Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for December 22, 2017

“Something else to do with my hands.”

I know what you’re thinking. Stop. Get your mind out of the gutter. This is a kid’s comic.

The fact that Marigold’s mane is always behind her horn is explained as magic. I’m wondering if it causes problems when someone tries to touch it.

Well, at least Phoebe isn’t grading Marigold’s mane while wearing mittens; that’d be a very tedious task.

There are so many things kids could be doing and learning if only the phones weren’t consuming so much of their time and attention.

This is like getting me away from video games because…well, UNICORN!

I wouldn’t think the problem would so much be with her hands but the lack of content that didn’t constantly change every few seconds. Without the mental stimulation, she’d feel perpetually bored.

Smarthphones are an illuminati invention so you don’t have to think for yourself (=P)

I still treasure the strip where Marigold says she still wants to be friends with Phoebe even after giving up her wish for friendship, and Phoebe’s line “I’ll wash the tears and snot out of your mane later.” So this is making good with interest.

I still treasure the strip where Marigold says she still wants to be friends with Phoebe even after giving up her wish for friendship, and Phoebe’s line “I’ll wash the tears and snot out of your mane later.” So this is making good with interest.

I’m a finger-twiddler, too. That’s why I knit.

Where’s today’s strip?