So, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch gutted it’s 2 comics pages down ro a half page and they dropped BCN. It was the only paper remotely near me that carried it (I’m a comics collector). I’m not a happy camper. I know I can still read it here, but my collection won’t be the same without my favorite cats.
Thomios: Hi, Trev. We’re holding a Bon Voyage banquet in honor of the Japanese Delegation, and were wondering if the pizza trees were in bloom.
Trevor-Hotep: You’re in luck. The thin crust pizzas are ready for harvest, and I think some of the deep dish flowers are ready for picking as well. Of course, the cracker crust pizzas are always available.
Puckmosis: Great! Sue Chef is preparing toppings for us. Do you have any sauce plants to go with it?
Trevor-Hotep: Yep. There are tomato ready for picking, and some pesky pesto plants as well.
Beatrixia: Those pesto plants do have a bit of an attitude, don’t they?
Thomios: We have the makings of a great banquet. You can come, can’t you, Trev?
Trevor-Hotep: Wouldn’t miss it.
Puckmosis: Alright, let’s get picking!
Sometime Later
Beatrixia: I think I heard giggling in the background, but it sounded like more than four voices.
Puckmosis: I think the Procurers are introducing Nezumi-San to the best procurement places around.
Another cliffhanger! Based on panel two, she definitely knows what she’s doing. I’m hoping this is more akin to actual wizardry than financial wizardry, but we shall find out.
Author Jim Butcher has said that every writer wants to do at least one heist story. He did his, I did mine so I tend to agree. Maybe it’s time for Georgia’s. With two members of the board of the Quinn Foundation at the table, I doubt the Woman is planning much of a heist unless it involves a clever mortgage involving grants for historical houses, but the pets and the Robber Mice are all in.
All they need to do is find out where all of the money is hidden in the house. Everyone knows that is what “old people” do. So many stories about things hidden in the walls and attics.
We’ve only go one page here and two of them are so poorly drawn and not funny that they don’t count. Maybe we should start a Keep the Comics movement. God knows we need them these days!!
McColl34 Premium Member about 2 years ago
A heist! Is this going to be a heist story? I love those!
Okay, probably not, but a great idea, Puck!
Catlover12 about 2 years ago
What are you hiding woman!?
deadheadzan about 2 years ago
Nothing like a heist to liven things up…… but did the Woman find something in those numbers to make her optimistic?
Sue Ellen about 2 years ago
Poor, Elvis. Still stuck in the bedroom.
Robin Harwood about 2 years ago
Is the plan to buy the house doomed, or will The Woman’s “other way” succeed? Answers on a postcard, please.
DennisinSeattle about 2 years ago
Small down payment negotiated with the foundation?
Bill Thompson about 2 years ago
Have the house declared a historical site?
Maizing about 2 years ago
I’m baffled.
markwillman4 about 2 years ago
So, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch gutted it’s 2 comics pages down ro a half page and they dropped BCN. It was the only paper remotely near me that carried it (I’m a comics collector). I’m not a happy camper. I know I can still read it here, but my collection won’t be the same without my favorite cats.
WelshRat Premium Member about 2 years ago
Househanger!
Ruth Brown about 2 years ago
I like the way you think, Puck.
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 2 years ago
They can do it? How?
I AM CARTOON LADY! about 2 years ago
Cat burglars!
emiesty Premium Member about 2 years ago
I like seeing where Georgia hides her name and date. Today: Panel 1.
JDP_Huntington Beach about 2 years ago
So, Danny Ocean had two sisters? Looks like the gangs getting back together!
Miss Mina about 2 years ago
Excellent idea, Puck!
Bartholomew A. Cat would love to help. He’s quite the little thief. Albert’s Man has taken to calling him “John Robie”.
Kitty Katz about 2 years ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
At the Cosmos Nursery
Thomios: Hi, Trev. We’re holding a Bon Voyage banquet in honor of the Japanese Delegation, and were wondering if the pizza trees were in bloom.
Trevor-Hotep: You’re in luck. The thin crust pizzas are ready for harvest, and I think some of the deep dish flowers are ready for picking as well. Of course, the cracker crust pizzas are always available.
Puckmosis: Great! Sue Chef is preparing toppings for us. Do you have any sauce plants to go with it?
