I read the panel as indicating Sparkle’s in the process of sitting down and has just lowered herself onto the couch. And that the artist wanted to position her in a slightly different posture than Junior, who is leaning forward to indicate that he is interested in the upcoming conversation and paying attention.
Or perhaps that he likes to watch the way Mysta walks across the room.
Okay, I haven’t been following too closely — I rarely do with the Minut Mysteries — but I’m throwing out a guess that the wet floor will be an important clue.
No, B.O. Plenty winning a famous car in a contest and then happening to stumble across Crop-top in the middle of recovering stolen loot— THAT is convenient. If you can buy the idea that this famous car exists in the Tracyverse and was raffled off by a comics convention, it makes perfect sense that there would be a newspaper story about it; and of course there would be a picture accompanying the article because newspapers like that kind of a snazzy visual.
I find it more unbelievable that Crop-top didn’t recognize the “Hat-mobile” when B.O. pulled up.
Which was an important plot point in “A Scandal In Bohemia.” Hah! I never guessed when I opened up “Doonesbury” this morning that I’d have an excuse to make a Sherlock Holmes reference!
Well, any time B.O. show’s his shaggy countenance you know we’re going to be veering off into High Corn Country. All you can do is buckle up, chum. Atomic Batteries to Power! Turbines to Speed!
I read the panel as indicating Sparkle’s in the process of sitting down and has just lowered herself onto the couch. And that the artist wanted to position her in a slightly different posture than Junior, who is leaning forward to indicate that he is interested in the upcoming conversation and paying attention.
Or perhaps that he likes to watch the way Mysta walks across the room.