Very well hidden
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Spider
Second-to-last panel, left side of the leftmost fence post, just above the bush.
My story is your story. It's just getting started.
spider
On the book spine in panel 5
This made me sad and now my day is ruined.
The spider didn’t make it either.
The spider is
On the last panel, to the left of the lower solar panel
When was the last time you had an in person gaming session like that with a friend?
Only if you want to! Haha
I have emails coming from things that I wanted to be in the loop of (a new 'healthier' social media platform, when comedians will being touring near me, etc.) and after a month or so, I kinda lose my interest in them for a time. So now I am pitted against unsubscribing from them and not knowing when and where things take place and possibly forgetting about, 'that thing or person I meant to check out sometime.' So they fill my email account and hardly ever get open. =S
How about you? What's your email situation look like?
You're supposed to "open" emails?!
It's definitely a joke.
I personally am glad that gmail added filters, oh so many years ago. Now, I'm like this bottom panel. So many are organized and so many more are unopened.
Is this a joke? That's honestly way more organized than my email has ever been.
That's a nice easteregg
It dug up some ancient childhood memory of the TV guide magazine we used, also having a comic with a hidden mouse somewhere in the panels
Even more concerning is that he can read what he wrote.
It literally points to it and says ”spider” lol
In the last panel the guy has his hand planted down in an open book, and near his hand on the page is the word "spider" and a drawing of a spider.
Where did you get a copy of my journal?
I can't find the spider in this one
I wonder how Loading Artist makes the facial expressions so realistic. I'd tag them because iirc they are present on Lemmy
egg
Honestly, Spidey park would be a freaking horror movie
Why not both? Rage for and against the machine.
Tap for spider
Second panel, upper left.
Or just very acab
That's some serious dedication to corporate policy.