plymayer at 8:24PM, April 12, 2012

6

man in black at 8:15PM, April 12, 2012

great page

Jamie59 at 6:44PM, April 12, 2012

5

shastab24 at 5:22PM, April 12, 2012

The roadkill we experience a lot where I live is skunks. My goodness, it's bad running across those (I've never actually seen them, but that smell can sure linger).

Banes at 11:46AM, April 12, 2012

A sad story (i've read it), but a really good story! Great artwork/characters once again, too.

Genejoke at 7:38AM, April 12, 2012

Sod leaving it for animals, you can get some good meals from roadkill.

bravo1102 at 6:58AM, April 12, 2012

Gunwallace: lots of carrion eaters and scavengers in the USA. Deer will often stay intact for months but anything smaller can be gone very quickly. Even domestic cats will tear roadkill apart.

El Cid at 5:25AM, April 12, 2012

Still not sure how to feel about this one. On the one hand, it is very touching... but on the other hand, that kid's pretty messed up!

Gunwallace at 1:33AM, April 12, 2012

Maybe where you live, Bravo, but in my part of the world I can say from experience they stay intact for days, but especially when it's wet. :-) The maggots, I'll agree with tho. So many maggots.

bravo1102 at 1:14AM, April 12, 2012

This kid is really lucky it rained, that Heckle and Jeckel hadn't shown up to snack on the hedgehog and that the "rice" (maggots) haven't shown up yet. The eyes are usually gone after a couple of hours thanks to Heckle and Jeckel, except when it rains because bad weather grounds blackbirds. The things you learn picking up road kill for the public works department.