Endtown by Aaron Neathery for February 24, 2012

Dittos don’t like to be stepped on.There must be some intelligence working here behind the scenes.

I steped in a cow pie once and felt the same reaction. Blessed BE

They’ve been shown the arrow of their ways When he tried stepping on for a ride But Dittos or some other way it plays: They’re willing to let it slide =|====/ Level Head Vote for Endtown 2.0 And for Doc Rat, too The Endtown Forum

cant wait to see who are the dittos boss

nice way to show them the way a moving arrow

OH MY GOD THE PAINT’S ALIVE! QUICK MARTHA, GET THE SPOON!

I’m noticing a suspicious lack of the former captain

We don’t need a blow dryer – we got all weekend to watch it dry.

Black Arrow (to the tune of White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane) One plague made Gustine larger The same made Holly small But for some like Al and Sparkplug It doesn’t do anything at all Don’t ask Blackie: She’s still six feet tall And if you go chasing arrows On an airship in the sky Tell ‘em that mutant-faking apparitions Saved you when you planned to die ’Cause Blackie Was fooled by a lie When the gang of Topsiders Ganged up to take your very brain But they all had some kind of vision Something you can’t yet explain While old Blackie Went quite insane Confronted by Topsiders She seemed to lose her head And the Topsider missile program Was what she used to head! Remember what the ‘Sider said: "You’re all dead!" “You’re all dead!” =|====/ Level Head Vote for Endtown 2.0 And for Doc Rat, too The Endtown Forum

i can actually imagine grace slick singing your latest synopsis! well wrtten indeed!

I still think Sparkplug has something to do with this.

@evancp8 Flask was skulking behind the party yesterday, she’s probably following rather than being left behind…. but no longer being leader will feel bad to our Blackie.

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Don’t tread on me, er… us. ;-)

Holly’s waitress uniform does need a little cleaning.

No big deal here. Petey knows all about dittos.

And the countdown to Monday begins: M minus 64 hrs and counting….

Somehow I doubt it is Sparkplug. He spent so much time around the dittos, but never saw them as anything but an enemy. I question whether he could make the intellectual leap needed to control them – especially since he was nuts.

But I thought Wally & Co. were dead, so I’ve been wrong before! LOL

Mention of Munchkins, moving arrows straight out of Disney’s Alice … What next? Captain Hook or Mr. Smee sailing the ship?

Quick, Henry, Get The Flit!http://louderfunier.blogspot.com/2010/11/quick-henry-get-flit.htmlMaybe the scavenger airship is where dittos are made

Sparkplug indubitably! I aien’t been right yet, but the dittos might have given him a soft landing. And he went over to the “dark” side if you will. The dittos are living pixals with their beady little eyeballs!

Something happened to Sparkplug when he was hanging off of Gustine that seemed to clear his mind. The last words he said before he fell were “I’m sorry”. I think if he survived that fall he’s now got his wits about him, and has made peace with the dittoes, and maybe even has found a way to communicate with and collaborate with them. If this is the case the topsiders may have a very formidable new enemy…

I don’t think Tinkerbell ever had that good a right cross.

You break it, you’ve bought it. So watch your step.

It’s a giant pointer, but who’s controlling the mouse?

That was an arrow escape.

wet paint?

Anyone else notice that Endtown is one of only three “G” rated comics in the top 100? Out of the three, only Endtown has a truly adult storyline.Aaron is bringing some class to the neighborhood!

Ok, looking at the maze of big containers here, I do have to admit that a normal balloon and gondola wouldn’t be able to keep all of this aloft. I’m betting that whoever is flying this boat is using a hot-airbag of holding.

Awwww, man! Now we have till Monday! Shoot! Darn!

The meaning of the arrow: Endtown’s way out.

25 more hours….

While we’re waiting, let’s have a sing-song.I love Endtown, Endtown sure is great.The reason that I love Endtown is ‘cause it’s really great.If anybody don’t agree, I’ll tell it to them straight:You’d better start to read Endtown, because it’s really great.

By the way, there are only a few days remaining for nominating in the Ursa Major Awards. Nominations close on Feb 29. http://www.ursamajorawards.org/nominations/Make sure Endtown gets in the ballot for BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL.It’s a bit more involved than voting on the Best Webcomics. You have to register and than insert a key code that you will receive by e-mail. The good news is you only have to do it once, and the ballot can’t be stuffed by tricks. It’s worth it, for Aaron’s sake. Nominate, to get Endtown on the ballot. Then in March, vote for it.