Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for April 05, 2017

“Run, old hare, run! If I’s an old hare, I’d run too!”

That joke is older than I thought.

Don’t drop the soap… or that bunny. Always be on guard against a man in a trenchcoat approaching you from behind.

152 years old drawing? If I’m doing the math in my head correctly.

Two magician’s healing hands over the levitating bunny. Under their hats in the Sahara Desert.

What? You’ve never seen two one-armed men levitating a bunny before?

It is a hare raising tale.

They had prepared squirrel the night before, then they had prepared bunny that following night..

ERP… I think I’m gonna be ill.

…but is it either 1865 or a bunny?…

….I saw this same gag on Frazz…

…Bunn E. Carlos finds this amusing…

…after you shoot the rabbit you twist its head off and gut it…

…" I want some hasenpfeffer"…

…that’s not where you pet your pet rabbit…

…Thumper went the same way as Bambi’s mom…

…5th grade art will always be 5th grade art…

No, NO, NO!

Not the BUNNY!

(…sobbing…)

Weird Woodcuts [I think that’s what it is] of 1865!

In the era of the War Between the States, a.k.a. “Civil” War, with its hundreds of thousands of human casualties, only kindly captive Confederate Captain Curtshanks, backed by rogue duster-wearing nightrider Jesse, would stoop to aid a fallen bunny.

There’s probably an incipient Aesop’s Fable lurking in that material.

Rest easy, Sr. Teresa of the Perpetual Lame; your conscience (such as it is) need not be troubled! I have deftly glossed over any naughty bits you may have imagined seeing in this outstanding work of moralizing art!

BYE bye bunnie so long

Head Chef of the Roadkill Cafe selecting ingredients for today’s Lapin A La Cocotte !

Three more subscribers have jumped off the train to Froglandia. Don’t worry, Teresa. They weren’t worthy. The rest of us aren’t worthy, either, but we’re enjoying the ride as long as you let us huddle in the corner of in an empty boxcar with enough food and water to sustain life.

Lots of scrolling, you bet!

The William Henry Letters by Abby Morton Diaz

https://jupiter.ai/books/KjoK/

Fables of the Reconstruction?

Wow. An explanation. That’s a rarity. I wonder what prompted it?

Something seems different about Teresa’s work lately. I can’t put my finger on it. It’s still a surprise every day. That’s what I appreciate a lot. It’s like the grab bag of the comics.