Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for January 27, 2013

I knew Annie was young, but she’s a little girl?

Randayn — We hardly ever see any other humans portrayed, especially not standing next to Annie….

But the description over on the right —→says she’s a “young girl.”I’ve always taken her for 8 or 9-ish.

I loved how her ponytail reacted to Chesney’s voice.

she did not seem that small when she was trying to sell cookies/baked goods. or w/ the banana reunification.(Jan 10 & Jan 14)she was shorter than the adults shown, but not knee high like she is to the teacher.

Annie is a little girl, and Chesney is a Samuri Warrior! :-D

It’s a wonderfully funny and insightful comic about those beautiful creatures we know as cats. Why pick apart all of the nuances of the strip? Just enjoy it >^.^.<

Chesney will do anything to be center of attention. Love him!!!

This is an excellent comic strip. Chill out peeps! ;-)

Wait,Annie is a child,and there are no adults around her…How does she pay her bills abd her school?

annie’s hair poofs up just like a cats tail.

Graham, you outdid yourself on this one. Every strip has me ROTFLMAO or tugging on my heart (Mother’s Day, Oliver following Annie to her Grandparents house, etc.), but this one is one of your best. Your kitties have their counterparts in my crew – Vito = Oliver, Mr. Butts = Chesney, Stinker = Lily, Midnight = Mr. Soames, Orangie = Bluebell. Thanks again for the best strip around.

Ten Cats rock…! i think the sizes vary according to one’s outook and so when annie is puffed up with pride in her kitties she feels and seems larger… ..

Graham…. it doesn’t matter at all.Cartoons are allowed special perspective.

Cartoon characters don’t have to pay bills, either.

How do Rat and Pig pay their rent? Mickey and Minnie?

Cartoon physics.