This comic strip is a view of the world as seen through the dirty glasses of a boy named Wally. He's a bit of a loner, a bit of a daydreamer and he has a bit of an attitude. Armed with his trusty pen, he fills his sketchbooks with scribbles and doodles forming a potpourri of ideas he entitles "Nothing is not Something." With this collection, he hopes one day to become a world-famous artist, or at the very least, a cartoonist, the drunken-uncle of the art world.
At this point, "Nothing is not Something" does not appear in any newspapers, in any city, in any country, on any planet, in any universe. That's because Wally doesn't want to be "owned" by "The Man." That's his story and he's sticking to it.
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Paul Rozeboom
said, 5 months ago
I know it’s not funny if you have to explain it, but somebody please explain it. Thanx
cdward said, 5 months ago
@Paul Rozeboom
More sad than funny. Retail is all about the next big sale, the next push to force people into buying what they neither want nor need. This strip simply says they are once again pushing ahead the Christmas sale dates to the absurd. In other words, like politics these days, when election season is never over, retail would have you believe that Christmas shopping is never over.
Patricia Lyke said, 5 months ago
You have had to work in retail to really get this one. Or had a famiy member who does. It is ironically funny.
cbrsarah said, 5 months ago
The first in the window is the first year, the second is two years later. (I think.)