A little more humiliation on The Duck : anything odd

dickface at 12:17AM, July 28, 2021

"Strongest binding spell I have didn't work" ... oh and which one would that be? i swear there are so many little things throughout these comics that are wonderfully easy to miss. every time i might think that a plot twist is a sloppy contrivance of the moment, i find out that the groundwork had deftly been laid without my attention.

rmccool at 7:29AM, July 28, 2021

I am at times disappointed when a clue to future plotting is overlooked..the knifes offer of power a few pages forward ties in later also. a recent clue drop..I was like how did no one see that..and say omg.. and Ron is like you want me to point it out.. and I'm like no... but thank you for reading . Hugs..

felonimayhem at 8:08PM, Aug. 15, 2020

Cool to see the point where down becomes up, which by the laws of physics must exist someplace beneath the earth. I just hope someone's ready to deal with this sentient artifact from the dawn of time.

hkmaly at 1:40PM, Aug. 18, 2020

Putting aside the fact that the core of Earth is liquid and HOT, this is NOT how "down becomes up" works. Look as the jacket, gravity obviously affects it differently than the water. AND there is place with zero or negligible gravity around the point gravity reverts - the closer you get to core the lower the gravity is because the layers of rock above you attracts you in opposite direction. Isaac Newton already knew that if the body is a spherically symmetric shell (i.e., a hollow ball), no net gravitational force is exerted by the shell on any object inside, regardless of the object's location within the shell.