I hope you can forgive me doing a textless panel two pages in a row. I felt like it would work and no one can tell me not to really.

Anyway. I’ll keep it short tonight. My allergies are bothering me so much I’m having a hard time coping. Plus I messed up my shoulders a bit apparently and it made me feel really worn out earlier. Things are popping in and out all over. Regardless I will likely survive these minor injuries and be back to inflict comics upon you on Friday. Until then, a blessing on you and your houses.

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Textless panels can absolutely work well if used right. After all, actions speak louder than words.

She tried to play it cool but she couldn’t contain herself anymore.

Idk what it is, but this feels like an ending of some sort.

A new chapter of their relationship just started.

Fair. That would be a good one for those two.
But what about all the side stories that are currently running?

I definitely shouldn’t be trying to read this after work…way to tired and eyes unfocused. My brain turned Carol’s bubble in panel 2 into “I’m not obsessed with living with you”. Yay, going slightly unfocused and cross-eyed!

…Inflict?

In the words of Tito, from the Disney film..Oliver & Company:

“If this is “torture”, then chain me to the WALL.”
:D

(BTW- I really love this page. I think the silent panel, in this page + the previous one, [really work well], because- IMO, this event is a [big time] for Carol + Tom.)

You should do a textless panel on *every* page to counteract your often excessive overdialoguing.

2963 Like I’ve Never Been Broken.

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