Don't you just love it when Uncle Joe gets dramatic? All that ominous shading. Yep, Dawn's in for another rocky ride. I know we all despise her, but she really can't seem to catch a break.
There is nothing in the background to explain the shadow on the right side of Dawn's face. In fact, judging from her shadow on the bench, it should be on her left side. That's just creepy.
On the other hand, this strip could use a little Batman drama.Poor Joe is probably bored to death.
My WordVer today is "flytee." I love how WordVer can encapsulate for us in one word so very, very much.
Dawn (and Jim!)...so flighty.
So, if Jim doesn't pick up (Geez!), then what? Will Dawn go to Mary's condo for a late snack and platitudes? Will she wander down to THE PIER, where Jim will be brooding? Will Dawn then trip on some hokey coil of rope, causing Jim to selflessly save her and be traumatically cured of his phobia and angst? Will he then be subsequently cured of his infatuation of Dawn because he symbolically saved his sister?
I think the shadow (which really makes no sense otherwise) is an approaching person, and that person is Mary herself, called ineluctably by the call of meddling and come to tell Dawn... nothing much at all.
Well, even though the "Epic Adventures of Dawn" have now gotten to encyclopedic length... at least there's an interesting development in this 'Jim turns into a rageful maniac' volume. I just hope we're not still seeing how this plays out by the time Valentine's Day rolls around.
Maybe Wilbur can heal Jim by taking him fishing down at the pier, and then adopting him. Win-win-win! Jim will have his sister back sort of, Wilbur will have his son he wanted, and Dawn can remain "friends" with Jim since they will be brother and sister.
What have I gotten myself into? Apparently a screen door covered with flypaper.
Wanders, I think the second panel might be in the running for Panel of the Year! Although I'm not sure anything can beat Gina's humongous head in the clouds.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear what you have to say about Mary Worth. Just keep it clean, that's all I ask. This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY blog. I don't want to moderate comments, but I will if I have to.
Don't you just love it when Uncle Joe gets dramatic? All that ominous shading. Yep, Dawn's in for another rocky ride. I know we all despise her, but she really can't seem to catch a break.
ReplyDeleteAnd suddenly Dawn is Two-Face!
ReplyDeleteMy thought exactly As anonymous. Does that make Wilbur the Penguin?
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing in the background to explain the shadow on the right side of Dawn's face. In fact, judging from her shadow on the bench, it should be on her left side. That's just creepy.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, this strip could use a little Batman drama.Poor Joe is probably bored to death.
My WordVer today is "flytee." I love how WordVer can encapsulate for us in one word so very, very much.
ReplyDeleteDawn (and Jim!)...so flighty.
So, if Jim doesn't pick up (Geez!), then what? Will Dawn go to Mary's condo for a late snack and platitudes? Will she wander down to THE PIER, where Jim will be brooding? Will Dawn then trip on some hokey coil of rope, causing Jim to selflessly save her and be traumatically cured of his phobia and angst? Will he then be subsequently cured of his infatuation of Dawn because he symbolically saved his sister?
Can we then, finally, move on?!
From the looks of things, Dawn, you've gotten into Spider-man's web.
ReplyDeleteI think the shadow (which really makes no sense otherwise) is an approaching person, and that person is Mary herself, called ineluctably by the call of meddling and come to tell Dawn... nothing much at all.
ReplyDeleteWell, even though the "Epic Adventures of Dawn" have now gotten to encyclopedic length... at least there's an interesting development in this 'Jim turns into a rageful maniac' volume. I just hope we're not still seeing how this plays out by the time Valentine's Day rolls around.
ReplyDeletePay the piper candy striper,
ReplyDeleteGeez himself might just appear.
This IS serious; you're DELETERIOUS.
I know it must haunt you I like the pier?
Casablanca, Dry Lime, it's almost a crime.
You weren't supposed to interfere.
Wear a jumper, make pillows plumper.
This is how to VOLUNTEER.
Does anyone--especially a teenager--still say "pick up" the phone? Dawn, there's this thing called "texting." Just ask nurse Liza.
ReplyDeleteSome people are born tedious, others have tedium thrust upon them.
ReplyDeleteDawn wrote the tedi-dum handbook.
Yikes! It's the flesh-eating bacteria!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Santa,
Please bring Jim a prosthetic arm so he can use it to bat Dawn's helmet head like a baseball.
Dawn has apparently gotten herself into the mesh screen mask factory. What the heck?
ReplyDelete"Jim's mad because I have two arms. What's he going to be like when he finds out I have two faces??"
ReplyDeleteMaybe Wilbur can heal Jim by taking him fishing down at the pier, and then adopting him. Win-win-win! Jim will have his sister back sort of, Wilbur will have his son he wanted, and Dawn can remain "friends" with Jim since they will be brother and sister.
ReplyDeleteIf Jim doesn't "pick up" his cell phone, Dawn can take a lesson from Gina and hire that messenger service guy with the military-looking uniform.
ReplyDeleteWhat have I gotten myself into? Apparently a screen door covered with flypaper.
ReplyDeleteWanders, I think the second panel might be in the running for Panel of the Year! Although I'm not sure anything can beat Gina's humongous head in the clouds.
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