Scary Gary by Mark Buford for December 30, 2017

I already knew that colors are usually added by someone other than the original artist. It would be nice, though, if that person would actually read the comic.

I never knew blue birds could be yellow.

All part of the Circle of Death.

(of course the bird was yella)

Maybe vampires are color blind?

More like the canary of catastrophe.

“Bluebird of happiness” was a figure of speech. You figure?

Looks more like the (Rarer) American Goldfinch.

Yellow bird belongs in banana tree.

May the bird of paradise fly up your nose.May your wife get runs in her hose.May an elephant caress you with it’s toes.May the bird of paradise fly up your nose ;~)

A yellow bird, with a yellow bill, it landed on, my window sill, I coaxed him in, with a crust of bread, and then I smashed his YELLOW head! (yer left yer right, repeat endlessly)

In another comic, there was this yellow bird that, when he first appeared in the new format, was painted blue. There was a HUGE uproar in that comic and after that, he was painted yellow.

That’s why the weasel ate it.

That’s why the weasel ate it.

What would we do, if we didn’t have colorists errors to talk about?

If folks could not tell whether the dress was blue or yellow, how do you know the bird in the comic is not REALLY blue, but you are simply one of the folks seeing it as yellow rather than blue? Stare at the bird for 3 minutes, you might be surprised.

Seriously, they couldn’t color-correct a repeat??!

Nature does not play favorites. Besides, any yellow bluebird deserves the Weasel of Shattered Dreams.

Do not romanticize Nature, Gary. Get real.