Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for April 28, 2019

But she can make infrared and ultraviolet light shows.

https://www.gocomics.com/phoebe-and-her-unicorn/2018/02/23

It brings to mind Beethoven being deaf.

I love when comics make up subtle-little call backs to previous strips. Especially since you don’t need to have read the other strip in order to find it funny.

I think this is possibly my favorite strip thus far.

“Don’t worry, Marigold. We may not be able to see ALL the colors, but we can see the prettiest ones…”

In other Phoebe news, readers may car eto read today’s Looks Good On Paper:

https://www.gocomics.com/looks-good-on-paper/2019/04/28

A unicorn trying, even needing maybe, to impress someone. Phoebe made quite an impression.

We’re trying to see what you can’t see, Mari!

Don’t give up hope, Marigold. Scientists are using nanotechnology to enable mice to see infrared, and they hope to use it on humans. Maybe unicorns as well.

https://www.valuewalk.com/2019/03/nanotechnology-mice-to-see-infrared-light/

But… seven is the magic number.

Insects can see ultraviolet.

Flurple unicorns look really sharp!

I just watched a movie last night called, Unicorn Store. It’s a Netflix original. For some reason, this strip reminded me of it. It’s not a great movie at all. Weird, plot is dumb and confusing. Brie Larsen stars in it and directed it, but it is lame, to say the least. Too bad. I’d rather just read a comic about a unicorn instead! :D

Those humility lessons are starting to kick in.

Interesting- a perspective view of how Phoebe might see the rainbow, but not how we the viewers would see it.

I loved the Flurple strips. The color Phoebe turned was great.

Don’t forget blurple!

That would explain a lot… :/