Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for August 21, 2015

Is this really what you want to concern yourself with?

Actually, I was making a comment from an illustrator’s point of view. Looking for flaws or inconsistencies from panel to panel. This is why some instruction manuals are so poorly done. Nobody checks for these flaws or inconsistencies. Maybe that is why they couldn’t get the blue tooth to sync.

actually the arm position is slightly changed… and it always happens….

Really? is that all you see in this???? It is not something that MOST of us would notice, we just look at the cartoon, NOT the picky details….but if you want to go there, in panel 1 Arlo has no mouth, in panel 1 and 2 he only has 3 fingers on each hand but in panel 4 he has all of them……..picky enough?

Honestly, I’d expect this sort of bickering over a political cartoon, but this is a comic strip for the love of Mike. Behave yourselves, or I’m going to have to tell your mothers.

Perhaps the music is coming from the neighbor’s iPod.

A qualified success

@ralphyork666“Maybe you should move to Japan, they seem to be addicted to cartoon porn, you can see all the cartoon girls showing all that you want to. :-)”.He didn’t say it turned him on.(Not that Janis doesn’t, of course.)Simple detail consideration..Other than that, how are we knowledgeable about Japanese proclivities?

It would appear that some device has found the speakers. Now, all you have to do is find the device! :-)

if Janis wasn’t so flat in the first place, we wouldn’t have this problem……..

@Tarredandfeathered You called it yesterday! Looks like maybe the neighbors have Bluetooth!

Wow…this comments area took an awkward turn…

Yikes!

@DavidHuieGreen“If you have ever or do use internet movie sites to stream movies ".Mystery solved, since I don’t.

There’s more to a comic strip than “little inconsistences” — like the ability to sustain an arc, be relatively consistent in character behavior and development — and manage to get a contract with a syndicate and sustain the interest of the public for years so that you can keep that contract.

Arm postition? Geez! Is THAT the best you got?

BTW — I’ve worked in publications for decades (as an artist/illustrator and a writer) and I’m not bothered by this…