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Well, at least Gus lets you know when you’ve worn out your welcome! Guess it’s just as well, though … because Watusi starts his new storyline next week! See you then!
Well, at least Gus lets you know when you’ve worn out your welcome! Guess it’s just as well, though … because Watusi starts his new storyline next week! See you then!
It’s been a while since I’ve done a proper transition from one storyline to another, so I figured we’d take a moment to check back in with Gus on the way there…
Next week: thrill to Watusi’s escape from the top of the waterworks!! And while that’s not the most exciting hook to try to draw you back in, I hope you’ll tune in anyway. Thanks for reading “The sinister scheme of Sourpuss”!
(And I know Sourpuss is really headed down the river, but that just doesn’t have the same flair as a title…)
Looks like Sourpuss’s plan has reached its end … though probably not in the way she expected!!
It may look like things are reaching a head … but they’re only going to get uglier next week!
In other news, Watusi#28 (collecting the “Home again, home again” storyline) goes on sale July 3rd! Get the full scoop at www.smearysoapboxpress.com!
… but we’ll have to wait until next time to find out just what the Sourpuss has in store now!!
Aha! It looks like a confrontation is at … er… paw!
This episode marks a milestone of a sort for the Watusi comic strip: as hard as it is for me to believe, this episode marks the first time that more than half of the strips have not been part of the “Isla Esmerelda” storyline! Seems like so much has happened since then…
Looks like it’s on to Plan B! Hope that cat doesn’t have a different scheme in mind…
Special thanks to Dano this week for the poker tips!
Believe it or not, I did actual research for this strip! So if you ever find yourself with a hankering to learn about water treatment without all the blah blah blah, I’d recommend The Magic School Bus at the waterworks / by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen (New York : Scholastic Inc., ©1986).