Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for July 24, 2016

I have a sense of wonder. For instance, I wonder what the rainbow is like to the touch.

Ducks don’t have time for a sense of wonder, sweetie. They’re too concerned with day-to-day survival.

They can’t eat rainbows, silly.

The stomach always comes first to visual wonder.

We should remind everyone that feeding bread to ducks and other birds is very, very bad for them. It is junk food foe them, with no nutritional value, and can even make them sick.

I miss the goblins and Dakota., When will we get a story arc with them?

Are the rest of the ducks meant to be white? They don’t have any shading, so it seems like they were just left undone.

I see why Phoebe wears pink: to stand out from the rainbow.

Agreed Phoebe.

I like that nice touch in the second panel with the dark duck squabbling with one of the others. VERY duck-like!

I’m told Cheerios are good for them, too.

The rainbow looks familiar.I like it.

I just noticed, if they are on a RAINBOW boat, shouldn’t there be a pot of gold somewhere?

All reasonably complex animals (i.e. probably not e.g. jellyfish) have emotions – they’re drives given to us by evolution to make us behave in advantageous ways.

This was the first Phoebe and Her Unicorn strip I read.