Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for May 04, 2021

Protecting the family coffee fortunes. The most important job of his lifetime.

So, Adam finally suspects there is a coffee spy?

Caf or decaf? Dark, medium, or light roast? With all of these decisions Clayton should be busy for a while.

Should we look for a ‘son’ doll to be coming out soon to go with the ‘stay at home dad’ doll?…

Sorry, action figure – not doll.

Correction: inaction figure.

A week of peril as the coffee bag disguised spy is imperiled by the giant comic coffee roaster of doom. Will he survive? Will he be whole bean or ground? Toon in tomorrow…

He doesn’t know beans about spying.

Never underestimate the power of positive drinking. Coffee drinking is powerful motivation. My bladder will attest to that.

A bag of coffee around Adam? So not a good idea, boy…

(⚆﹏ʖ ⚆)

I hope he doesn’t try to disguise himself as my Nuclear Coffee, the glow would give him away

I like Halloween.

Reminds me…need to get more coffee.

A kid sized bag of coffee walking around isn’t gonna be much of a disguise, unless the antagonist are droppin’ acid.

Grammar police here. Not sure if Adam’s comment in the third frame had a comma or a period. If it was a period, that’s great. If it was a comma, that’s a no-no. He has two independent clauses there, which should be separated by a semicolon or a period. What he did is commonly called a comma splice, and is a bad thing. Now, if he had said, “…because we have…” all would be well.

For that disguise, he’ll be wanting to visit the never-seen guy from the Mission Impossible TV series — the one who designed those face masks that allowed the agents to convincingly disguise themselves as anybody they needed to be.

I tend to find Adam (the character) at times insufferably neurotic and man-babyish, but in this story arc…he’s been a really good dad.