Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for November 05, 2023

well, shiver me timbers! he has a cellar in the Anoesis?!

He would have been considered a hoarder in WW2 (coffee was rationed)!

Dimensionally transcendental. Who knew?

Deepest keel in the unahvahse

Wait, this coffee tastes like bilge water.

Does this mean Eddie’s stories might be (shudder) true?

That’s not a ‘cellah’, it’s the orlop.

Lotta booze down there too.

Later on it turns into a police call box.

I expect it’s stale as all get out, though.

Reminds me of the TARDIS on Dr. Who!!!

Actually that trap door is a Stargate.

Did Eddie stop by Gallifrey or the 31st Century in Star Trek for an upgrade?

Anoesis: a state of mind consisting of pure sensation or emotion without cognitive content. ( Good name )

I had to look up the name, again.

Those tons of bottles would also explain why Anoesis is always flying away in a Nor’Easter.

This day’s comic strip is totally in sync with Eddie’s good ship “Anoesis”! Good on yez, Wiley, my man!

Reminds me of Newt Scamander’s suitcase.

Eddie is a timelord, and Anoesis is a TARDIS.

Cap’n Eddie is a man of many dimensions.

He got his boat from the wizarding world

Deeper keel than imagined…

A-ye. It’s a lot biggah on the inside. How’d ya think it could hold the wings and hot a-ah balloon and…

I need a cellar like that- only with a spiral staircase- can’t decide if I want class medieval stone or mid-century modern? Heck- just get both.

I don’t know how he does it, but Wiley manages to put an incredible amount of detail in each panel of his comic strips. I am beyond impressed.

The Anoesis is a cross between a fishing vessel an extraterrestrial spacecraft and Snoopy’s dog house. I wonder if he has a pool table down there under the painting by Van Gogh.

It’s right next to Davey Jones’s Locker, AyYa.

Good ol’ Cap’n Eddie, always dependable in a pinch

Reminds me of the catacombs under the Mansion in Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado”. (I wonder what else Eddis has hidden down there?)

You can’t have a trap door with a pole through it. Oh wait, this is Eddie

even his boat is mysterious as his adventures. :J

No wonder he runs aground so often.

So, we finally see, that Eddie is a Time Lord and his Tardis is in the form of an old bucket of a boat.

The kat is, of course, a shape shifter.

Eye had a sneakie pheeling awl along, gnaw Ime Shure.

I wonder how he got the coffee beans back up the rope.

There’s a whole other dimension contained in that fishing boat – explains a lot, doesn’t it?

TARDIS is Time and relative dimension in space

Anoesis is Another Nonsense of Eddie’s story is suspect

Clear rip-off of Snoopy’s house in Peanuts.

Well, he has a Cat. We Cats are good at trans-dimensional interfaces, so…

like Snoopy’s doghouse… bigger on the inside than the outside

Snoopy’s doghouse is similarly capacious.

Disapppointed that he didn’t emerge as Batman

not in the boat, it’s in his house!!!

Wonderful! What a caffeine inspired trip!

Yet another Time Lord is exposed. A TARDIS will give them away every time.

To quote Clara Oswald, “It’s smaller on the outside.”

Makes perfect sense. Eddie is a Time Lord and his ship is a TARDIS!

A TARDIS boat, why not.

Does that make Eddie the Doctor?

Same architect built his ship as built Snoopy’s doghouse.

Help, don’t get it?…

In two panels we get to see Pauline’s face! I been waiting for that.

Wiley’s GoCreator pin showed up in this unpublished installment of “Non Sequitur” back in September. Now that it’s been published, one can see the beginnings of this particular strip and the end result. Cool, huh?!

https://tinyurl.Com/yd8359hu

Eddie’s boat is like Unseen University’s library. It has a measurable circumference but it’s diameter is infinite.

Built by the same contractor that did Snoopy’s doghouse!

Sometimes Eddie reminds us reality is not what you think it is.

Gonna be tough to close that trap door.

Yet another of the modifications the Aliens made to his boat.

A little Trick that Eddie picked up from Harry Potter when he attended the Quiddish Championships!! lol

Comments reminded me of Robt. Heinlein’s “Number of the Beast” and the hero’s spacecraft. Re Heinlein — Does anyone know where the plot of the StarTrek episode “The trouble with Tribbles” came from? Check out “Flat Cats Factorial” in Heinlein’s “The Rolling Stones” for the answer. As an aside, the script writer didn’t even give a nod to Heinlein after he stole his idea!