A glass pane between Jim and Ollie symbolizes the impossibility of one person truly knowing another.
A glass pane between Jim and Ollie symbolizes the impossibility of one person truly knowing another.
Diane shows up in a comic for the first time ever this storyline.
Diane shows up in a comic for the first time ever this storyline.
For the entirety of the next comic one of the characters is replaced by a duck with their name tag on it. The other characters do not react or comment on this in any way.
For the entirety of the next comic one of the characters is replaced by a duck with their name tag on it. The other characters do not react or comment on this in any way.
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A glass pane between Jim and Ollie symbolizes the impossibility of one person truly knowing another.
A glass pane between Jim and Ollie symbolizes the impossibility of one person truly knowing another.
Diane shows up in a comic for the first time ever this storyline.
Diane shows up in a comic for the first time ever this storyline.
For the entirety of the next comic one of the characters is replaced by a duck with their name tag on it. The other characters do not react or comment on this in any way.
For the entirety of the next comic one of the characters is replaced by a duck with their name tag on it. The other characters do not react or comment on this in any way.