Annie by Jay Maeder and Alan Kupperberg for March 13, 2010

I think those 2 gals are going to swindle the grandaughter out of her inheritance using Connie.

Then Connie will get swindled.

She jumped ship pretty fast!

GM,LS! Who am I today?

Margueritem

The answer can be found in Cul de Sac :-))

Good assomption stealth. I take a wait and see stand myself.

By the way, did I miss something on the bunker.

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Annie knows Connie is on that other boat? She has a good eye!

leakysqueaky712 said, about 8 hours ago

I think those 2 gals are going to swindle the grandaughter out of her inheritance using Connie.

Then Connie will get swindled.

I think the granddaughter has already been…disposed of.

And since I’m sure Oliver knows the old man (everyone in that stratum of society knows everyone else), I’m guessing he will be making an appearance and recognize (and be recognized by) Connie, whereupon sparks will fly.

Plotwise Annie is very difficult to follow sometimes…that whole “Blue Circle” continuity just got weirder and more expository as it went along. I hope this one doesn’t.

But one thing you can’t deny: this is a BEAUTIFULLY drawn strip. I mean just look at every frame of today’s comic. Each panel is perfect.

Returning so quick ? - I’d call that good “PACING”! Something sorely needed in another strip (here). filled with “text book” skills in repetition * …*

GM Marg, is you is Percy this morning?

MisngNOLA, yessir, I is.

Petersandy - I agree entirely. I love comics where the artist/creator takes their time to create a true piece of art. Much better than the ‘talking head’ comic culture that we see of late.

Morning, Anniephans!

You’ll see, Annie. You’ll see.