7 Nov 2024
A clicking of the headline
Away-ink: go to video
The host Empiric
The lesson from last week took a question of recapping and turned in a learning of older comics. That short lesson is tied to this week of introductions. The Learning the comic which was a single-day title that launched a change and emerged from the hacked month by the now host. In those pages of work a small coverage of the comic “Yellow Kid” by Richard F. Outcault in 1895. Or the Golden Age was covered in part with the comic Slumberland.
Away Forward Ink the Path
The walls are lined with views
The Clone Did It
Transferring
Richard Avant: The layout of the tonic can be said easily the Ferris wheel at the heart and the rest of Elmtonic just falls into place around the park.
Puzzlement
A hero is hiding
La Tinta
then it all tilted
Ant 1: Inkle the chips are ordered.
Inkle: Was about to ask where the Cyclops went. How was it ordered?
Ant 1: By 31 looking and guiding the 19 other information ants.
Inkle: Hmm.
Late to the party
go to video
Show the video and golden. Cause it’s the truth.
Here look it’s the reason
HMM… Sure!
The quibbles of the scribbles
The coverage of the Slumberland was?
Out of touch and the comic just ran from “Amongst the Frames” given an excuse.
Oh, the run of “La Tinta” was 451-457 it was called a new spin.
La Tinta
A new spin.
Cookies found and now movies.
OHT Anchor: Don’t forget a dream journal can be helpful and found…
Not going to be found. Looking for a movie to grab a snack.
Ant 9: Stop there.
Inkle: All the files for the sounds are safe.
Now a tray of snacks and drinks
Good ads are about over.
Watching slumberland then little Nemo.
Hmm… Why such a jump in the difference?
The first movie is a teen and the second is a kid’s movie.
Why?
Level nuances for each group.
Okay, why?
Nope, BED!
Okay, that was a good set. And so much fun for the readers.
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