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I'm glad to see that Dan the Wizard is getting back into casting spells. It's always nice to see when somebody's career is coming back around after a hard point.

gormster
commented on Bears on Phones:

It wouldn't be the first time.

zirce
commented on Bears on Phones:

I once worked with a guy named Dan. He liked death metal too. He also might have been a wizard, but I don't have any proof.

The only thing I know for certain is the potential for a great party when you have a host familiar with the relationship of hot wax, chips, and rich people.

fuji2001
commented on Bears on Phones:

You are thinking about lesbians.

Andrew L
commented on Bears on Phones:

For this strip, it's also pretty funny if you completely forget that Dan is a wizard until he starts yelling about spells. Just speaking from experience here.

gposey
commented on Bears on Phones:

Metal for casting spells? I thought most wizards put on Iron and Wine and burned incense. Or maybe I'm not thinking of wizards...

tom
commented on Bears on Phones:

In panel 5 it looks like Steve's phone has melted. I mean the pizza looks like a melted phone...and...uh...

Please don't judge me.

repoclause
commented on Bears on Phones:

Every line of this comic makes me laugh. Especially Dan yelling, as well as Steve in Panel 6 and of course Panel 9, Thank God I found this comic.

frosted90
commented on Bears on Phones:

Ah, I'm glad that polar bears aren't so racist nowadays, the slurs they came up with...

lordofpirates
commented on Bears on Phones:

Spell casting is f'ing metal man. Oh, and finding out Steve was half polar was like a switch turning on for me.

Sanjay
posted in I just read through the entire archive...:

Oh my!

I scarcely know what that means!

tyuijvhvhcfcjf
commented on Bears on Phones:

Haha, I forgot about Dan the Wizard.

CaptainFigs
commented on Bears on Phones:

I imagine it must be very hard to relate.

Magician
posted in Other good webcomics:

The lovely Grey Gerling at www.barfquestion.com. The comic's great, but his animations are amazing. He has a really original style, y'all should go check him out.

Magician
posted in I just read through the entire archive...:

Letting the pie get the knife, now, that's a rookie mistake.

Magician
commented on Winter:

"Did Daisy survive?"

Sherlock
commented on Winter:

I love snow. I love sledges. And now...I also love Daisy Owl.

branniganslaw
commented on Winter:

Wow! Daisy flew far. Mr. Owl's parenting book may have been wrong...
I love the rise in the hill and Cooper's face in #3. Just as he realises that the rise is there. Then they're both holding the straps. It's so well conceived. You guys probably all noticed these details too and I'm sure you agree that it's these attentions and subtleties which make this web comic stand out. I would dearly love to see a paper-bound collection of Daisy Owl for sale. It would go right next to my Calvin and Hobbes, Garfield, Farside, etc... Masterful Strip.

D Haven
commented on Winter:

I love the first panel.
"Don't worry, Cooper, everything will be just fine. Now get in the tube. In front. Now."

tom
posted in Your Art Medium:

I like you Dog Breath =D

katemac
commented on Steve's Phone:

Yay! Kate! I think that's a fab choice haha.

I also love Steve's kind of half-push-away with the elbow in frame four - all the little flirty stuff of meeting a new per... BEAR you think is cute, captured in comic form!

Sweet.