Lio by Mark Tatulli for June 19, 2009

Oh sure, steal Death’s clothes! I’m glad to see that Death is tidy in his personal habits.

The Grim Reaper is clean, but shroudless. This can’t be good.

Yup, can’t let any crud build up on them bones. :)

Trick Or Treat. Death runs naked tonight.

This would be even funnier if death was skinny-dipping.

“There’s a man here about ‘the reaping?’”

everyone’s gonna see the shorter version of Death for a while

Don’t want to torque-off the grim reaper!

Didn’t I see this same gag in the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy? ( Or whatever the heck that thing is called )

Oh my God! Lio stole Death’s…clothes.

lio’s got a great costume for halloween this year,

Now I really Don’t Fear The Reaper.

Scythe for sore eyes. I hope someone didn’t use all the cold water…

Introducing the grim peeper.

Streaker Reaper

Dem bones, dem bones, dem wet bones, Dem bones, dem bones, dem clean bones…

The most I hope for out of life is a clean death…

I hope we see Lio go and visit some of the bullies…

I just think it’s great that Death chooses to shower at Lio’s house. Nice to know they have that kind of “drop-in” thing going.

Death has a protege!

OK, why does a skeleton need a shower? Bones don’t sweat. At worst, they get dusty, but a rain shower should handle that. I think WE HAVE AN IMPOSTER! Lio realized tis is not real Death but merely a retired runway model infatuated with his dad - that ol’ hunk! O Lio is a clever one! The sickle is simply the model’s staff - we all know a good runway model has a staff.

Lio is the grim Reaper.

Lol… well Death need shower for pollution, is really hard do the Deaths work with black bones.

Is a great costume for Lio… is the work that Lio wanna do when growing? :)

How do we know that’s Lio’s house?

JSW321: I doubt the Reaper’s house has a toilet.

Don’t knock on death’s door, ring the doorbell and run….he hates that.

id have fun with that scythe…almost too much fun

Now if Lio were smart, he’d set a price for the Reaper’s clothes. Say … how many extra years?