371-Maître d’ino
(Author’s Note): I’ll take a to-go house, actually. (Illustrator’s Note): I spent more time on the backgrounds of this strip than I did on any of the characters.
(Author’s Note): I’ll take a to-go house, actually. (Illustrator’s Note): I spent more time on the backgrounds of this strip than I did on any of the characters.
(Author’s Note): Whatever will he do when it’s time to order dessert? (Illustrator’s Note): We all know how heavy those menu pages can be, sometimes.
(Author’s Note): I fail to see the problem with Draco’s dating strategy. I’m very lonely. (Illustrator’s Note): Everyone reading this is currently mimicing Draco’s posture, here. Tell me I’m wrong.
(Author’s Note): I went to McDonald’s once. (Illustrator’s Note): What’s the fanciest restaraunt you’ve ever been in? Mine was probably the Grove Park Inn Christmas Eve Bufett.
(Author’s Note): I always hated those “waiter, there’s a fly in my soup” jokes. So why do I keep writing them? (Illustrator’s Note): Splashes are fun to draw.
(Author’s Note): Remember kids, Not even pirates approve of theft. That’s just wrong. (Illustrator’s Note): Well, he IS a villain.
(Author’s Note): Draco is interested in booty now. (Illustrator’s Note): I’m just gonna let this strip speak for itself.
(Author’s Note): I’m finding that Time Travel covers a multitude of creative sins. I see why modern writers rely upon it. (Illustrator’s Note): It’s taken us 3 chapters to get to this moment.
(Author’s Note): Gauging from the extent of those internal injuries, I’d say Sally will remember Draco for about ten minutes. (Illustrator’s Note): Draco looking like Rick Astley in this strip.
(Author’s Note): Ah, young love. (Illustrator’s Note): And we get to end this chapter with the same sentiment we started it with: Pain.