Liō is (figurative) already in hot water.
Shouldn’t that be a Scottish kid?
(Mc & Cheese, get it? oh, well)
I just love Mark Tatulli’s artwork, especially the color stuff!
Lio probably tastes much better than Hansel and Gretel!
That witch has no idea what’s she’s in for. If she were smart, she’d make a run for it.
The idea that witches have green skin (Wizard of Oz) and eat children (Hansel & Gretel) come together.
Wow! How did Lio get himself into that Cup-a-Kid?! Did some evil subsidiary of Ramen Noodles or of Soylent Green capture and can (cup) him?
I pity the witch! Maybe she’ll be able to get her money back from the vendor….
“I pity the witch!”
Why? In spite of repeated rejection by the girl he loves, he’s still not bitter.
As featured in that famous cookbook ‘To Serve Man’.
May 14, 2021
April 14, 2020
Templo S.U.D. about 7 years ago
Liō is (figurative) already in hot water.
Bilan about 7 years ago
Shouldn’t that be a Scottish kid?
(Mc & Cheese, get it? oh, well)
TossedSaladCartoon about 7 years ago
I just love Mark Tatulli’s artwork, especially the color stuff!
Godfreydaniel about 7 years ago
Lio probably tastes much better than Hansel and Gretel!
newyorkslim about 7 years ago
That witch has no idea what’s she’s in for. If she were smart, she’d make a run for it.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 7 years ago
The idea that witches have green skin (Wizard of Oz) and eat children (Hansel & Gretel) come together.
Sisyphos about 7 years ago
Wow! How did Lio get himself into that Cup-a-Kid?! Did some evil subsidiary of Ramen Noodles or of Soylent Green capture and can (cup) him?
I pity the witch! Maybe she’ll be able to get her money back from the vendor….
gammaguy about 7 years ago
“I pity the witch!”
Why? In spite of repeated rejection by the girl he loves, he’s still not bitter.
chris_weaver about 7 years ago
As featured in that famous cookbook ‘To Serve Man’.