13 Responses

1. 11.10.08—11:12 am Simon Fraser

   Your precise attention to detail really makes these tiny moments, momentous.
   Great work Thomas.

2. 11.10.08—11:22 am Jim D.

   Huh. Weird. nicely done!

3. 11.10.08—1:21 pm Nathan

   quirky, droll. Great work, Thomas!

4. 11.10.08—1:44 pm Joan Reilly

   Well-done, Thomas! It left me wanting to know more. The ending seems more like a cliff-hanger. Write another chapter and put it on ACT-I-VATE–even if you have to take it into the realm of fiction, it’s an interesting way to start a story.

5. 11.10.08—1:57 pm Tim

   I love your style, Thomas.

6. 11.11.08—7:44 am Tim Hamilton

   It’s unnerving and creepy and soothing all at the same time.
   Huh.

   NIce.

7. 11.11.08—8:02 am Barbara

   love your drawing, want to know more about these people. Love how you do your work and the use of negative space. Bravo

8. 11.12.08—12:01 am Laurel

   This could have been written about the isolation of my marriage… I think that ending is so bleakly hopeful.

9. 11.12.08—9:28 am Thomas Baehr

   I thank everybody so much!

   And to Laurel, well, I feel sorry for poking in your eye with that. Um … There is hope, right?!?

10. 11.18.08—4:37 pm Jeanette Cheezum

    I don’t know which is the best? The comic or the comments.

11. 12.5.08—9:06 am kevin gilmore

    hey thomas. nice work! i particularly like the little details like the particular set of Koh-I-Nor pens on the desk.

    The lint roller comment at the beginning leads me to believe that the guy just wanted to watch his movie in peace…

    My guess - she wanted him to go look in the fridge and check to see if we…i mean they needed milk.

12. 6.5.09—9:49 am Tim Whitcher

    Later he recieved a call from the police. Her body was found in her car at a 7 Eleven….

    lol

    Engrossing story.

13. 10.23.09—7:11 am Utah Dentist

    Loved the story! It felt slow at first then realized that was part of its charm.

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