The Comic Strip That Has A Finale Every Day by John "Scully" Scully for July 24, 2019
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Transcript:
Thanks to the Readers of "The Comic Strip that has a Finale Every Day!" This is the last strip! It's been a great run! Tomorrow: Goodbye again!
The Tale of the Giant Frog Creature from Outer Space (Ep #21) :
The rebel team move further into the snake territory, and climb upon the Snake mountain that overlooks the Hissylake bay and gives a good view of a lot of the surrounding areas. They are shocked to see the sight before them. The mosquito creatures had built a dam to make the Hissybay waters stagnant, and were using it as a breeding ground. The Hissybay was now full of their eggs and larvae!
“Good grief!” exclaimed the scout Scott Frog, “If we don’t put an end to this, then we’re all doomed!”
“But the snake territory is a very large continent, with lots of swamps and water bodies. There may be several giant mosquito creature breeding grounds in them by now, and they may build more! How on Bribbitt are we going to track and destroy them all in time?”, says Corporal Crugs.
“I dunno, Crugs, we’ll transmit this information to our rebel base. Looks like this giant mosquito menace is going to get worse in the coming days!”
Back at the rebel base, Dr. Frogenstein and others are in an urgent meeting on receiving this information. They’re trying to plan a proper strategy to counter the rising threat of the giant mosquito creatures, the snake creatures who have infiltrated thr froggy lands as they’re massacred and driven away from their own lands by the mosquito creatures, and dealing with their own crazy democratically elected dictator through their rebellion.
“When problems come, they come all at once”, sighed Dr. Frogenstein. “We rebelled at a bad time, but there was no other way. And now, we’ve got to simultaneously deal with two other threats.”
“Okay, frogs”, says Gen. Brekk, who was silent throughout the meeting, “Let’s do this for our froglands, let’s do this for our families, let’s do this to save our planet from these fiendish aliens. Most of all, let’s do this ourselves, and to save our poor posteriors! Glory to the frogs!”
And all the frogs shout in unison, “Glory to the frogs!”