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Working Daze

John Zakour and Scott Roberts

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Working Daze

By John Zakour and Scott Roberts

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Recent Comments

about 10 hours ago on Working Daze

Happily, other readers like and appreciate the sound effect.
about 10 hours ago on Working Daze

And that the internet brings out the harsh critic in many of us, along with the free insults that we probably wouldn’t be used face to face. ‘Worst onomatopoeia ever’ doesn’t read as confusion, so much as “I’ve graded you and I’ve decided for all of us that you failed.”
As I say, it seems to be a symptom of the internet age. Tact and diplomacy make way for out and out putdowns.
about 19 hours ago on Working Daze

There are some new theories about cave paintings. Included are the suggestion that prehistoric humans did not live in the caves, but that they were primitive galleries, and even entertainment centers. The latter idea came from cave pairings that appeared to be painted over, but left under layers still visible. These were initially thought to be corrections, or simply new art using old space. But someone ran a light past them, and found that they appeared to move. The different layers of paint gave the illusion of animation. They might have been the very first movies.
about 20 hours ago on Working Daze

Did they use that one?
about 20 hours ago on Working Daze

Johnny Hart used to make up sound affects all the time. This is a WD wound effect. And those who sit in judgement and declare it bad may suggest their own.
2 days ago on Working Daze

Prior to photography, artists painted selfies.
2 days ago on Working Daze

They both have dark hair colored solid black in the strip. Neither one has her personality.
3 days ago on Working Daze

She referred to Rita as ‘That lady.’ She’s no relation or connection. Comics readers seem to think that all characters with similar personalities or traits must be related. Are all members of a real life family the same?
3 days ago on Working Daze

Rat is in the pantry helping himself to Pig’s snacks.
4 days ago on Working Daze

Only today, while reading comments, do I notice a coloring mistake…

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