The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for January 11, 2025

Awfully small wolf!

Well, I saw a lone guy huggin’ with the Queen

Of the wild wolves of McNasty

I saw a lone guy gettin’ bruised and skinned, uh

By the wild wolf of McNasty

I saw a wild wolf wearin’ a snow cap at the mountain’s peak

And his hair was perfect

Ah-hoo, wild wolves of McNasty…

Now that’s funny….

Lone wolf attack eh.

LOL!!

He’s lucky he still has a nose.

He knows that now!

Carls was not up for a cuddle? :-D

That was when Bob’s life patterns on moonlit nights changed forever.

I guess that Carl has his limits.

Love the look of the wolfs’ eyes in the first panel!

The wolves in this strip have no luck at all with prey. It’s nice that they got to rough somebody up a bit, at least.

Now back to going through the garbage, and perhaps raiding the occasional picnic basket when the weather is better.

Does your doggie bites?

Nopes.

Nice doggy….

BITE!

YEEEOWW! Hey you say doggie no bite.

That ain’t no doggie. That a wolfie see.

Live and learn.

I’ve heard it said that if you hold a wolverine up to your ear you can hear what it sounds like to be mauled by a wolverine.

That’s the closest Carl has come to catching a fresh dinner.

First strip that made me laugh today.

A real wolf is about 3-4 times the size of a large German Sheppard. Do not try to pet.

Um… Dont hug Carl

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy. :)

Some dogs don’t like hugs.

Inside every dog is a wolf, wondering what the heck happened.

The big different is one asks for treats while the other thinks you’re the treat