Nope. None of the items have actually moved since their fight. This means it’s the same set shot from different angles. Neither Belinda nor Hito have moved from where they were, either. It’s the photographer making you think something’s gone. 😀
Compare today’s last panel with yesterday’s first panel. Belinda has turned and set down the larger staff.
That guy *may* be hiding just under the bottom right corner of the panel, if he’s laying real low, but I think he should be visible in today’s panel two then. Unless he moved.
He was there; he was crawling away in the comic for the 8th. Compare his positioning to when she beat him down in the comic for the 5th and you’ll see it’s completely different, as though he’s come to and doing his best to slink away the way he entered without getting Belinda’s attention.
No, that’s too straight-forward. You need to be more cryptic. You’re sentence would be better if you said: “That’s kinda like saying it gets harder to see when the sun goes down.”
Of course I’m pretty sure there’s a whole lot more ways to phrase that that’ll be even more cryptic, but I know you understand.
Huh: it looks like the guy she was fighting really did disappear.
Nope. None of the items have actually moved since their fight. This means it’s the same set shot from different angles. Neither Belinda nor Hito have moved from where they were, either. It’s the photographer making you think something’s gone. 😀
Compare today’s last panel with yesterday’s first panel. Belinda has turned and set down the larger staff.
That guy *may* be hiding just under the bottom right corner of the panel, if he’s laying real low, but I think he should be visible in today’s panel two then. Unless he moved.
Or, alternatively, he was never there in the first place.
He was there; he was crawling away in the comic for the 8th. Compare his positioning to when she beat him down in the comic for the 5th and you’ll see it’s completely different, as though he’s come to and doing his best to slink away the way he entered without getting Belinda’s attention.
“Belinda’s getting pretty annoyed with the cryptic crap.”
That’s kinda like saying it gets dark when the sun goes down.
No, that’s too straight-forward. You need to be more cryptic. You’re sentence would be better if you said: “That’s kinda like saying it gets harder to see when the sun goes down.”
Of course I’m pretty sure there’s a whole lot more ways to phrase that that’ll be even more cryptic, but I know you understand.