Is that a big wheel of cheese? You know what, no, I don’t want to know where the nice cow lady got it to sell, but I’m okay with eating it all the same. As long as it’s sharp cheddar. Now to find the last box of Triscuits in the world!
For what it’s worth: We already know that the bunny is not the brightest bulb on the shelf, yet he knows that Foxworthy was framed. Are we to believe that no one else knows, as well?
The last panel hit me like a load of pig irony. You can never tell about people. Like, if someone you’ve always assumed is a victim is actually a villain. If the phone calls she’s been getting aren’t to get her to end her life, but to end the lives of others. Portia could be the real killer, or one of them, part of the conspiracy. Other pigs would trust her and let her get close enough to kill them, or lead them somewhere to be killed. Non-pigs would not suspect her either, expecting her to need protection instead. She’s Endtown’s Jack.
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
Uh-oh…
Urbane Gorilla over 6 years ago
Flanagan seems to have insider info. Is he part of the conspiracy out there inflaming the populace?
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
Time for Walt Trimble to do a little private investigating…
salenstormwing over 6 years ago
Is that a big wheel of cheese? You know what, no, I don’t want to know where the nice cow lady got it to sell, but I’m okay with eating it all the same. As long as it’s sharp cheddar. Now to find the last box of Triscuits in the world!
Shon Howell over 6 years ago
“Seemed like a regular guy.” said neighbors. “Kinda quiet; kept to himself…”
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
HOLD ON! Is that Maude, selling cheese? Look like she’s moved on since the Milk Trial. Makes me wonder how Linda is doing…
Vet Premium Member over 6 years ago
This little piggy is fixing to squeal……
gigagrouch over 6 years ago
Flanagan reminds me of Pogo…
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 6 years ago
What team is Number Twelve Flanagan on?
Cat Hammer over 6 years ago
Who uses the term “icebox”?
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
Even if Walt proves Philo’s innocence for the pig murders, there’s still the sedition charges, and Jacob is not letting Philo off the hook for that.
I wonder if Dottie would be interested in helping out…
Ida No over 6 years ago
“And they said it’s an open all-you-can eat BBQ!”
ganhammer64 over 6 years ago
“Wonder who’s gonna die next” those are words I often say when reading this comic, here’s looking at a “happy” ending to this arc.
Jenner Premium Member over 6 years ago
Is this a little bit of a time jump backward? Jackrabbit was just interviewing Foxworthy, and I’m sure they were in the security level already.
coffeeturtle over 6 years ago
The Media :-(
Will we ever get the truth about what is really going on?
Diat60 over 6 years ago
The expression on Portia’s face does not bode well. At least, we have Walt involved again. Go get ’em, Walt!
Cheapskate0 over 6 years ago
For what it’s worth: We already know that the bunny is not the brightest bulb on the shelf, yet he knows that Foxworthy was framed. Are we to believe that no one else knows, as well?
Coyoty Premium Member over 6 years ago
The last panel hit me like a load of pig irony. You can never tell about people. Like, if someone you’ve always assumed is a victim is actually a villain. If the phone calls she’s been getting aren’t to get her to end her life, but to end the lives of others. Portia could be the real killer, or one of them, part of the conspiracy. Other pigs would trust her and let her get close enough to kill them, or lead them somewhere to be killed. Non-pigs would not suspect her either, expecting her to need protection instead. She’s Endtown’s Jack.