Widdershins by Kate Ashwin for July 31, 2020

At least Mal isn’t going to have to face the boss and his lackeys alone now.

Hmm. The City doing what he asks it to? He’s learning to be a witch! (The hard way, but still learning.)

Ask and ye shall receive!

And a little motivating kick sometimes helps too.

Poor Wolfe… He really wants to help his friend. But he’s a little afraid of how O’Malley might react to him being there.

Besides, O’Malley needs to become more accepting to his role as the Witch of Widdershins. And, much like the Sorceress of Grayskull, the Anchor is the best place for him to become more in touch with his powers.

I am wondering, however, if it was Snarfy who opened the door this time…

Oh Wulf, he needs you now big time, not a good time to feel sad. (I keep forgetting how to spell Wulf’s name, but he’s German and that is the German spelling.)

Sid’s parents haven’t moved in two panels. either they are shocked stiff by Sid’s confession or he’s taking a long time getting to the point.

All these intelligent comments… My seat-edge is getting VERY worn-out – but… I wouldn’t want it any other way – Good stuff, Kate!

Love the little detail of Wolfe just about to say Mal’s name.

How did Wolfe manage to follow Mal without being seen by the elder Malics? The don’t know what Mal looks like but they do know Wolfe. But maybe they are too engrossed to notice such details. (And that Sidney isn’t robed when all the graduates are is itself a big hint to them!)