Cornered by Mike Baldwin for December 18, 2021

It lacks a touch of “brilliance”.

A couple of dim bulbs

The lampshade was part of the farewell festivities for the Boss!!!

The afterlife of the party!

Oh, man. I’ve been to a couple of those parties.

…and this face all wrapped in face masks was for protection against viruses.

… and he would then be the light of the party.

Curses a-bound….checking to see the gauze of their deaths….

“King Tut, he’s my favorite Honky, buried with his monkey. Honky Tut.” Steve Martin.

The’re getting ready for mummy’s day.

Puts me in mind of this song by the Lucksmiths: https://youtu.be/W1aVuLUzTBA

This is why ghosts are sometimes called “shades.”

Now when I die, don’t think that I’m a nut, don’t want no fancy funeral, just one like old King Tut.

He gave his life for tourism.

I wonder where that cliché came from; I have, in fact, been in groups of inebriated people – perhaps even more than once – and I have never seen anyone with a lampshade on their head outside of cartoons and really old, really bad movies.

For Socrates it was a nightshade, not a lampshade.

Well, it was obviously before office Christmas parties …

Students who went to a party before a solemn college function, got quite inebriated, and the function with parents and professors attending, got pretty crazy.

Those Egyptians thought of everything.

Yeah both good and some really bad times.

Who are they mummyfying, Zaphod Beetlebrox?

This is brilliant!! I was actually going along with this until the third panel about sharing the socks.