Obviously the tags spoil who the shadowy figure really is, but something about the way he’s drawn makes me think Willis wanted people to think it was HAII.
Actually, my first thought was that it could be Dorothy. (Although one wonders if Sal would be as eager to take advice from mysterious shadowy female figures…)
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This explains much.
One wonders how many of Sal’s life choices came from random crazy people who happened to be in shadows when they ranted at her.
Or what she thought were random crazy people, but were just voices in her head.
Obviously the tags spoil who the shadowy figure really is, but something about the way he’s drawn makes me think Willis wanted people to think it was HAII.
Actually, my first thought was that it could be Dorothy. (Although one wonders if Sal would be as eager to take advice from mysterious shadowy female figures…)
(before reading the tag, of course)
I briefly did think the person in the shadows was HAII until I checked the tags.
I legit thought it was HAII until I read you comment
I don’t check tags, so I did too.
I thought it was Faz.
Nice try though. Like I said on the other strip: Sometimes the thought really does count!
I would’ve thought it’d be kinda obvious that listening to mysterious strangers hiding in the shadows is a bad idea.
Yeah, well … you’d think “Genocide is bad” would be obvious, too. But then there went Sal, trying to wipe out half a continent…