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Auntie Clockwise Free

Fully retired but Professor Emeritus at the Emily Carr University Of Art And Design.

Recent Comments

  1. about 5 hours ago on Nancy Classics

    There is an Epic Hover Hat in panel #2 of today’s awesome strip!

  2. about 16 hours ago on Bozo

    All I know is TFG apparently shows up in politics and means ”The Former Guy” in american political slang.

  3. about 16 hours ago on Little Nemo

    I think it interesting how tobacco smokers play various roles in the artist’s ideas about Nemo and his dreams.

  4. about 16 hours ago on Nancy Classics

    Your statement suggests that Sluggo posted the graffiti that Nancy has observed.

    I think it possible that Judy, Ema and Vera posted those assertions about Sluggo.

    Or, perhaps those are Sluggo’s assertions about how many children of the female persuasion he has obtained friendships with, and he is proud of those.

    Of course seeing those assertions out in public, make Nancy furiously jealous with Sluggo.

  5. 1 day ago on Nancy Classics

    I’m very grateful that Sluggo has never encountered IRL.

  6. 1 day ago on Nancy Classics

    Yes, Sluggo appears to be a rather accomplished Juggler, amongst so many of his many other talents!

    I duno if Nancy juggles…

  7. 3 days ago on Bozo

    Within panel #4 of strip #3, we are shown BOZO’s helmet hovering in the air as does BOZO hover in the air, carrying the football.

    This follows after BOZO launched himself into space to catch the airborne Football.

    Wonders never cease in these strips.

    Even the prime numbers I can make out — 7-13-41 — are in this particularly mystical strip.

  8. 9 days ago on Nancy Classics

    Nancy really digs ”… cool…”

  9. 14 days ago on Bozo

    In strip #3, a Baseball ”CAP” Hovers in panel #3.

  10. 14 days ago on Nancy Classics

    Panel #2 implies that Nancy gave the kid a quarter, now she has the pen and tests it ”under water.”

    In panel #3, Nancy complains about the nonfunctioning of the pen under water and the kid demonstrates its power by creating some verbal graffiti with the pen on a brick wall in panel #4.

    Was Ernie addressing Nancy’s naïveté about tricks with language?