I held off doing an Easter Bunny comic because the Easter Bunny is one of those concepts that's almost insulting to kids -- like The Adults got together and tried to discern which idea would make children seem like the biggest rubes ever. Anyway, have a happy Passover too, and there's probably some Kwanzaa thing in there!
Without giving away the ending to anyone on the RSS feeds: a handful of people are not entirely satisfied with the shall-we-say "James Cameron realism" of Wonderella's technicolor non-adventure. With that in mind, here's the best I could do with the shambling art of flat vectors.
It has easily been three weeks since I've exploited some public domain god, so here's Gaia's turn. A less-than-fun fact is that I've parsed out Wonderella versions of various supernatural creatures, just waiting for an opportunity to use one of those Shinto demons that cause earthquakes by farting.
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