Amiable Dorsai

A place for everything, and everything in its place. Now I want another new strip: "Bridge Over Troubled Waters, The Serena and Bubbles Transcripts."

Grace seems to be be fairly level headed in a crisis. I really hope this isn't a trap.

My first thought, when I saw the name "Bubbles", was Bubbles from Questionable Content. Who would almost certainly make an excellent monster hunter. Probably a decent receptionist, too.

BWAHAHAH! Now I want a third strip: "The Adventures of Serena." I think Arthur has just found himself a new agent.

Writing after I have seen Saturday's comic, but Serena's either going to get fired or promoted.

Keeping a good notebook was drummed into mew time and again, both by my teachers and then by an employer. I'm still mediocre at it. In an effort to make me more diligent, one of my professors told me the story of Pierre Charles Le Monnier, who kept his notes on random scraps of paper. He actually observed Uranus before William Herschel (who gets the credit for discovering it) but, because he wrote his observation "on a bag that had been used for hair powder," misplaced his note and failed to make followup observations that would have shown that the planet was moving relative to the stars. So he's remembered as the guy who took bad notes rather than the guy who discovered a planet.

End of the ac or not, I have a feeling we'll be seeing more of Serena. Maybe more of the DGB division as well of the FBI as Tedd gets his lab and the Magus arc comes to a conclusion.

I love this strip! It has a very Monster Hunters International (Fun book!) feel to it. I love that even the receptionist feels that she can just go out to tackle a monster when the need arises.

Tedd just keeps getting his nose rubbed in the creepier aspects of DGB. Doesn't he? Will this eventually lead him to reject the lab?

Leadership also means accepting responsibility for the results, which will not always be what you intended.

Have you considered getting a little more exercise, Tedd? It's good for the brain. And other things. And now we understand why Ellen was so freaked out in the last panel of the previous comic.

Okay, she did, sort of, have a plan. Or a purpose, at least. Which involved getting an Immortal annoyed at her. She didn't say it was a perfect plan.

I'm not sure I know Ellen's game here. But I don't think it's chess. Is she trying to break Hope out of her funk?

Impervious Lass is impervious. To learning, it seems. So Bishop (assuming this is meant to reflect her character in canon) learns nothing and is apparently proud of that fact. Lovely.

I think the way she refuses to look Hope in the eyes is her current way of coping with acting.