The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for March 23, 2025

It should have been easier to play before she went to Oz, when the only color was the brownish sepia

But what did rainbows look like with only brownish sepia?

“Because it was a color film of a black and white universe, son.”

The color appears at the end of the game?!

As Toto looks on!

Dorothy, Beware! It starts out as ‘Twenty-four Shades of Grey’, but becomes more and more twisted in future to ‘Fifty Shades’.

I think she’s blown her chances.

Toto could mark the yellow ones for her.

That looks like “right foot, dark gray”.

How does mom tell what color the spinner landed on?

boy this is a lot harder without more colors. :J

The lack of colour will make this very hard.

It pays to have experience in these areas….

“ This is a lot harder than I thought it would be.” That’s what she said…in her head.

They don’t get color until they are over the rainbow.

Definitely not in Kansas any more. They transport Oklahoma’s mother-nature twisters to north central states.

Come on folks, do you think that they didn’t lived in a world of color before Dorothy arrived in Oz? The comic is simply trying to emulate the early part of the movie. Duh!

“It’s not that the colors aren’t there. It’s just imagination they lack.”—Paul Simon

When I watched the Wizard of Oz on TV when I was young, we had no color tv to watch it on so it didn’t have the magic when she landed in Oz. I purchased a digital copy and watched it online last week and was impressed how vibrant the color was. I suppose it was to impress moviegoers about films in color. It’s still a classic bit of entertainment that has survived even to this day of jaded movie magic, i.e. CGI, etc.

We’re still in Kansas Toto.

The “twister” (tornado) hasn’t lifted the house up yet, nor dropped it on the Wicked Witch, right next to the Yellow Brick Road.

That’s a real plot twist.

Liking this only because today I found out Toto is a Cairn Terrier.

Ah yes, brain sufficiently tickled once again by the tangled mind of Mr. Scott Hilburn.

At least, there’s no witch in this twister.

This time, the lack of color is intentional.