I guess instead of thinking of Jabby as a herd, Mauricio would prefer to think of him as an un-heard.
Night-Gaunt49
The one being he doesn’t want to talk to out in the void.
Leinglo
I feel sorry for Mauricio. Under the circumstances, even if Jabby isn’t killing (or pflarbing) people anymore, going mad is kinda the only option Mauricio has.
Efogoto
So going mad is the only sane conclusion? That’s nuts!
Muzhik
“Some people
never go crazy.
what truly horrible lives
they must lead.”
Charles Bukowski
Jude
Jabby: But Mauricio, I’m our best friend! I’ve stuck with you through thin and thick. I’ve healed you when you were hurt. I’ve even saved your life when others were ready for you to die!
Mauricio: Shut up, Jabby. You’re already mad. It’s where I’m going too.
Jabby: See? We’ve got so much in common!
Efogoto
Uncurious Mauricio sounds like The Man with The Yellow Hat’s more manageable friend.
Peter Rogan
The thought of Jabby having post-retirement plans scares me to death. He’s already largely replaced Mauricio; what or who else could he take over and turn into an ally in his quest for justice? For surely that part of his “ethos” (for lack of a proper antonym) has not retired, not in the least.
watcher
Plot twist. There was no Jabby, there was never Jabby it was all Mauricio all along.
Trooper Sam
At this point, why does Mauricio need a suit? What part of him is left that can physically die?
Night-Gaunt49
He needs to hold it together by being with people. Instead he is doing what people who intend on suicide do. Separate and alienate themselves disconnected from their own species before they do themselves in. Only Mauricio can’t if Jabby will stop him. So he may go catatonic. He may withdraw inward. Then what will Jabby do?
I guess instead of thinking of Jabby as a herd, Mauricio would prefer to think of him as an un-heard.
The one being he doesn’t want to talk to out in the void.
I feel sorry for Mauricio. Under the circumstances, even if Jabby isn’t killing (or pflarbing) people anymore, going mad is kinda the only option Mauricio has.
So going mad is the only sane conclusion? That’s nuts!
“Some people
never go crazy.
what truly horrible lives
they must lead.”
Charles Bukowski
Jabby: But Mauricio, I’m our best friend! I’ve stuck with you through thin and thick. I’ve healed you when you were hurt. I’ve even saved your life when others were ready for you to die!
Mauricio: Shut up, Jabby. You’re already mad. It’s where I’m going too.
Jabby: See? We’ve got so much in common!
Uncurious Mauricio sounds like The Man with The Yellow Hat’s more manageable friend.
The thought of Jabby having post-retirement plans scares me to death. He’s already largely replaced Mauricio; what or who else could he take over and turn into an ally in his quest for justice? For surely that part of his “ethos” (for lack of a proper antonym) has not retired, not in the least.
Plot twist. There was no Jabby, there was never Jabby it was all Mauricio all along.
At this point, why does Mauricio need a suit? What part of him is left that can physically die?
He needs to hold it together by being with people. Instead he is doing what people who intend on suicide do. Separate and alienate themselves disconnected from their own species before they do themselves in. Only Mauricio can’t if Jabby will stop him. So he may go catatonic. He may withdraw inward. Then what will Jabby do?
Minor word doubling in the 2nd panel: “the the”.