I know that it’s predictable but I’m holding out for the heartwarming part where she thanks her and tells her that she’s less scared of clowns because of her.
The Clown Car to Trojan Horse comparison holds a bit more water than you might think. Just like the horse, the only reason clown cars can fit that many people inside is because it’s mostly hollow. Seriously, aside from the wheel and pedals they’re EMPTY.
Well that is a damn good shower thought in your caption text, Joe
McBell trying to find that road to the right track!
…Now let’s see how she manages to screw it up.
Back when everyone’s major worry was getting rabies from a dinosaur bite.
I know that it’s predictable but I’m holding out for the heartwarming part where she thanks her and tells her that she’s less scared of clowns because of her.
Based solely on her character design, I’m guessing she’s going to become a clown.
Or a Dark Helmet cosplayer
The next chapter is a time skip 20 years later. Turns out this whole story was a prelude to the little girl becoming a clown.
Wrong. It’s obviously a time travel loop due to new teleportation tech going wrong. She’s actually a young McBell.
Which probably means Maggie is an older McBell repeating the same loop. It’s McBells all the way down.
Haha Mcbell, you’re never too young to be made to feel old by a toddler
The Trojan Horse was much bigger than an ordinary horse. It is utterly unsurprising that twenty Greeks could fit inside.
I think that is the only difference between the Trojan Horse and a clown car.
The Clown Car to Trojan Horse comparison holds a bit more water than you might think. Just like the horse, the only reason clown cars can fit that many people inside is because it’s mostly hollow. Seriously, aside from the wheel and pedals they’re EMPTY.
We don’t really know anything about McBell’s childhood, do we?
Are her parents still around? They didn’t show up at the trial.
The old days, back when you could skateboard without getting arrested.
“I’ve sorta blocked out most of my childhood memories”
HMMMM, THAT TENDS TO BE A BAD SIGN FOR ONE’S MENTAL HEALTH
You draw like Bill Watterson when he do Calvin and Hobbs! I really like it! And the story is great too!
This feels like a very John Allison punchline to me. (Not at all a bad thing.)