Maria's Day by John Zakour and Scott Roberts
- February 02, 2013
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By John Zakour (writer) & Scott Roberts (artist)
Maria is a kid who sees things her own way- and expects the world to see it her own way too! Her friend Joey is more practical. He helps keep her grounded, though that’s as easy as handling a Thanksgiving balloon in a hurricane. Sue is special and she knows it- better than anyone. She’s writing her autobiography now, but she’ll live it later. Bob takes things slower. Ms. Payne is their teacher- she enjoys her job, she truly does. She’d enjoy it even more without the students.
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Bruno Zeigerts said, 4 months ago
But … where are horns … fork tail and cloven hooves?
ghostkeeper said, 4 months ago
WHOA! Maria can be shocked?!?!?! Now I’M fainting!
Stella S said, 4 months ago
So, if Ms. Payne has a boyfriend, then there is no logical reason she tortures kids with tons of homework. Unless, she just enjoys torturing kids with lots of homework. She’s evil!!!
johnzakour
said, 4 months ago
Ms Payne gives the kids a normal amount of homework it’s just maria sees things differently.
phritzg
said, 4 months ago
Now Maria needs an entirely new strategy to reduce her homework assignments. Research may be on her side: “Although the research support for homework is compelling, the case against homework is popular. The End of Homework: How Homework Disrupts Families, Overburdens Children, and Limits Learning by Kralovec and Buell (2000), considered by many to be the first high-profile attack on homework, asserted that homework contributes to a corporate-style, competitive U.S. culture that overvalues work to the detriment of personal and familial well-being.”
comicsssfan said, 4 months ago
So she had a boyfriend all along. And he is named after a punch card thing.
Comic Minister said, 4 months ago
Now Ms. Payne has a boyfriend and Maria has fainted!
Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 4 months ago
@johnzakour
Right. The whole thing is seen through Maria’s viewpoint- which is nautrally a tad skewed.
LadyJ4 said, 4 months ago
Why is Maria’s mother standing on Maria’s head?
rekam
said, 4 months ago
@LadyJ4
She’s not. Look again and you’ll see that Maria is standing NEXT to her mother.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 4 months ago
If she does all of her homework well and fast she will get assigned more difficult homework. If she does it poorly she will assign more homework to help her get better. Moral? She can’t win either way.
Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 4 months ago
@LadyJ4
It’s called foreground and background. It’s something artists use to imitate real life, where everything isn’t really flat and all on one plane.
lightenup
said, 4 months ago
@Stella S
You forgot to use the sarcasm font, I think. :-)
YokohamaMama said, 4 months ago
@Thomas Scott Roberts
Some people just don’t have a sense of perspective.