First, a sharp and witty punchline which caused me to applaud you silently. Then, a reference to “Mork and Mindy” consisting of nothing more than a funny noise. Which caused me to laugh out loud.
There’s something about the last three frames which gives the line a sense of being delivered with perfect comedic timing, as though it were being acted out in real time instead of just being read.
Thanks, Brian. I’ll take this opportunity to point out that while there is only one positive comment on this site, it was submitted by a Swarthmore alumnus.
+1 to Brian’s comment. I did not attend such a prestigious university though which should be evident due to the fact that I include things like “+1″ in my comments. While I didn’t laugh out loud, there was plenty of silent applause going on in my room. The pacing in those last three panels is actually quite remarkable and I can’t put my finger on what exactly you did but there’s a lot of implied motion in the last frame. I can almost see her finger bending.
First, a sharp and witty punchline which caused me to applaud you silently. Then, a reference to “Mork and Mindy” consisting of nothing more than a funny noise. Which caused me to laugh out loud.
There’s something about the last three frames which gives the line a sense of being delivered with perfect comedic timing, as though it were being acted out in real time instead of just being read.
Thanks, Brian. I’ll take this opportunity to point out that while there is only one positive comment on this site, it was submitted by a Swarthmore alumnus.
+1 to Brian’s comment. I did not attend such a prestigious university though which should be evident due to the fact that I include things like “+1″ in my comments. While I didn’t laugh out loud, there was plenty of silent applause going on in my room. The pacing in those last three panels is actually quite remarkable and I can’t put my finger on what exactly you did but there’s a lot of implied motion in the last frame. I can almost see her finger bending.