Man, when you see Web Comics Guru Scott McCloud (tm) do something like this, it makes you feel like less of a chimp.Scott McCloud wrote:No, the panel was missing. Not because I didn't draw it in time. I FORGOT TO UPLOAD IT!!
Mimi's last coffee
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Wow, Scott. Now the waitress is talking in Tarzan/Tonto/Frankenstein speech.
I believe the proper Caveman English is, "Logic says you fool not leave that guy."
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I believe the proper Caveman English is, "Logic says you fool not leave that guy."
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What can be said about today's panel other than- "The plot thickens!"
OK, it's also interesting that the panel that was in the direct horizontal trail yesterday is now an offshoot panel, replaced in position by the new panel. This is the kind of thing that would be invisible if one were reading the comic all at once after completion and not incrementally, as the Improv happens.
OK, it's also interesting that the panel that was in the direct horizontal trail yesterday is now an offshoot panel, replaced in position by the new panel. This is the kind of thing that would be invisible if one were reading the comic all at once after completion and not incrementally, as the Improv happens.
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Indeed.Greg Stephens wrote:Today's update is rather chilling.
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Because of the cheap tip?Greg Stephens wrote:Today's update is rather chilling.
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OK. Fair enough. However, that's assuming this is Mimi's last coffee...EVER. I thought it was just her last coffee today. I guess I'm too much of an optimist.
Speaking of which, in that earlier thread Mimi should have told Marcel "Screw you and your Cubans! I went around the corner to the candy store and picked you up a box of Optimos. If you don't like it, tough titties! Go buy yer own damn cigars, Fidel!"
Anyway, maybe I just need to see a headstone with "R.I.P. Mimi" carved in it...a la Choose Your Own Carl...to be totally convinced.
Speaking of which, in that earlier thread Mimi should have told Marcel "Screw you and your Cubans! I went around the corner to the candy store and picked you up a box of Optimos. If you don't like it, tough titties! Go buy yer own damn cigars, Fidel!"
Anyway, maybe I just need to see a headstone with "R.I.P. Mimi" carved in it...a la Choose Your Own Carl...to be totally convinced.
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I'm not sure I know exctly what "chilling" means (english isn't my native language) but this ending is certainly the most depressing. I see it as a never ending story : Mimi is going to repeat the same thing again and again, devotion to her man, being beaten by him, warned by her friend, but back home again... and tomorrow, another hit, another coffee, and so on. So many women live the same thing...Rip Tanion wrote:I'm lost. Why is today's update so chilling?
And how much of a tip should someone leave for one lousy cup of coffee?
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Today's panels looked kinda weird, and that's when I realized: 'Mimi' is now wearing long sleeves where she was just wearing short sleeves... continuity is in error - *gasp*
Oh, and I will comment that yesterday's panels were indeed somewhat chilling... although Rip's interpretation is refreshing. Blood in the gutters and all that.
Oh, and I will comment that yesterday's panels were indeed somewhat chilling... although Rip's interpretation is refreshing. Blood in the gutters and all that.
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Dollars? That makes sence. I thought they were a couple of quarters on top of napkins or on top of the check.HeartBurn Kid wrote:Dunno, $2.00 and change seems like a good tip, considering all she had is coffee, and that's usually about a buck a cup.
The minimum tip I leave is a buck. Even if it is just a fifty cent cup of coffee.Rip Tanion wrote:And how much of a tip should someone leave for one lousy cup of coffee?
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Um, actually I'd intended that to look like one of those tight, buttoned sweaters which we'd assumed she'd just put on prior to leaving. Guess I failed the clarity test on that one.MrBlarney wrote:Today's panels looked kinda weird, and that's when I realized: 'Mimi' is now wearing long sleeves where she was just wearing short sleeves... continuity is in error - *gasp*
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Nah, it was clear to me.Scott McCloud wrote:Guess I failed the clarity test on that one.
It's obvious she's ready to go outside. She's standing up to leave, her money is on the counter, she's slung her purse on her shoulder, and she is about open the door. The sweater's neckline in easily visible. All the needed elements for communicating the idea are there.
Hear again, she's standing up to leave, her money is on the counter, the door is visible behind her, and she's buttoning up her sweater..
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