Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for July 30, 2019

What — no “apologies to Parker & Hart”? The Wizard of Naïve…

Nicely done. That makes two this week, a Tribute on Sunday and one today.

So who’s going to be the fat broad?

Evidently, loin cloths were the size of ribbons back then.

So optics and lenses were one of the earliest discoveries of prehistoric humans.

The path may have been a little bit crooked. But basically Ed is right.

Stop. Think. Inventing glasses would be the only way us ones with hindered eye site could circumvent the natural Darwinian process.

And from indications they are not in the past, unless you find left over nuclear missiles, it is set in a post apocalypse North America. The humans & other animals we see are Genetically Modified Organisms so they can take the heat. And the occasional snow is brought to them via a weather modification satellite in geosynchronous orbit. And someone else released a brain parasite that improves the intelligent of most organisms other than Humanity. I won’t get into the cannibals across the ocean and their superior technological civilization. (A different modification?)

Here is another mystery for the BC Comic Strip. What propels their wheels that they stand on and use for transportation?

https://johnhartstudios.com/bc/2019/07/31/wednesday-july-31-2019/

What does Ed remotely look like the father in Fooly Cooley?