Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for May 13, 2010

Danae - ask Victoria.

Read a book.

So am I Lucy. Danae can be quite exausting, can she?

@ Wiley…YOU asking?

Danae has lost her imagination? Is she growing out of that stage of her childhood? No, no, she will get her second wind!?

Pre-teen hormones beginning to stir?

Breaking the fourth wall in the third panel ?

I vote she joins the Grrrl scouts .

Why doesn’t she hook up with Lio and cause some mayhem?

Ms Danae Goes To Washington

You are missing the point - she is saying “Don’t try to cheer me up, I want to be miserable!”

I highly doubt that Wiley is suffering from writer’s block guys… I think there’s more to this than meets the eye… :)

When’s the last time you robbed a train, Danae?

Capt. Eddy!! To the rescue!!!!!!!!

How about meeting up with the alien again and tool around outer space?

you start giving ideas, and i bet she’ll say “neah, don’t wanna do that.”

Wiley - do you mean we are all lame brains? Tsk, tsk.

The only time I don’t need my meds are when Danae or Capt Eddy are featured. Otherwise Wiley can drive me stark raving wild.

Wiley, so far it would seem that you are working outside your brain then.

Out pen and have at it. But a time warp (where’s that physics nerd when you need him) visit to the Okeefenokee Swamp and its denizens would be fun for this aging boomer. Look forward, Wiley, to your daily offering. (Not real thrilled, though, with the glue the Chinese used on your 2010 daily calendar pad.)

reminds me of myself as a kid. being a tomboy surrounded by sisters was very frustrating. I wanted to go have an “adventure” and all mom wanted to do was play with my barbie-dolls……..ugh

I grew up and played with airplanes instead

Calvin wants his personality back.

Formulaic and lame? Sounds like public education. I know as I am a teacher.

‘Nuff said.

A truly open cartoonistic mind is not above accepting overall storyline suggestions from the public. It should also be noted that Charles Schulz’ Peanuts wasn’t that great of a comic strip, consisting mainly of about 20 or 30 different basic gag situations permeated by cloying cuteness and mock-philosophical “wisdom”, repeating over and over as if rotating on a Rolodex.

Good for you Mr. Miller. Onward and upward!

Boy, she is so grumpy to keep her in her room too long. too bad! Keep being more grumpy!

I think she should ride a wagon down a steep hill while discussing philosophy with the horse.

Wiley said:

“It’s the character, folks. Don’t read more into it than there is.”

It’s the excellence of your work that does it, Wiley: people will read into it stuff of their own. It’s just my opinion, but that people can and will do that speaks to your authenticity to your characters, even if it is ‘just a comic’.

Mr. Miller; the art which emanates from your personal self expressive creativity have been and remain one of the very few perspectives that approaches Mr. Shultz’s art. You do him and your art honor………….Thank you:-)

Danae should visit “Heart of the City.”

What happened to the sock?

“I don’t know, what do you want to do?” Disney’s Jungle Book Vultures… btw, “where” is “that way…” and “what” is “we’ll figure out something when we get there…” LOL HEART Danae!

Wish I could afford to buy a Print, she is definately a gem! Good Job!

madKanga said, about 11 chidings ago

Wiley - do you mean we are all lame brains? Tsk, tsk.

No, say rather: unless an idea spring from the author’s fertile imagination and strike sparks from his (or her, as the case may be) muse, the resulting attempt at wit and creative comedy will be, as was noted, most likely “lame, formulaic material.”