Wednesday doesn't have anything for you.

It was going to have more, but one of its Alphabetic Menagerie decided to act up just as it started to make the post. The "i" decided to grab something with its dot, and did not want to let go. Took fifteen minutes to incite it to release its grasp on whatever it was.


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So, the scariest one is still on the loose, I guess.

This might be a mistake, or this might be intentional, but Gwynn's eyes are back to normal.


Well, damn, someone is about to go through some drastic diet.

That was the first thing I noticed! She even had shades on in the ref link.

Argh. I did not notice that. Maybe Ozzid can help?

Oops, yeah, I think Pete forgot about her eyes. He WAS in a rush to get the strip out.

And yeah, I also noticed that Tabby wasn't caught. I still can't figure out if he thinks that he is being nice to the human that he inhabits, and doesn't realize that it is killing them, or that that is a bad thing. I was thinking that, but then in panel 2 when he is leaving, he has evil eyes.

It sucks that Gwynn missed him. Maybe he will turn around and come back after seeing what has happened to his friends? Gwynn poofed in supposedly in time to see him heading off.

Anyway, now that she is here, hopefully she will find the missing pages she needs.

Can Gwynn see non-manifesting demons when they're not in a host? I would like to think so, but I have no reason to believe she can.

At least Kiki understands why she's grounded. Mom's on the job. Auntie Gwynn? Whatever.

I doubt it, but Kiki can see Tabby, so I am pretty sure that Gwynn can as well. I don't think Tabby is invisible, just...odd-looking.


And I reread the first panel and realized that Tabby intends to come back to enjoy S'mores, so hopefully Gwynn just has to wait. Unfortunately, that means that someone else will lose their life. Sheesh.
I wonder if Tabby can possess anyone without discarding their insides...

I love the "poof" effect there.

I know, right? I was just admiring the subtle use of action and color while reading it again.

That 2nd last panel wasn't exactly subtle though ^^;

Sigh... yes, that was more "Kitten"/"Bloody living room" level.

It definitely got the point across.

We're introduced with him saying what he is doing is not fun "for the guy I'm possessing." He admits that letting the person he was possessing "go free" was just a ruse to escape using the skin-sack. I feel like it's all just one big performance for him, a way to have fun with how evil his possessing mechanism is.

Eyes "fixed" now. We stop pondering about it.

Aw. I was hopeful there.