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It's easy to get wrapped up in your problems when you're alone. Hopelessly, miserably, forever alone.

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You know that unsettled and anxious feeling you have when you stand on top of a cliff without a guardrail or look down the center of a tall flight of stairs? A friend once explained to me that it wasn't because you were afraid of falling... it was because you were afraid you might jump! There's a part of your subconscious brain that wants you to back away so that you don't try anything stupid. And Wilbur is especially stupid so he must be especially unsettled and anxious.

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A Godsend, I tell you, an absolute Godsend... for those who don't believe in God:

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Interviewing survivors of horrible disasters wasn't real life. That was just silly stuff.

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Can any of us remember a single instance when Mary changed her perspective? Maybe she means, "Whenever I start to doubt myself or my opinions, I come here and change my perspective. I always come away from here more sure of myself than ever."

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What a great idea, Mary. Overlooking the lights of Santa Royale, staring into the abyss, surrounded by dozens of couples holding hands and kissing, with only you for company, Wilbur is sure to feel tons better.

Not everyone at Lookout Point finds peace:

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Wilbur Weston lost in thought. I can only guess how easy it is to get lost in Wilbur's brain.

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And they will be together forever because now they are ZOMBIES!

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For those who'd like wallpaper for their computer monitor like Wilbur's, you're welcome:

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Wow! Karen Moy has really set herself up with a new challenge! Instead of the nearly impossible task of telling a story two panels a day, she's doubled down and is telling two stories with just one panel each day! The next three months are going to be AMAZING!

And June Brigman's forced perspective in panel 2 harkens back to Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." And we all know how Harlan and Dawn feel about Leonardo Da Vinci.