Unpredictable

WHOA, is second-panel Tommie a tribute to Aaron Williams' subtle gesture in 7 Days in Hell? I mean, of course she's not, someone who draws ladies in turtlenecks and blazers--in July no less--is probably not up to speed on the latest HBO mockumentaries, but Frank should know an obscene gesture when he draws one.

P.S. this conversation has happened at least twice already, I'm over it.

Where is Margo?

Wait, we've gone from the apartment to outside to the M+M Agency, with no assist from a narration box? And how does Lu Ann know about Greg being in town? Did Margo vent about their encounter in some kind of stream of consciousness swear-laden monologue in the apartment?

Man, I give up trying to force logic onto this. I'm just going to sit around the office pinching my chin like Lu Ann.

One-Sided Conversation

Another day, another character talking to themselves on the corner of Main Street, USA sorry, midtown Manhattan. = And of course the professor is right. You don't give away a stake in Manhattan real estate! 

Refused

WELP I GUESS THAT DRAMA'S OVER! Nice try at leaving A3G by... giving away part of an apartment? Still a little unclear if we're talking about her room in A3G or her 33% stake of the apartment building. Whatever, it was never going to happen. This deflating announcement, made to no one but the New Guinea impatiens, actually made me laugh out loud this morning, so kudos to keeping the comics comic.

Lost in Thought Out on the Street

Friday July 24, 2015

Saturday July 25, 2015

Enough real talk. Let's get back to Margo musing to herself while bumping around Ye'Town, the newest, hippest and yellowest neighborhood in Manhattan!

End of the Line

Tuesday, July 21

Wednesday, July 22

Thursday, July 23

First of all, gross. Those are your parents, Margo!

Secondly, really, so it's just that easy? I was really hoping for some mob-like behavior and/or wacky spy capers, but I suppose it's about that time in the A3G story line cycle. Keep all of the boring and repetitive crap going waaaaaaayyy too long, and then avoid any kind of satisfying ending, being sure to keep any remotely exciting scenes off-panel. 

Well, on to adventures in real estate with Lu Ann now, I suppose. No need for any explanation about the weeks of insanity we've been subjected to. 

Disappear

Now we're talking. This is Margo's mobbiest threat of violence ever!

Glad they're continuing this conversation inside, as per the National Weather Service's heat advisory for Manhattan! Responsible move, ladies.