@Jeffcoat Wayne, so stupid it makes my posting yesterday of "Hard Rock Zombies" look like an intellectual exercise in cinematic existentialism.

@ BC: Boring? I remember the Pizza World arch…you don't know boring.

@ George: We had a dog named Indiana

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Act 1: Lisa and Frankie meet. It's love at first shudder.

Act 2: Lisa begs Frankie to let her see his Big Walnuts. Frankie the gentleman says no.

Act 3: Frankie's dad – Montegue Capulet Pierce – asks his son WTF? and orders him to quit seeing that scrawny, four-eyed stick from Westview. In their final moments, they give in to passion (shudder) – cue the porn music.

Act 4: Realizing Lisa is knocked up, Frankie is about to go against his dad and do the right thing and marry Lisa. But a tragic car accident puts him in a coma (hey, he's a Big Walnut guy. They don't get cancer).

Act 5: After years in a coma, Frankie loses track of Lisa and the little bastard. But he never stops looking. Finally, in a dollar store, he spies a large stack of "Lisa's Story" paperbacks. He buys one for his friend Lenny, who realizes that this is the Lisa that Frankie cried himself to sleep thinking about lo' these many years.

And that is the movie that Frankie wants to make.

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Gyre
May 22, 2013 at 12:49 pm
In re. to TFHackett, like I said, it's every appearance of Lenny's after 5/17/13. He is suddenly white in every one of them. That isn't careless coloring, that suggests a deliberate effort.

You guys: I didn't get what all the fuss was yesterthread about Lenny turning white. I don't visit the Comics Kingdom page often (it loads slow even on my work computer). Once the strips for the week appear online, I save them locally and refer to those archived strips when I post. But I just checked the site and indeed, Lenny and Frankie are now the same skin tone. I'd love to know what's behind this.

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Jess: "Um, aren't 'Superman' and 'Star Wars' both genre fiction?"

Darin: "Yes, but I like them, so SHUT UP!"

Frankie: "What, you're leaving already? We were just psyching ourselves up into performing our studio's theme song."

Lenny: "It's performed to the same tune as 'The World is Waiting For the Sunrise'! Hey, where'd I put that ukelele?"

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