Ski mouse
I became very fond of Bea while writing and drawing this chapter. She’s a perfect mystery friend. Well, almost perfect.
Bad Machinery
New comics by John Allison
I became very fond of Bea while writing and drawing this chapter. She’s a perfect mystery friend. Well, almost perfect.
Perfect. Until she’s not.
Bee might be on a wrong’n here. I fear there might be less to these ski lads than she suspects.
Sorry to disappoint you, but we already have spoilers about this: https://badmachinery.com/comic/these-are-some-lovely-memories/
Not… CIGARETTES?! No, Bea! Don’t do it! It’s the PERILOUS FIRST STEP OF YOUR FALL
Do it, Bea. DO IT!!!
Oh yeah, coming from an Italian, of course you would say that!
I notice that Bea’s ‘friend’ is to her right (our left) in the first panel. That’s presumably who she’s talking to.
Ahh… the sweet refreshing taste of Morley.
She’s trying to get close to them so she can guess their next move? They already know her as “Bee” so she’s almost there…?
Bold of her to cozy up to the suspects.
Bea’s a right good laugh once you get to know her.
It’s gonna make the contrast of whatever she’s going to do in part 4 all the more tragic
Meant to say Beate
I’m afraid they will have a very bad effect on Bea.
She will be infected by their nihilism and develop a cigarette addiction, which would explain the nicotine patch seen in the last chapter.
And she’ll potentially go off with them to Los Angeles and get involved in the faux kidnapping of a multi-millionaire’s trophy wife.
So, instead of losing a finger, she lost her face… Oh no! It makes sense!!!
Morley. Is Beate going to become “The Cigarette Smoking Woman”?
Chekhov’s scream!
Warning Bea! Don’t let them cut off your toe! The nihilist’s scheme isn’t worth our little piggy!
Yah! Ve believe in nothing! Nothing!
Except lingonberry pancakes
I love Beate’s face at the end!
Why would nihilists wear goggles? And gloves?
Just because nothing matters, doesn’t mean that fashion doesn’t matter.
Or something.
Why not?
I did think the fact that Klaus eschews all safety gear (and acknowledging Bea) must make him the most nihilist among nihilists.
I did think the fact that Klaus eschews all safety gear (and acknowledging Bea) must make him the most nihilist among nihilists.
‘…these men are nihilists, there’s nothing to be afraid of’
Ja. All of life is a black run.
“Nihilists! **** me. I mean, say what you want about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it’s an ethos.”