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Well, Grace finally gets to see the hug she wanted earlier, I hope Ashley's on board and we can get closer to "Superhero Science" being canon. I mean, sure they didn't really kiss there, but who's to say that Grace and Ashley weren't as disappointed as we were that they didn't.
That's Susan and Diane.

By the way, I was wrong. It was in this comic and the following that we saw the first examples of Tedd glowing. And back then, Grace could see it, too.

This isn't canon, we can't assume that just because he noticed Tedd's hair changed colour halfway through the card tournament that he noticed Grace had enlarged her breasts partway through.
 
As for changes in this page, Grace's hair seems to have gained volume and Justin lost his sideburn, I think that's....Oh Justin lost his sideburns because she gained boobs.

This is the loudest one yet. The uryuom holding his hands over his ears has the entire Earth between himself and Egypt, which is, of course, on the other side of the planet from the Americas. All the previous shouts were from Moperville, near Chicago. Apparently the "WHAT?!" had to come over the North Pole like a Russian ICBM. Or maybe Santa. How many of you remember actual announcements on TV and radio on Christmas Eve that NORAD was tracking Santa?

Voltaire is doing some evil things.  But even more than evil, I think he is desperate.
NOW THEY WILL LISTEN TO ME!  NOW THEY WILL REGRET HUMILIATING ME!!!
Yes he had a plan.  But it wasn't much of a plan because it failed to account for Tedd's reaction.  Now he is scrambling.
As Mike Tyson so eloquently stated, "Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth."
When Ashley kicked the Fútbol at Tara, she actually punched Voltaire in the mouth.

In the story I'm familiar with, originally biblical but declared apocryphal by the Church in one of their big editing splurges, God created Adam and Lilith together, from the same materials at the same time.  But when Lilith expected to be treated as an equal, Adam complained to God, who, instead of telling Adam to be a good husband and accept an equal companion, kicked out Lilith and made Eve out of spare parts with a message from day one that she was subservient to Adam.

I suspect that if Heka went through with manipulating Pandora, and she discovered the deception, she wouldn't be able to kill Heka, but she could easily still be a thorn in his side while at the same time just being out of reach of any retailiation. Immortal law does seem to prevent Pandora from outright killing Heka, but Heka seemed confident that she would die by his will as well if she attempted to force her way past him so he's probably strong enough to do so, but then Tara was prepared to fight Voltaire and Edward said that odds were in favour of Wolf, Cranium, himself or any skilled magic user winning if an Immortal played fair or didn't have the safety of multiple planes of reality to retreat to. So it's possible that Heka doesn't have any advantage that negates Pandora from doing things to him from outside the physical plane.
I will concede that it's not clear whether Heka can also travel to other planes of reality, but even if he can, I would expect Yakety Sax to be playing as he attempted to find Pandora.

Pandora's mortal husband, the father of Adrian Raven, was Blaike Raven.

Been gone for a couple of weeks, but I'm back now.
 
Wow, this is so interesting. Reading the last few comics have gotten me really excited. Maybe I'm weird but I love learning about cosmologies and mythologies. Mesopotamian, Norse, Chinese, Vodun, Egyptian, East African, American Indian and now Danian.
 
I think the most important revelations of the last few comics are that there are immortals in Dan's cosmology who are not "Immortals". In this comic this particular an Immortal with 'The Mantle of Heka" means that some of these other Immortals either take the aspect of, or directly influenced, human mythology***. Also Heka implied that there is more then one seer (I'll admit that 'your seer' is a slightly ambiguous statement). But perhaps the most important revelation in this comic is the heavily implied statement that there is an entire class of Immortal in Dan's cosmology which are/can be vastly more powerful than Pandora, who as far as we know is the most powerful being we have been introduced to before now.
 
 
***And throws Jerry's statement of 'pissing contests between two immortals named Zeus running in to one another' in an entirely new light. Up until now we've never met an immortal with the name of a God. The closest is Pandora but in mythology Pandora was a human. She also goes by Raven which could be referring to the American Indian spirit, but her current life seems to have been mostly European descended/influenced: e.g. Huginn and Muninn are companions of Odin, not Gods themselves.

Darnit, Grace!  Urging your significant other to make out with other people is Tedd's job!

People who should know better and refuse to change would be represented by Rich, while those who are ignorant and confused but willing to learn would be better represented by Larry. There are a lot of both kinds in the world, but we shouldn't let the Riches' douchebaggery prevent us from trying to reach out to the Larrys.

 
Well, I did say most boyfriends....  I bought it from the Disney World gift shop after discovering I'd forgotten to pack anything to sleep in, and it was definitely labeled as either a "sleep shirt" or "nightie," I forget which.
This is the same company from which I have since purchased both shackles (from the Pirates of the Carribean ride's gift shop) and "Imperial Binders" (from the Star Wars gift shop), so they are either kinkier than they let on, or more oblivious/naïve than a megacorp has any right to be. ;-)

If The Dan hadn't already pooh-poohed the idea, this would be a good place for Elliot to summon an inner demon.

I sometimes get that way with Internet comments.

I wonder if Magus is artificially enhancing Elliot's rage?  And if so, to what end?

Did Elliot and Sarah spend this much time talking to each other while they were dating?

I suspect that Patient Zero in the Moperville outbreak of Primary Protagonist Syndrome was neither Elliot nor Tedd, even though they were the first two identified patients.
No, Patient Zero was Mrs Kitsune.  When her sister abandoned Tedd and Edward, Mrs Kitsune did everything she could to quarantine herself from infecting others.  Unfortunately, she infected her nephew which caused him to get beaten up in school.  This brought him in contact with Elliot.  And the contagion spread from there.
Mrs Kitsune>Tedd>Elliot>Sarah
Mrs Kitsune>Nanase
Nanase or Sarah may have infected Susan, who infected Catalina
Elliot Infected Justin.  Nanase, Elliot, or Justin may have infected Sensei Greg.
Ellen was "born" infected.
 

Nothing what wasn't already said about the page, but regarding commentary ... I'm sure most of us would enjoy at least half of that hundred comics.
Also, based on last sentence, we will see someone talking behind Elliot's back next page.
... I'm surprised Catalina didn't appeared. Although maybe she waits for some opportunity to talk with him alone ... and show him her cat form to convince him to admit he really is Cheerleadra. (No matter how Elliot will react, I'm sure Catalina will get her confirmation, because he's bad liar.)

She might be questioned, but it won't be in a hostile manner.  She has a good heart.

I love Elliot for just caring so much about other people that he will analyse even his own hypothetical planned actions and reject them if he realises that they could have unintended consequences. This feels a little like the inverse of taking something about others and making it about yourself; he has taken a purely hypothetical (if at least conceivable) scenario he might personally experience and included its effects on others as well.
It is why I love EGS so much. The characters. They all bring something important to the table and often do it in very individual ways. And I really, truly appreciate that.

Nonsense. He is just the reincarnation of the Gooniverse Dalai Lama. Could happen to anyone.

SECONDED

I also think it's interesting that the one thing he failed to take into account when he was making all those plans was what other people already thought of him. He was prepared for multiple contingencies from several angles, except for the possibility that everyone would be to intimidated by his reputation to actually bring it up.

Just as long as she doesn't do THE FACE, while around Diane.

I haven't said this in a while, but today's comic seems like a good place for it:
I really admire what Dan is able to do with faces.
Aside from today's wonderful panel six faces, even the very subtle changes in Ellen's face between panels 3 and 4 reflect the dialogue so well.  He's really good at it!