Endtown by Aaron Neathery for March 08, 2020

Never go in a Greyhound bus terminal restroom. It’s where Satan lives.

They seem to have replaced the wood-burning light source…

That’s cool! Wally’s ship has legs.

Dated for Sunday. I guess we don’t get Monday strips anymore.

So, is this two days late – or three?

(It’s not that strips are late that bother me – but that the strips are now reliable in their lateness)

Greyhound Bus Terminal Mens Room.

THE BOG OF ETERNAL STENCH!

Where did the dittos get the sapient pearwood for the hull?

Now I really want to see the movie version of Adventures with Amesworthy. The episode could be called “Stalled in Greyhound.”

So hubs appear and persist naturally? Presumably there’ll be one in their reality which isn’t artificial – like the partial one at the beach.

And what were you doing in the Men’s Room, young lady?!

Well that explains a bit. The ancient gods of Egypt were all anthro mutants from Cardoodles.

It’s better to have your Pan-Dimensional Gateways at/near famous historical sites. That makes visiting them easier. I mean, could you imagine if they put their gateway at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean? Only Kaiji who could withstand the pressures of the water would be able to visit then.

Ewwwww! Where?

Both were filled with great writings.

Interesting that there is an breathable atmosphere everywhere. Also, I don’t believe the writing on the wall back at the beach was ever explained. And, can a hub be used to travel to a chosen reality?

So many interesting questions that I am sure have fascinating answers. I hope we get them.

I have the feeling that Dr. Amesworth is not a young lady.

Would have thought the Library of Alexandria would have been the nexus…

Alan, you’re in a boat that can walk up the beach, and yet you think that’s nuts?

Like the pylons in Land of the Lost tv series!

I’m not entirely sure if you read the comments, but I just wanted to tell you…I came across this comic 2 nights ago and spent the better portion of about 13 hours reading it from start to here. I cannot accurately describe how much I love this story, and I honestly wish I had discovered it a year from now so I could have more to read before I reached the end like I have now. I’ll definitely be keeping tabs on this story, keep up the fantastic work!!!

Hmmm…I may have seen a hub once and not realized it. There was a gas station that had a marquee sign which read “Temporaly[sic] closed”.

I always assumed it was just a case of poor spelling.