Freaked me out, too, and I had been warned. Comic strips should stay still. If they start doing this in the actual newspaper, I will have to stop subscribing.
I was sort of amused. But then being warned I was open to expecting something. If I hadn’t been expecting it I might have noticed the slight movement and started in on a “WTF” hunt for whatever it was that I swear I thought I saw move.
It adds a human element, in the same way this touching and poignant comic affects our lives.
Really though, WTF is this? I thought comics were supposed to be funny.
Me too, and thanks for the laugh.
I used to like this strip, but not any more.
Also, funnies are supposed to be either mildly humorous or say something about the human condition. Most do neither. Dondi should be strangled or shredded, for just one example…
I don’t know if I can handle comics looking back at me–but I will say that I wish Calvin and Hobbes would come back quasi-animated!
Check the archives on the FBOFW site, and you’ll also see animations such as a background character gliding through a checkout line, a pin wiggling in Elly’s mouth, Liz counting on her fingers, Liz’s cat playing with a fuzzy toy, and a basketball leaving April’s hands to swish through a hoop.
Well, I don’t read it myself, but this guy at work keeps me posted on how Mary Worth has evidently been given over to giggling stoners to write. I mean, first the stalker, then the ambiguous stalker-over-the-cliff, and now she’s going back to 'Nam? We think she’s going to find her half-Vietnamese love child there.