That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for September 08, 2016

Even as a young girl, Elsa knew she wanted to be a witch when she grew up.

Hermione Granger’s daughter being sorted.

That’s a terrible first day of school outfit.

Little Miss Muffet sat on her chair…bench er how big is your is your Duff?

Honey, the funeral can’t start until you finish that shroud.

Hillary, thinking she should have stayed in that bitch audition line. “Oh well, why not a witch-bitch bitch??”

Yeah, after that plague swept through town, you could pick up a pilgrim hat cheap.

Early Gothic chick hiding tattoos with long sleeves.

Ha Ha – what great comments!

Dunk one,burn two. Dunk one, burn two.

Future fashion maven Chastity Smithwick, inventor of the hat buckle.

In a few more years, the hat would grow a point.

She turned me into a newt, but I got better.

" They told me I can’t go on the beach wearing this outfit, so I’ll have to sit, and sew seashells down by the seashore…"

A maybe-click-to-enlarge version, of this cropped image, can be found at the only work, by this artist (Google translated), so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog (yesterday). Its larger, parent click-to-enlarge image can be found here.Sewing Girl in Garden. Gulskogen. (link shows Wikipedia page) currently has unknown whereabouts.The sitter (Google translated) was the artist’s cousin and also was the last owner of Gulskogen Manor (Bing translated), where many of his paintings hang. So, it could be there, or in another part of that multi-structure museum, or privately owned. His Wikipedia page (Google translated Norwegian Wikipedia page has more) and collection (more under Subcategories at each level).First work, by this artist, to appear here.

Where is Mabrndt today? Miss him….

“Black is the new black is the new black is the….”

“It’s always sunny in Gulskogen!”

Mourning becomes Electra

Our American Cousin

… get that camera outta my face!

Madame Lafarge before she took up knitting.

Thanks to all for the kind words. My new keyboard arrived yesterday (the day this strip was published).I have no way of contacting Mr. Melcher, other than through a blog post. When I noticed today’s blog entry isn’t on GoComics, I clicked the Facebook and Twitter links in the right hand column (looks like)and, after seeing it on both, posted on the blog that it wasn’t on GoComics.I’m not on either. If you are, maybe to you could post there letting him know, and get it on GoComics quicker (he might monitor those more than the blog).

Resting witch face.