon stops working if you stop believing in it. That’s canon.
on March 3, 2026
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Manea regularly goes against her very nature, imaginary readers, but only when her nature instructs her to.
Looks like someone remembered the infinite canvas!
on March 2, 2026
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I am also very powerful sometimes, accidentally, imaginary readers. My gift, my curse.
Like you wouldn’t be a dick if you knew the secrets of the universe.
on February 27, 2026
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I think I got too much sun yesterday, imaginary readers. Felt like I had a fever the whole day, but I’m not sick, just… getting over some dehydration, I think? Bodies are weird.
Tragedy would love to be part of an artistically accepted artform.
on February 26, 2026
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He would settle for being in a novel, imaginary readers. (Though, he’d also be okay with selling out.)
Then he flees off-panel, and into the World Wide Web.
on February 25, 2026
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Meta-knowledge would make Baba too powerful.
Sherlock and Watson, ejaculating back and forth.
on February 24, 2026
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The core joke of this one is pretty juvenile, imaginary readers, but I like it anyway.
There is a Sherlock Holmes in Rick’s head, constantly wincing.
on February 23, 2026
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Nimmo would probably make a good detective, imaginary readers. He’s good at everything. It’s his curse.