I've spent a lot of my life screwing up my courage, and how I see that it also means the opposite, screwing things up. The good news is that the older we get the wiser.
I've subscribed to your blog and can't wait for the next one. You are too funny, the next Doonsbury. On another note, your work is difficult for me to read on my laptop, and impossible on my phone. I am going to try to create a video out of one of these strips for you, just a test. And if you go virile on You Tube you agree to buy me a bottle of something red... not Robitusin.
Such a lot of work screwing up one's courage. If only we had confidence to breeze in and take care of what we came in for! Great comic, Daisy!!
ReplyDeleteI've spent a lot of my life screwing up my courage, and how I see that it also means the opposite, screwing things up. The good news is that the older we get the wiser.
DeleteI've subscribed to your blog and can't wait for the next one. You are too funny, the next Doonsbury. On another note, your work is difficult for me to read on my laptop, and impossible on my phone. I am going to try to create a video out of one of these strips for you, just a test. And if you go virile on You Tube you agree to buy me a bottle of something red... not Robitusin.
ReplyDeleteOn page 1 the panel shapes remind me of Bernard Krigstein and Al Feldstein's "Master Race". Slicing up time into little vertical panels!
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