Maybe now some answers will be forthcoming!
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Maybe now some answers will be forthcoming!
If you’d like to find out more about this latest locale, check out my blog at www.smearysoapboxpress.com…
Hmm. It can’t be can it? I hope it is, but it probably won’t be. I’ll have to keeping watching to find out for sure. Thanks for the great comic & the behind the scenes look at your process, Dale!
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If not answers, at least more questions…
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Took me a second glance to notice Emma in the window! I think Watusi may have some trouble ditching his new gal Friday! By the way, did you base Amis on anybody particular? He reminds me of that old character actor Frank Nelson (Often known for playing a salesman-type character who often said “Yesssssssss?” to Jack Benny or Lucille Ball).
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I started out using David Niven (as suave gentleman cat burglar), but the character has veered a bit away from that, both in looks and demeanor…
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I didn’t need the second glance to enjoy Emma’s glowering.
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Glad you caught that– she may turn out to be as stubborn as Watusi…
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boy that’s a pretty rich woman shopping in there! she’s wearing enough jewelry to open her own store!….billy
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Archibald’s Antiques attracts the cream of the well-to-do of Wonder Valley!
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I like that tile floor. While there is linoleum in that pattern, I’m sure that in Mr. Amis’s store, it’s individual ceramic tiles. It gives the place a touch of class.
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You’re right about the linoleum quality of that pattern– I guess I should have added more reflection to give a better sense of inlaid tile. Thanks for the helpful comment!
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That sounds relatively ominous… I can only hope… nah!!!
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