Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for July 15, 2012
July 14, 2012
July 16, 2012
Transcript:
Phoebe: If I asked you to, would you bring me the moon? Marigold: No. Phoebe: Why not? Marigold: Because it would not make you happy. Your room is too small. You would have nowhere to store it. Also, untold millions would perish. Phoebe: Okay, so just write "PHOEBE RULES" on it in giant letters.
Weapon Brown almost 12 years ago
CHA
Templo S.U.D. almost 12 years ago
ask Wallace & Gromit to take you to the moon, Phoebe
Masterius almost 12 years ago
Absolutely beautiful moonlight shadings.
onetrack0246 almost 12 years ago
Luv the artwork Dana
Landbark almost 12 years ago
Let’s reverse this problem.If Phoebe ask Merigold to kill untold millios, would she bring her the moon?
Dampwaffle almost 12 years ago
Very nice strip but I thought we were in the middle of restoring Dakota’s hair – or is that not the moon but Dakota’s bald head up in the sky?
catchup almost 12 years ago
I LOVE this strip – Marigold reminds me so much of my mare, Amelia (Old English arabian). Especially in the last panel of yesterday’s strip: that is so her.Thank you Dana, these characters are the best ever.
ewalnut almost 12 years ago
Why would she want to go to the moon? Doesn’t she know there’s no air there? Or does she expect Marigold to provide that too?
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I don’t think so Phoebe.
Stephen Gilberg almost 12 years ago
“First I would need Majora’s Mask….”
kaykeyser almost 12 years ago
That made me think of “it’s a wonderful life” then also “Despicable me” and then also “Bruce almighty”
Packetdancer almost 12 years ago
I think this is my favorite Heavenly Nostrils strip so far.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Very beautifully colored.
Rebecca Placke Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Beautiful Artwork today! :D
John W Kennedy Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Many strips have a Sunday that is nothing but last Tuesday through Saturday, plus next Monday, slightly rewritten and condensed. On the other hand, historically (I don’t know of any just now), the Sunday might even be about another character. For example, “Buz Sawyer” was about a pilot’s exotic adventures all over the world, but, once WW2 ended, the Sundays were always pure comedy about Roscoe Sweeney, Buz’s former tailgunner, on his orange farm in Florida. For all practical purposes, they were two different strips, though there were occasional crossovers. (Roscoe took over the daily strip for a while while Buz was on his honeymoon.) Or sometimes you’d have the same cast, but a substantially different premise, such as “Brick Bradford”, who was a two-fisted professional adventurer all seven days, but on Sunday (and not the rest of the week) his adventures involved a time machine.
pinkdryad Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Beautiful artwork. I just enjoy this strip more and more every day!
Simon_Jester almost 12 years ago
Despicable Phoebe
The Rolling Cat over 10 years ago
Why stop with the moon? Go for the stars!
But Marigold is right. Still, giant letters would be pretty cool.
Aladar30 Premium Member over 5 years ago
Beautiful.
Love2laugh almost 4 years ago
This is really pretty for a simple comic strip.