This page reiterates key scenes from WICKED THINGS so you don’t have to go and look them up. But you can if you want to. Claire’s Fleabag jumpsuit was a real feature of that first issue. I did a variant[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Halloween queen, now we’re sharing the same dream! I’m sure no one needs me to explain the origins of cornflakes, but perhaps in the comments someone who has undertaken a foot peel (eg “Milky Feet”) can take you through the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is a very very very very worrying situation because we know our Lottie would never go “double Danish”. And now you’re going to have to wait until Wednesday to get to the bottom (!) of this.
Nothing stings more than a false accusation. Except perhaps one of those invasive Asian hornets that we’re all so worried about. Or one of those Chinese scorpions in Shein orders we’re all so worried about. So perhaps lots of things[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Although like all right-thinking people I fear and despise Lottie’s doppelganger, I also really like the spooky academic version of her in panel 4. SMERT!
The Miyamoto file! Unseen since the very start of Circus Windows and for good reason. That lever arch file is full to busting. And it takes a lot of filing to fill a lever arch file. I don’t know if[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
WOW! Who is this unrecognisable southern belle? All I know is that I like her a LOT.
These are very accurate drawings of Sheffield station, so you can reënact this scene any time you like. All you’ll need is a friend who has no idea what someone from Louisiana looks or sounds like.
Shauna Wickle! The most reliable friend of all!! — That’s the end of part one. Part two doesn’t start until January 1st, because I didn’t want to split it with my traditional Christmas break, which falls awkwardly this year. If[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
UPDATE: for all those who celebrate, A Holiday Harlequinade is available to all my paid Patreon subscribers, in full, here. I wrote this story when all the windows in my house were being replaced. It was -3°C outside and I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
