Witches of the West Coast 8

[u/neilkohney]

[u/Aethelrede]

This whole storyline just keeps getting better and better. I really like these characters, and I'm glad she managed to get through her first day on the job.

[u/shellbullet17]

Disagree. This home is safer with a sword in it

We do not know it's soul

Demon (hiiiissss)

I mean...you probably have a good idea

[u/International-Cat123 → u/shellbullet17]

For all we know, the hissing is because someone with a sharp, point object is scaring them.

[u/Wiregeek → u/International-Cat123]

Or perhaps it is leaking.

[u/Ronjun → u/shellbullet17]

The way to stop a bad guy with a sword is a good guy witn a sword

(Blergh)

[u/slfnflctd]

The stream of absurdities in the first 3 macro-panels (first 10 actual panels) is some of the best of anything I've ever seen.

[u/Cool_Set4681]

He got a point, thought. When she was getting that sword from the closet it wasn't even in its sheat. She is not practicing proper sword controll. Is she even a member of the NSA?

[u/Merari01]

You know, I'd love a Witches of the West Coast cartoon or even live action series.

6 seasons and a movie!

[u/thedogedidit]

Amazing

[u/R_megalotis]

A sword may not be safe for a child, but it is educational.

[u/calilac → u/R_megalotis]

IT'S NOT FOR ME TO ARGUE, I SUPPOSE.

[u/WhiskeyAndKisses]

Threatening a woman’s sword is bad etiquette, tsk tsk.

[u/MetallicDragon]

This conversation is by far the most reasonable and grounded conversation I've seen in a The Other End comic

[u/elhomerjas]

the sword is her child

[u/Coidzor]

Having a baby in the home is also often an impediment to conceiving a child.

[u/hexapentol]

I love it!

[u/CrossP]

Is this one, like, autobiographical?

It feels autobiographical.

[u/Pyrhan]

You know, a sword in the appartment might pose a risk to a child, as well

It's educational.

[u/Quiet-Software-1956]

A sword can be used to protect the child as well

[u/JustANoteToSay]

The TIMING in this comic, the pacing, is so perfect. Idk how you do it.