Trevor-Hotep: Yep. There are tomato ready for picking, and some pesky pesto plants as well.
Beatrixia: Those pesto plants do have a bit of an attitude, don’t they?
Thomios: We have the makings of a great banquet. You can come, can’t you, Trev?
Trevor-Hotep: Wouldn’t miss it.
Puckmosis: Alright, let’s get picking!
Sometime Later
Beatrixia: I think I heard giggling in the background, but it sounded like more than four voices.
Puckmosis: I think the Procurers are introducing Nezumi-San to the best procurement places around.
OneGirlTwoCats about 2 years ago
A. Subscribe to a further away paper and have it mailed. B. The BCN books are numerous and available on Amazon.
Shirley Kabet Premium Member about 2 years ago
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: There Will Be A Reckoning.
cat19632001 about 2 years ago
Lupin’s still got his Hat of Adventure right there on the table, ready to Crime.
rs0204 Premium Member about 2 years ago
OT:
Katzen1415 about 2 years ago
Another cliffhanger! Based on panel two, she definitely knows what she’s doing. I’m hoping this is more akin to actual wizardry than financial wizardry, but we shall find out.
ekw555 about 2 years ago
perhaps the Robber Mice gang can pretend to be an entire infestation of rodents and make the sellers accept a smaller offer “just to get rid of it”.
ikini Premium Member about 2 years ago
The changes in expressions between panels 2 and 3! Especially Lupin’s. And Puck appears to be clutching his mic in both paws in the last panel.
rs0204 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Elvis’s 11?
diskus Premium Member about 2 years ago
Hmm kitty heist.
ladykat about 2 years ago
With cat-like tread upon our foes we steal
Silently, not on the raging sea
No sound at all, you never hear a purr
A fly’s foot fall would be distinctly heard! (with apologies to Gilbert & Sullivan)
MrsDearhouse37 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Sorry to disappoint you, Pucky, but you can’t pay for people dwellings with stolen ravioli.
scyphi26 about 2 years ago
So…Georgia’s Eleven, then? If you count all the cats, I’m pretty sure you’d get eleven altogether…
The Wolf In Your Midst about 2 years ago
“Everyone, face-down on the floor! I have a cat and I’m not afraid to use it!”
mistercatworks about 2 years ago
That’s the way my retirement plans are working. I can just about afford to live in the wonderful Santa Barbara I remember – in 1972!
marilynnbyerly about 2 years ago
Author Jim Butcher has said that every writer wants to do at least one heist story. He did his, I did mine so I tend to agree. Maybe it’s time for Georgia’s. With two members of the board of the Quinn Foundation at the table, I doubt the Woman is planning much of a heist unless it involves a clever mortgage involving grants for historical houses, but the pets and the Robber Mice are all in.
mistercatworks about 2 years ago
Unless it’s a time travel heist …
scaeva Premium Member about 2 years ago
Remember, no plan survives contact with reality.
John9 about 2 years ago
All they need to do is find out where all of the money is hidden in the house. Everyone knows that is what “old people” do. So many stories about things hidden in the walls and attics.
jemelvin about 2 years ago
We’ve only go one page here and two of them are so poorly drawn and not funny that they don’t count. Maybe we should start a Keep the Comics movement. God knows we need them these days!!
Solarbear Premium Member about 2 years ago
Maybe they can form a nonprofit organization to buy the house, as a historic restoration project.
coffeeturtle about 2 years ago
Yes Puck! She is!
The entire housing market is a heist!
:^)
SheMc about 2 years ago
& The little kitty said, “I think I can!!!!”
asrialfeeple about 2 years ago
The great bank robberies start at the top and are legal.
https://tenor.com/view/kikis-delivery-service-anime-ghibli-kiki-kiki-the-witch-gif-16932572
knight1192a about 2 years ago
Slick signature and date, Georgia.
Taracinablue about 2 years ago
Puck seems to be down for a heist, lol
Megan.naughton Premium Member about 2 years ago
Pucky is covering up the mic as he whispers. Hahaha
DM2860 about 2 years ago
I keep thinking “The plans of cats and men often go awry”
Laurie Stoker Premium Member about 2 years ago
I don’t know, Puck. It’s kind of hard to steal a house.