One of my favorite comic strips ended yesterday. So in honor of Richard Thompson’s Cul de Sac, I drew Petey reading his favorite comic.
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So it’s Labor Day here in the U.S. of A. and, as you can see, there’s no new Ellie strip to brighten your afternoon. Well, that’s partly due to the holiday, and also due to me getting back to Mission Control rather late last night. Whilst out walking her dog, my significant other happened upon a Cooper’s Hawk that had seemingly flown into a window and hurt itself rather badly. So being the first responder to all things animalia that she is, she scooped it up and brought it home.
We spent some time calling around and finding someone who took in injured birds of prey and, with the help of our friend, the local bird lady, we found a place an hour away and in the middle of nowhere. The woman who took our hawk in was great. We know our Alice the Cooper’s Hawk is in good hands!
We’ll have a new strip for you in the morning, but here’s a sketch of what appears to be a female Meandering Wobblyjog. That’s our assumption anyway as they tend to be larger than the males.
Here are a couple of ornery looking beasts that have some anatomical similarities to our four-legged friend Jeff and his bud with six appendages, Muffin.
We’re a day behind in the posting of comics here at Mission Control. To tide you over, here’s some old artwork of Ellie (image 822 from my electronical sketchbook) exploring some mysterious Planet Xian environment instead. We’ll have a new strip for your enjoyment first thing Friday morning. Thanks for checkin’ in!
Oh, it’s Memorial Day weekend here in the U.S. of A. and even the Strang Institute closes for the day. Here are a few drawings made on a visit to the Detroit Zoo over the weekend. You might recognize the fountain as the same one in the snow globe in the movie Coraline. Ellie will be back tomorrow!

















