Endtown by Aaron Neathery for June 06, 2016

The End of The Beginning.

This is the way the world ends.This is the way the world ends.This is the way the world ends.With tails and a hug.

A father’s love is unconditional.

The world as they know it is ending, with a newer, more dangerous world coming into place. For now, there’s a tender moment between Holly and Dr. Chase, where he is her refuge in this madness

On the plus side, it can’t get much worst than this. You know, I should stop tempting fate to prove me wrong.

Doc’s acceptance that people are mutating is amazing. I wonder if he realizes he has changed too? I guess being a Dr. he may have already encountered changelings, I’m sure we have a lot more to see and learn.

This is such a great story!

SO Doc is her dad?

Salen, you’re not tempting fate: you’re tempting Aaron. I think he’s more than happy to oblige….

An aside: where is Doc’s nose? He has a furry mass but no nose…..

A hug is the very best medicine for broken hearts. So glad Holly has Doc.

No, unfortunately one thing is ending, things are changing and a new thing is beginning. Ends of the world are quite overrated.

Having a shoulder to cry on can be very good medicine. And the best shoulders to cry on come from family.

“Here I stand, head in hand, turn my face to the wall…if she’s gone I can’t go on, feelin’ two foot small…”

If everything’s ending, at least we won’t have to walk on plastigrass or listen to that stupid Buddibomb jingle any more.

And now we’re seeing how Doc could get Holly to help Linda when she was losing her marbles.

very powerful story line…

Even the blood and stains on Chase and Holly are color-coded.Did you notice that Chase used “Doc” as if it was his first name?“I’m not a doctor, I’m Doctor. Doc, to my friends. (And you’re not my friend.)”

“Come gather ‘round people where ever you roamAnd admit that the waters around you have grownAnd accept it that soon you’ll be drenched to the boneIf your time to you is worth savin’Then you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone,For the times they are a’ changin’!”

I would have never figured out the relationship, given that previously Doc called her “Miss Hollister.” (5/9/2011)

Free shovels! This job gets better every day!

This is Monday 6 June’s comic.Today is Wednesday 8 June. Did I miss Aaron going on vacation? I hope you are not sick, Aaron. I suspect something is going on…there’s no other comment today except mine questioning where is the new installment? ? ?

I looked back and Doc doesn’t have a visible nose even before. He doesn’t look like a shrew or a guinea pig, He may be a variety of badger that has longer fur than usual.

Years ago one of my kids brought me a tiny mouse-like critter. (if it were a mouse it sure ugly) I had to look it up in a book.It was a shrew, tiny little thing with a weird nose, little pointy bits radiated from the nose. Since he is a little bigger than Holly I don’t think he is a shrew.

My favorite view of Holly is on 6-1. Unmistakeablely a mouse.

And now I’m brought up date. So that’s story of how Holly became a mouse. Sorry for the lost of her family.