Endtown by Aaron Neathery for August 10, 2015

Sweet dreams, little prince.

Sleep the sleep of the innocent.

Well, back to dreaming, at least Wally gets to sleep in on a Monday..

Sweet dreams are made of this. Who am I to disagree?

Exactly. He saved her tail (actually, everything but) from being burned and crushed. A thank-you kiss is the only currency she has right now. And it’s sweet.

Sometimes, it is the simplest of THANK YOU’s that mean the most!

Perhaps. I dunno, I guess when I see a large heart getting tacked on to a kiss, it sometimes feels like perhaps there’s more to it.

It seems like an awfully exposed resting place..

It’s about time Wally was allowed a peaceful sleep.

Wally maybe doesn’t smile enough, but the expression on his face in the last panel is good enough for me. The closest thing to a smile under these conditions may just be the absence of terror.

Yeah, where is Molly in all this…temptation?

“To sleep…perchance to dream…”

Well, that should keep the nightmares at bay for a while. Now let’s hope that the next community they encounter won’t have a problem having a tailless lizard around.

I was trying to find the appearance of Jim in the previous dream strips, and couldn’t see him. But then I realized that the horses have racoon-like masks over their eyes. Do I win the prize?

He finally did something right……for himself.Remember most of the time he sits around mopping about himself. With Holly he mopped sitting around feeling sorry for himself. His action to save Kirbee saved ONE and one is enough for Wally…..for now.

I’m glad that Wally is content just to sleep finally.

Wow! Judgmental?

That is very similar to what children do. It’s called Magic thinking. They hold themselves responsible for anything and everything that go wrong.Part of that is a self-centered view point and part of it is giving yourself more responsibility than you actually have. Many people continue to think that way their entire lives.I wouldn’t call it a defective trait, it’s just how some people are.

It seems like her head-feet position switches from panel one to two.

I love her curves in panel two.

Still one of my absolute favorite pages of Endtown.