The deadline for participation in the mayo
survey (i.e., Sunday evening at about 9:00 p.m.) is fast
approaching. If you still want to participate, e-mail me
here; in the body of your message, state your
sex and whether or not you like mayonnaise. I apologise for the lateness of this comic as well. This time, I blame the fact that I chose, of my own free will, to draw (and colour between the bits of) freaking rain. |
Saturday, June 28, 2008 |
Panel 1: In
the title panel of this Sunday-style colour comic, Marie walks happily
along under a blazing sun while behind her, lightning arcs out of a
midnight-black sky. The lightning bolt is labelled "WEST OF BATHURST BY
KARI MAAREN." Panel 2: Marie and Rahim are waiting at a bus stop on a sunny day. Rahim takes out an umbrella. Marie: Uh...it's sunny. Why are you-- Panel 3: It is suddenly pouring rain. Rahim stands stoically under his umbrella as Marie gets soaked. Marie: Aaaugh! Panel 4: It's sunny again. Rahim keeps holding the umbrella open. Marie: Okay, that was weird, but now you can put away the-- Panel 5: Another deluge. Marie: Aaaugh! Panel 6: It's sunny. Marie glares at Rahim. Panel 7: Yet another deluge. Marie: I swear you're controlling this somehow. Rahim: You really haven't caught on to the weather here yet, have you? Alt-Text: The weather in Toronto has been doing this for about three weeks now. In fact, it is doing it as I type. I can hear (sixteen storeys below me) people squealing as they are caught in the torrential downpour. Go to commentary |
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