The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for October 14, 2024

I wonder if Mother Gargle being here right now is one of those nightmares.

And there it is

He dreams of you, old witch.

One of His dreams came true the seahag came to visit

With Mother Gargoyle around, having “nightmares” is just the ….. starting point!!!!!

;-)

His worst nightmare is you moving in. Second is the fact that you’re there so much.

Sigh

Only when you visit.

sweet dreams aren’t made of this…

Brutus’ scathing remark went unnoticed. I’m tired – of mother Gargle.

well, since it’s gonna be a dream. He may dream that you went somewhere really far away from his home. :D

Mother Gargle needs some prescription pharmaceuticals to improve her attitude in general and our hero in particular.

Now there’s the real witchy poo! ☺️

You old battle axe, maybe his nightmare was you being here on a Monday? If it wasn’t his nightmare, it will be tonight.

I’ve been dreaming of camp fires in the mountains.

And you are probably the star of those nightmares……..

I bet the nightmares started with your arrival, Mother Gargoyle!!

It’s knowing she will be across the breakfast table in the morning.

If his dreams came true…..you wouldn’t be around any more.

Got to admit I was shocked, did those words really come out of her mouth? Might have known she had an ulterior motive.

Looking at Gladys in the last panel makes my back ache. How can she be comfy like that?

If she’s the last thing he sees before going to sleep it’s pretty certain the nightmares will continue.

Argh!

Mother Gargle seems to have gone from just plain mean to straight-up evil.

She sure spends a lot of time in that house, misery loves company.

I wish our Brutus a nightmare free sleep and to wake with a smile. I can dream too.☺️

That your hair had snakes coming out of it?

B***h.

Grrrrr…..

And I bet you’re in every one of them!

I’m guessing Mother G is the long lost twin sister of The Wicked Witch of the West.

I can just hear this morning’s conversation:

Brutus: “Mother Gargle, I had a terrible nightmare last night.”

MG: “Oh? Tell me about it.”

Brutus: "Well, first you . . . "