Comic 23 - So So Sibilant
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- The Downscale Apartment
- The First Encounter
- The Non-Expert
- Chicken Soup for the Serpent Soul
- Fried, Not Well Done
- The First Punny Slur
- The First Hug
- Rat-Deduction
- The Second Set of Screams
- In a Pinch
- Down, Scales!
- The First Pain
- Don't That Beat All
- Dial-a-Snake
- The Miracle Worker
- The First Innuendo
- Practice Makes Preposterous
- Thanks and Fangs
- Mmmmice
- Plot Hole
- Another Stage of Disbelief
- Snake Fake
- So So Sibilant
- Coiled Up to Sleep
- Troubled Trio
- What a Twist
- Night and Day
- Snake Sightseeing
- The Skinny
- Reading for the Articles
- Not a Modest Proposal
- What Kind of Man Is He?
- Fair Enough
- She Gets Around
- Going Loopy
- Hanky-Panky
- Get Out of Here, Stalker
- The First Hand (Firsthand?) Joke
- The First Poem
- Spit-Take
- The First Sproing
- Elevator Ups and Downs
- High-Heel It
- What's in a Nametag?
- The Waiting Is the Hardest Part
- Cat Snake
- The First Biblical Punchline
- Serpentine Sudoku
- A Game of Risk
- Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth
- The Trouble with Harry
- The Naming Ceremony
- Anthropomorphic Anthropologist
- A Fishy Choice
- Snake Sob
- Testing, Testing
- Put the Past Behind You
- Non-Indicative Name
- Don't Be Petty
- Where's Dante?
- Family Matters
- Psychedelics
- The First Flashback
- From Cocoa Puffs to Tricks
- Background Search
- The First Holiday Filler
- Hardware Compatibility
- Hollywood Hack
- Games People Play
- Adobe Silly
- Double Click
- Rude Awakening
- Deep into That Darkness Peering
- SSSs
- Conversation Peace
- Tell-All
- Apples and Oranges
- Glassless Gasp
- Mad TV
- The Heartbreak Snake
- Trust in Me
- Obey the Hypno-Rat
- Cautionary Tail
- Midnight Rat Boy
- Nighttime Poem
- The Wheels Turn
- The First Guest Art
- A Diseased Mind
- The Dream Gets Hairy
- Vampire Rat
- The First Stacked Panels
- Wake Me Up Before You Go Mad
- Flex Time
- Shine with Saliva
- Super, Saturday
- Micicles
- Pocket Monster
- Hands-Off Learning
- The First Car Ride
- Great, Outdoors
- Naive, Not Native
- The King Snake's English
- That Bites
Now's as good a time as any to note that I seem to find humor enhanced by S and Z sounds. Don't ask me why.
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