Endtown by Aaron Neathery for June 26, 2023

Wall caught them from behind?

Daaaang!

Can’t wait til it all SNAPS back!!

Well, now we know what happens if you get “snapped”.

That’s not the way that we want Cracked Cat to get more Wall-y!

Okay, now I’m really scared.

RUN! Run like the Hounds of Hades are SNAPPING at your heels! RUN, YOU FOOLS!

Anybody they know?

Well. Now we know where everyone went. At least it was fast.

This collapse all depends on how much reality space was taken by the Eden reality. How far did they dig? At least we know what happens if you get too close it.

Wouldn’t their extended ankles be unable to hold up their feet?

Guess this is not the Wall-E that we knew?

Nightmare fuel…

This reminds me of a scene in the old Land of the Lost tv show.

Putting all the pieces together or taking them apart!

I‘ve been wondering whether the Marx family was removing people who were supposed to survive – or, hear me out – those NOT designated to survive.

This would explain putting Wacky back in Eden, since it just became his job to save those NOT taken by the Marx brothers…

Also, the character on the left (our right) looks to have had a bird‘s bill. Do we know that these are the same two we saw last week?

Well, the operative word is still “RUN”….I guess to where will become known “soon”…..maybe in a few days/weeks/months? ;-)

For those of you who were asking, still got questions?

Wally’s expression comes from realizing how close he came to looking like that back at his apartment door. And now his tail is officially fluffed out.

Well, I guess we found the others. Watch your tail!

“Calling Hans Solo, calling Hans Solo; your carbonite block is almost ready”

so the walls are usually safe to touch, but if you’re touching them when a snap happens you get absorbed into them. I’m not SURE if this kills you (you might be getting erased from existence or transferred into the universe that’s absorbing your own, and a ton of potentially horrifying things in between) but my point is you wouldn’t want to test it.

It looks like the wall doesn’t displace them after all, but merges with them. It has to, otherwise the unaffected bits would have fallen to the floor when the anchoring bits disappeared. There’s something inside holding them up.

Good Lord! It’s the Philadelphia Experiment!!

Ay…Captain. It seems to be a wee bit of a transporter malfunction……