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Puns where the words sound alike but are spelt differently are difficult to pull off smoothly in a written medium. Let's just say that there are two types of beaches.
This engine room set is a bit different to the ones I've used in the past. Presumably they're in a different ...
Yeah, Professor Jones is holding the camera a bit close to the papyrus in panel 3. It was difficult positioning the camera any higher. Presumably he took a few close-ups to get the fine details of the hieroglyphs.
Alternate punchline:
Alice: For all the good it will do you, I suppose so.
2026-08-22 Rerun commentary: I've had in my mind now a...Just to clear up any confusion: in this story continuity, nobody has made a film of The Lord of the Rings.
Hey, Shakespeare's alive in the 21st century. I think I can get away with one or two other little changes.
2026-08-21 Rerun commentary: This is the first time Ophelia's surname is mentioned in the comics. Normally I wouldn't bother coming up wi...I'm pretty sure bees like honey.
They certainly seem to make a lot of it.
2026-08-20 Rerun commentary: At least Steve is being honest in panel 2. I like dark, flavourful honey. Here in Australia most of the nectar that bees turn into honey comes from eucalyptus flowers of various species, with some from banksias and a handful of other species. The differe...I am myself currently reading a hefty tome about a great city: London: The Biography, by Peter Ackroyd. I bought it some time ago because I've slowly grown more interested in history over the years, and I've been following Ackroyd's History of England series (thr...