Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for February 14, 2024

Thinking outside the box? We can’t have that….

Don’t worry, kids. Everybody out here loves all of you inside your amazing, fantastical box. And more than a few of us wish we could join you and fly with Hammy and his adorable butterflies!

Go ahead and jump. Maybe you’ll land on a cow.

Congrats to Lewis and Fry for a really interesting line of thinking and presentation.

This could make a great Beatles song.

Where is Hammy? I haven’t seen him since Sunday.

It’s not that far down. Jump and you’ll land in Pearls Before Swine.

Seems strange that RJ is schooling verne on this matter.

We all feel “boxed in” at times. It’s kind of like wondering what is the Universe IN? Or if it’s expanding, what is it expanding INTO?

No RJ, about 4 inches down you fall into a Temu ad…

It could be worse, it could have been Hagar the Horrible.

Don’t worry,. R.J. The comments are here to cushion your fall.

Mary Worth and Mark Trail.

Be careful not to land on Pickles I’ve got below you

Most of us live in a box. Your box is far more expansive than mine; yours is only limited by imagination. Mine is limited by obligations, time constraints, and budgets.

I hate when cartoonists cop out and draw strips that point out they are cartoon strips. Boring

Reminds me of how some theoretical physicists think that all of reality is a hologram.

Be happy where you are ….. it’s safer ….. then being out here ………….. with the nut cases ….. ;)

Turtles all the way down.

One of the things I loved about the Burns and Allen show (look it up kiddies) was that George lived outside the box. i.e. He was aware they were doing a television show and would go watch it to find out what they weren’t telling him.

Saw it in a"Twilight Zone". A big/little alien girl is just playing with us.

Scary monsters

Our box is bigger. But we are stuck on a speck and rarely notice the whole box.