The Comic Strip That Has A Finale Every Day by John "Scully" Scully for August 10, 2017

It’s been driving me nuts! Li’l Eugene has had that annoying white spot at the bottom of his shirt since this strip began. Somebody find a blue Sharpie™ and fix it!

That white dot on Eugene’s shirt has been there since the story arc, “Mamma Mia, That’s a Big Jar of White-Out!” Professional that he is, Scully continued to include the white dot for continuity.

Of course, the cast of TCSTHAFED was a lot bigger before the “Mamma Mia, That’s a Big Jar of White-Out!” arc; and there were actual backgrounds instead of the big wall of white that we’ve come to expect. But I think that the streamlining made the storytelling much more coherent.

The white wall background, as most long-time readers know, was Moby Dick until the job was passed over to his son Moby Jr. who is filling in admirably.