By the Somnambulations team - check it out on the art page! This comic captures one of the things I like most about making Wonderella -- you can essentially drop her into any situation and watch it unfold. Like a hornet's nest, or a bomb.
I often do not agree with what Wonderella has to say, but in this case there may be a couple takeaways.
If there's anything I've learned since I graduated college, it's that nobody truly has any clue what they're doing, and anyone who tells you otherwise is kidding themselves.
So you can either panic or take solace in the notion that no matter how scared or confused you are, you are just as much in control as the rest of us.
Believe it or not, Paris was mentioned in the very first Wonderella comic! I just now got around to adding her. Also, for legal reasons, I think it's best to point out that I did not deliberately try to make Paris Troika look like Kelly Ripa. Please chalk this one up to one horrific coincidence; we don't need another Kelly Ripa, let alone three.
I do not normally do this, but since it's a three-day Memorial weekend for many, I'm doing a three-page nonadventure. Please continue to tune in on Sunday and Monday for what I can only imagine will be the conclusion to this storyline.
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