Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 14, 2020

Wiley, I like the snake head at the end of the trunk

Brilliant political comment, Wiley

That’s Cthulhu’s weird cousin Al.

I think the colourist ran out of orange crayons

Cthulhu for President 2020!

(Smirk!)

BTW – the t-shirts exist!!!!

The Journolist is really busy with that gaslighting part. Nothing to see here, move along to the next story.

Nothing to see here folks. Just move along, preferably double time.

Even the bears aren’t hanging around for this one.

Release the Kraken!

Yes, Ingrid.

Whose shoes and glasses I wonder? Maybe a gullible MAGA?

Doesn’t look as friendly as the WileyBears!

It’s 0430 in central VA and there are so many possible real time nightmares in this one, I think I’ll go back to bed and try not to dream.

It’s no worse than a cute puppy. Sure it might chew on your shoes and piddle on you, but eat you?

Another very thoughtful strip from Mr Miller. There’s a lot of gaslighting & outright lies going on in US politics & has been since 2016. The world is watching the November 3 vote with baited breath

Where’s Night-Gaunt 49? He could add some historical/mythological background to this critter.

San Diego has a lovely gaslight district; all the beasts are over at the zoo.

Don’t worry, America is recovering! Funny, I thought it was getting great again.

Gaslighting is a thing. The people you trust really can drive you crazy.

An elephoctosnant. You rarely see them social distancing.

Why vote for the least evil?

“Who are you going to believe — me or your lying eyes?” —Groucho Marx

I wonder how hungry it is?

the current WH….looks right

Snorkeldorf?

Doctor Zoidberg’s brother

Bring back Danae!

Yes, well, you need to watch out when “gaslight” is a verb instead of a noun (noun?)

No coincidence that those tentacles resemble elephants’ trunks.

Just wait until the graboid morphs into an a$$blaster!

at least they are wearing masks

The Hole in the Vacant Lot Out Back of the Ralphs.

You can call him Al, but he is more commonly known as McScrewge … or “The Don” to his closest contributors ….

Excellently illustrated, Mr. Miller! I’m curious – is this like an iceberg, where the visible portion is only a tiny fraction of the true expanse? It would be interesting to be able to see below ground level, like with the viewing windows of polar bears and aquatic animals at the zoo.