Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for July 04, 2016

What an epic adventure! Wicked Wicket and the beautiful cat maiden that he uses for his own FOWL purpose! Soon all will be revealed.

I like owls….cats too. Mice, not so much.

Wow!!! That’s all I can say – Wow!!!

I love sweet coughnotsocough little Tommy. He is so worried for her. That is adorable. And this promises to be a great story.

Mustaches have a purpose. They placate certain wives.

Even the steam from Lupin’s coffee looks as angry as he does that someone would try to hurt their extended family.

Can’t type! Too excited! omg this is EPIC! (but you probably meant that, Georgia! lol)! And I’ve already spied what I think is a detail that is making this even more EPIC! eeeeeeeeee!

Just went back to review the love story in this light! Wow! Georgia, they are going to be studying your work in college literature classes! Your storyline, subtext, theme development is simply awesome. I know writers who would do something Wicket for your ability.

What I really want to know is, why would mention of the Golden Mouse trap Wicked?

Love this!

Personally, I’m on the side of the owl. But it’s still a cute storyline.

[Gasp!] Thrilling, just thrilling.

This is a lot better than most TV!!!

Since it’s the Fourth of July, here’s the appropriate strip from the website: http://www.gocomics.com/breaking-cat-news/2015/02/02

Up to now I have believed this strip to be an accurate rendition of daily life in Georgia’s household. But when I see mice with swords I begin to suspect that Georgia is … How can I put this politely? Let us say “embellishing reality from her over-active imagination.” I’m afraid I am finding it hard to believe this story to be completely true.

Of course she is embellishing….this is a cartoon, of course. I don’t know her personally, but suspect that she has an abundance of love for all creatures. Check out her “other” life, complete with woodland animal drawings, and some of the photos she shares, which often include an owl or two in ceramic or fabric form

I like this.

From the POV of mice, an owl would be the representative of Evil, Death from the Sky. This is their history as handed down over many generations (figure 25 years for mice would be close to a dozen or more generations, or several hundred years compared to human life spans). Thus the “medieval” look of the tapestry. Of course, from the owl’s POV, he’s just trying to get a meal…Wicket does seem to be a rogue and a user, though!

I’m remembering the Christmas strip where the robber mice were seen as evil by Puck since they stole his toy. Revenge was plotted but the result was friendship between the mice and cats! Now I’m wondering if we’ll see something like that with the owl…

Ooooo, I hope not. That Wicket is wicked.