Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for November 04, 2018

Nothing neutral about nature unless you’re a pavlovian, click-baited cyberbot slave.

It’s good to reset sometimes and be alone with your thoughts. I wonder how many people are losing themselves because of the constant need to read/watch other people’s ideas and thoughts. Texts, tweets, statuses, photos, movies, articles…they’re all in someone else’s voice. After a while you’ll forget your own voice if you don’t make time to listen to it.

Whew. For a second there, I thought that Olivia was Going Gilchrist. That last panel restored my faith in her.

Every time I think there’s a point to make about today’s strip, I realise there’s a deeper point, until finally I have to go read Existential Comics until I feel stupid again.

A child of the digital age. At least the weather seems to have improved.

Go play, Nancy & Sluggo!

Are the lines of this comic thicker than normal?

It looks like Nanc may be smiling in the last panel : )

Nature is sooooo boring. #NoItsNot

Sadly, it happens

Well, of course you’re bored! You left your phone at home.

Remember when Nancy was eight years old, instead of a surly Millennial?

Sluggo’s legs are long, like he’s a teen, in the first panel. He shrinks back to kid size by the comic’s end, but how weird!

And how can Sluggo, who doesn’t always know where his next meal is coming from, afford a smart phone…