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When Amanda finally woke up from her mom’s ‘special’ coffee, she went looking for Cary. Cary’s dad also said that Cary was “on vacation”. Vacations seem to have a VERY different interpretation in Black Valley. 😟
Thank you so much! Trying to catch all this stuff before printing, so this is a huge help. That’s the drawback to hand-lettering–no helpful squiggly lines to catch errors like that 🙂
After Amanda's parents divorce, Amanda and her mom relocate to a new town. Amanda's trying to be cooperative about the move, but her mom won't explain why they're there, or even how she heard of the place. As Amanda explores the town and begins to unravel a decades-old disappearance--or more than one--she starts to fear she's in danger too. But as her mom's behavior grows ever more detached and bizarre, will Amanda be able to escape the town's strange pull?
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6 thoughts on “155. Nothing to Fear”
KS
I hope he’s bluffing…
Eddie Spaghetti
When Amanda finally woke up from her mom’s ‘special’ coffee, she went looking for Cary. Cary’s dad also said that Cary was “on vacation”. Vacations seem to have a VERY different interpretation in Black Valley. 😟
KS
I suspect that these “vacations” are the equivalent of the weekends away in the Stepford Wives that Dora mentioned a few days ago.
Admin
Oh my gosh, I actually forgot about that bit from the movie! An unconscious inspiration, but I’m sure it was there 🙂
DataWog
Oop, you made an itty bitty mistake in the 5th panel. Added an extra ‘she’ by accident– “*I’ll* tell her if she she should be afraid or not.”
Admin
Thank you so much! Trying to catch all this stuff before printing, so this is a huge help. That’s the drawback to hand-lettering–no helpful squiggly lines to catch errors like that 🙂
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