Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for October 12, 2015

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    Randy B Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Sort of a cross between a Pulcinella and a Harlequin?

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    mabrndt Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Once again, Richard posted a blog entry for just this strip.

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    Sisyphos  about 9 years ago

    Pangolin/Italian Renaissance clown: not all that much difference! The imagined clown-Alice in panel 2 is a masterpiece of Richard’s art!

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    cdward  about 9 years ago

    And here I always thought a pangolin was a stringed instrument.

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    More or Less Premium Member about 9 years ago

    I’m with dad.

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    Dani Rice  about 9 years ago

    Panteleon, I believe. (And maybe I even spelled it correctly.)

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    Ermine Notyours  about 9 years ago

    So if mom makes the pangolin costume, does that mean she’s working for “scale”?

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    MS72  about 9 years ago

    Pagliacci?

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    ChessPirate  about 9 years ago

    Don’t talk with your mouth full, Madeline! :-)

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    Randy B Premium Member about 9 years ago

    The cudgel is a characteristic of a Pulcinella. (The origin of the “Punch” character in Punch and Judy puppet shows.)

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