As I commented at the time, this was the first strip in which I had to find a way to portray darkness, being that it was at night. It was one of those times when I got to do something a little fancy in terms of art, which was great because the visuals in this comic generally don't vary much.

Also, many people noticed that in two previous strips, Janet is visibly growing some kind of plant in her dresser dwawer. It's entirely possible that this is the result!

"Karma", published 12 Jun 2009 - Post a comment!
   

Simon, 13 Jun 2009 12:18 AM [reply]

This marks the debut of darkness in this comic... bet some of you thought it would never happen!

Linden, 13 Jun 2009 3:58 AM [reply]

whahahaha. His expression is great. XD

Leafa, 16 Jun 2009 2:49 PM [reply]

Just read through your archives - this comic is great! I'll definately be sticking around to read more :-D

Dave, 16 Jun 2009 4:12 PM [reply]

Awesome! ...and the only *appropriate* response really! As always, love your use of color!

Simon, 16 Jun 2009 5:05 PM [reply]

Oh it's definitely appropriate... And thank you all!

kina, 8 Jul 2009 11:12 AM [reply]

i love how she's back to her sciencey self during the summer! :D

Orin J Master, 10 Jul 2009 1:19 AM [reply]

biology majors.....

oldbushie, 1 Oct 2009 11:34 PM [reply]

So *that's* what she was growing in her dresser! :D

Samuel Bronson, 8 Oct 2009 7:47 AM [reply]

What the heck is that -- Pottsylvania Creeper? Where in the world did she find Pottsylvania Creeper? (I'm assuming she didn't go to Pottsylvania?)

Simon, 8 Oct 2009 11:06 AM [reply]

Rocky & Bullwinkle was indeed a good show, but I don't think it was an inspiration for this comic :)