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Either way I still have a soft spot for adorable Susan: http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=178 (Warning: Comic contains an honest to God puppy-dog pout)

That is a good strip. I always love Susan.

He was lucky no women revealed him.
 

No, Sam's full name is Sam-I-Am.

Just noticed that Sam is just in front of them while Rich was talking about going up against "Samantha" in his next round.  I wonder if Sam could hear him?  Just for a moment, he'd worry that someone knew who he was and was going to blow his cover and out him as trans.

Seems plausible.
We know Ellen and Nanase have a preference for Duck Tails!  Woo-ooh!
http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=2031

Given that both Elliot's dream version of extra-girly Tedd and Tedd's own Mark Spell extra-girly form have pigtails, I think that means that Elliot is aware of Tedd having a preference for pigtails?

I was thinking of a musical cue.
 

How to go from Just Friends to more in just six panels, with MAGIC!

That did not go the way I expected, but in a good way.

Really dynamic facial expressions are just another thing she has in common with Susan.

The Shadow was one of the first of the modern style of super heroes with iconic powers and outfit, so it gets a lot of historical interest.
As for the current EGS page, I love all of Diane's expressions here, especially her determined one in the fourth panel.

I enjoyed the movie for what it was. I loved the effects in it, they were quite good for when it came out. But I was actually thinking of the old radio serials. When I was a child my grandmother got my brother the complete Shadow radio series on cassette. I used to love listening to them.

They used to play The Shadow on the satellite radio system we use at work (we had to change type of subscription so we don't get that channel any more), and there's a Wisconsin station I can sometimes get that carries old-time radio on an unknown schedule (gotta catch a call sign to know what station to look up), so I've enjoyed The Shadow whenever I can get it.  :-)
I did watch the movie, seemed like it was good, but I don't remember a lot of details.

I enjoyed the movie for what it was. I loved the effects in it, they were quite good for when it came out. But I was actually thinking of the old radio serials. When I was a child my grandmother got my brother the complete Shadow radio series on cassette. I used to love listening to them.

 
The Shadow Knows!

 
The Shadow Knows!

Who knows what neutral lies in the hearts of men!

And don't forget what happens if you try to by a magic trinket with a toothbrush coupon from the sales monster at the kiosk. http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=142
There have got to be some AMAZING deals at that mall to get everyone to keep coming back.

Susan knew some French two years back. Almost three now. If she stayed in that French class - which she probably did - she would likely be able to converse in it now.
Also, this scene.
I was also thinking this. Just because he didn't know about aliens two years before comics doesn't mean he doesn't know now.
She probably isn't alien, yes. I don't think she would directly lie to William.
Also ... Wolf not knowing about aliens and still being allowed to see Lavender? I think someone was making fun of him just before explaining it.
(Third: those alien mind control spores were not actually disproved. Her behaviour in Zoombies storyline is suspicious. Maybe she decided she waited for Verres to notice enough.)

Is it possible that Edward Verres was using the mind control spores on her?

We know that Moperville is the flashpoint for a reset.  If someone is thinking "this is the last straw", there's a whole lot of before-the-last-straw incidents out there.  Those could be spread across the planet.

First, how would they even know?  Magic is not going to get all huffy over Moperville if it were a one-off.  Odds are good that all the organizations across the planet that are working in the shadows are having trouble keeping magic a secret. 
For Leifeld to have authorized reset as department policy there would almost have to be a large body of opinion across the paranormal world that a reset would be favorable.  I can't see a manager going out on a lib that far or Arthur convincing him to go it totally alone.  Arguably, a reset threatens Vapires/Aberrents like Sirleck the most.  Their lives are uniquely dependent on magic.  While a reset hurts the forces of nceness, it really ruins the day for the worst monsters they face.
Leifeld is already on the hook for having authorized the fallback from the "magic doesn't exist" line of defense.  He ought to have already taken a good deal of pushback just from Arthur's TV appearance, which signaled the fallback. 
 

If we DID get that third storyline, I honestly wouldn't complain.

Like the Bible. o.O Mind you, occasionally that could slip up a bit. There was that Bible where a rather important 'not' was omitted from the Seventh Commandment...