Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for October 14, 2018

Poor Puck; even the Sunday break from continuity offers no respite.

Darn it, Lupin! Now Pucky won’t get his eighteen hours of sleep! At least we got to see the cutest mad scientist ever. Dr. Frankencat, I presume…

Son of Vacuum! Puck and Buzzy with the blanket pulled up are so adorably frightened.

I would love to hear more of Lupin’s Tales of Scary Stuff!

Scary stories told in black and white, with appropriate 1930s mikes and hunchbacked Igor. Poor Puck.

But the battered fedora with the press card suits Elvis.

When there’s a full moon in late October, that’s when the DYSON comes out to getcha!!

Ok, so does this mean on Sundays we’re getting the 2018 Halloween special and on every other day the untold 2016 Halloween special?

Oh, another question. Does Puck’s hump move and does he say “There wolf. There castle.” too?

I love this! Adoring Lupin’s vintage 1920ish look in the first panel—that microphone is spot on! And I want to hear about Dustbuster, Son of Vacuum! So much to love about these October Sunday stand alone strips with the Boys all cozy telling tales around the space heater.

Sorry I missed you & “the Man” yesterday on “TWITCH” ! Loved your BCN/TWITCH Hangouts, and hoping for more, if you have a mind. It was neat to see all of you and learn a bit about the BCN production and back-story.

“Dustbuster:Son of Vacuum!” Does that mean the baby vac from the epic battle of the vacuum was a boy?

It sounds like a Saturday evening with Svengoolie!

Epic eye roll from Elvis in that last panel.

Seriously, I may have to have this one. First, Elvis channeling Edward R. Murrow, then Lupin’s Dr. Frankenhoover, but the ROFL image is lil’ Pucky as the tattered and bent Igor… OMC This is a keeper!

Tre-C watched from the stage as the entire room of cats turned in unison to the source of the shouted words, then toward the main door. And slowly, like a lava floe, the cats moved through the club en masse. Toward the exit, ears back, tails down, they were knocking tables aside and trampling barriers. The Abby grabbed at Tre-C, but she spun out of his grip. Then, with a little dance move of her own, she knocked him back down the open trap door, closed it, and slid a chair on top to assure he’d stay put for at least a few minutes. Megan was ushering the crowd outside and back to relative sanity. When she was certain the bulk of the crowd was safe, Megan turned to Tre-C and was immediately put on red alert. From the back of the room came two largish alleycats (emphasis on “alley”) of undetermined breed. Behind the “mutts” walked a decidedly irate black and white Tom with a distinct marking on his underside… a jet black bow tie.

Hmmm, even the space heater looks a little blasé about this tale.

Easy Lupin, don’t scare Puck too much. That picture of the monster in the last panel might be too much in one night.

On the other paw, the fangs are darling.

Make sure that the electrical circuitry isn’t ABNORMAL.

No! No Puck-gor! Don’t plug it in!

Obviously the vacuum tale is terrifying. The story could have the boys… swept up in it.

Suitable tale for the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

“Life! Do you hear me? Give my creation … life!”

Does Lupin have any stories about crazed veterinarians?

Can’t wait until the bride of Frankencat realises he is…..neutered.

Good morning and happy Sunday/Bunday, orbsters and orbabies. Lupin’s little fangs in the last panel are just too adorable.

On another note, Richard, Pam’s heart-son, has her cats at his place and is going to try to introduce them to his cats today. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that Pam’s kids have found a forever home!

Off Topic: According to BCN Website, yesterday was Elvis’s Tenth Birthday! There are lots of adorable pictures of baby Elvis on display (Shhh, don’t let Elvis know)

What wasn’t the Miele Cat & Dog “powerbrush” included in the composite monster?

Other than roasting hot dogs and marshmallows what is more traditional than telling ghost stories around the campfire while camping? This was a good touch Georgia!

LOVE the monochromatic! Perfect!

Although I too love “Young Frankenstein” when I saw today’s strip my first thought was of Colin Clive. All the boys look good in their 1931 personas—especially radio reporter Elvis.

October when the boys get into the spirit of scare the pants off of you too. Poor Puck though he doesn’t need any help being scared by Lupin’s stories.

Puck-Igor in panel 4 not only has a hump, but also but a single fang. And I love his tattered clothing. And is that ::gasp:: an ironing board lab bench?!

The “operating table” is an ironing board! Hahahaha!!!

I love the continuation of last Sunday’s tales by the space heater!

Did Georgia change her signature?

Thank you Georgia for the “memory” bump to all the old “B-Horror” movies I’ve enjoyed (thanks to the dvd by mail service). This made me think of the old Frankenstein movies, Young Frankenstein, and even Frankenweenie (Burton’s homage). I’m getting in the Halloween mood (which I was having trouble getting into…)

One more detail – the baby vac has lower case ’r’s for its motor noise – too cute!

The only scarier monster is for outdoor cats: The lawn mower running loose.

Love Lupin’s fangs in the last panel.

Elvis looks really snazzy with the fedora.

Elvis, such a cynic. Puck don’t believe everything (just somethings) Lupin tells you during scary story time.

Tales told around the space heater.

This is the third time I’ve visited today. Have to do that just to get a sense of sanity. I love this strip.

Love Lupin’s fangs!

Elvis thinks this story ‘sucks’!

I absolutley LOVE igor puck! so cute! <3 <3 <3

It’s on the ironing board, I see.