Endtown by Aaron Neathery for November 20, 2017

Time to give Jack an education.

Dottie is just a figurehead. Used, abused and left alone at the dance. Walt and Jacob may have to work together. Some times your adversary can be your friend. Of course Jacob better watch his back. Refer back to Unity. Big arrow in that rabbit’s back.

We still don’t know who the wolves’ leader is, nor what they want beyond what we’ve been shown so far (wolf supremacy agitators). Is this linked to the pigs’ disappearances/deaths, or an elaborate red herring to draw attention away from a behind-the-scenes group with as-yet unknown ultimate goals?It’ll soon be sorted out that Dottie was not responsible for “The Daily Fang” issue and did not edit it, though I’m sure she’ll face some angry questioning. It’s good to see Walt and Heather there to speak with Jacob. Kudos again to Aaron’s masterful artwork — Heather is still clearly stressed and unhappy. (and no wonder!)

Yeah, that’s bad n’ all, but check out that cute Page 3 gal!

Must be a real interesting pattern on the carpet. Neither Walt nor Heather can take their eyes off it…

Interesting that an “anti-prejudism” newspaper calls for a “complete wolf takeover”.

Walt returns, literally hat in hand. I hope he gets some validation.

Looks like the new newspaper is doing land-office business in want-ads…

Well, let’s hope these two political rivals can put their heads together and see a connection – and hopeful solution – to everything that’s been going on.

Dottie works(ed) for Breitbart?

Wonder how long it will be before Dottie comes up there too.

The rats are still my favorites. More since that heartbreaking time when the people turned on them and tried to massacre them. The rats didn’t mean to shoot. It showed a Good reason to not have a finger on the trigger when you may be hit on the head with a bottle.