Swan Eaters by Georgia Dunn for January 07, 2019

Someone’s got it bad and that ain’t good.

Umm . . . I’m thinking, “NO.”

Sorry, Ivan, his talking is the least of your worries at this point. Your leper ploy only works as long as no one sees what’s under Mr. Wigglesworth’s cloak. His head is a dead giveaway, you know.

I guess after Beauty and the Beast, anything’s possible. Just ask Joe Jackson: “Is She Really Going Out With Him?” — “Pretty women out walking with gorillas down my street…”

Wiggy is so cute!

Let’s see…‘uncle’ Offal or Mr. Wigglesworth, who just happens to be a demon. Vesper, I think you need to make a choice. Do not choose poorly.

Typical (i.e., wonderful) use of posture by Ms. Dunn in panel 2 to define and enhance the depiction of internal emotions!

They came from two different worlds or continua, as the case may be…

Love. As the kitties would say… hork, hork, hork

Just goes to show, demons are just people as well. All that tormenting the damned and tempting mortals, well, that’s only their job, as detailed in their job description.

SHIPPING IT LIKE FEDEX!

Philosophical question here: As a creature of eeeeebil AKA creature of the night, is it not odd that Mr. Wigglesworth describes his beloved as a fair, delicate creature, filling his heart with light, the dawn, the sun?