August 28th, 2020
August 28th, 2020
28 Aug 2020 · page 1015 of 1306

Very sincere, Nicky, thanks

Cast: Benjamin Thackerey, Heinrich Wolfe, Jack O'Malley, Nicola Barber

Comments (37)

  • DanSch 6 years ago archived

    A door to the face is also a form of closure.


    Ben's preparing the paperwork for his date?

    • Composer 99 6 years ago archived

      I'm pretty sure that for both of them, the perfect date ends with a hot, sweaty night of filing.

  • nice! 6 years ago archived

    Oooh! a loose end being tied up that we didnt expect.


    Still basking in the last panel of the previous comic. We've been waiting for that hug/kiss since the second or so week of volume 1.


    Whoo!

  • Mel Orr 6 years ago archived

    You can never accuse Nicky of not being 100% about how she feels, that's for certain!

  • Emily 6 years ago archived

    Aww, I'm so glad Mal and Wolfe are finally having this conversation! Mal may have more confidence and power now, but he still wants his best friend with him, especially when he's doing something hard.


    And ooh, we're going to get to see Mayor Rana in office!

  • Socratease 6 years ago archived

    Mal being emotionally mature and having a sincere heartfelt conversation with Wolfe abut how he WANTS to be here and, even more, wants WOLFE to be here is VERY soft and I LOVE IT

    • LiterallyJustSomeGuy 6 years ago archived

      I am so happy to get this reassurance given Wolfe's feelings of "Mal doesn't need me anymore."


      I was initially surprised Mal accepted that compliment and gave that reassurance in such a straightforward way, but now I notice that as Wolfe looks away, Mal looks above Wolfe's head and furls his brow, as if looking directly at Wolfe's insecurities and pleading for them to not be there

      • Fairportfan 6 years ago archived

        Look up "Heterosexual Life Partners" at TVTropes...

      • chicgeek 6 years ago archived

        Ooh, well spotted!

  • Sturzkampf 6 years ago archived

    Mr Thackerey asks someone for a date. Ms Harry gets all soppy. Mr O'Malley co-operates with the authorities. Captain Barber says 'Thanks'. Strange times indeed.

    • Christopher Gargani 6 years ago archived

      ....I would hazard to say that Gren and Parsley got along together.

      • ShadeTail 6 years ago archived

        Nice glancing Ghostbusters reference there. :D

        • Christopher Gargani 6 years ago archived

          bow

      • Sturzkampf 6 years ago archived

        All we need is Mrs de Montfort to turn up in a dirty boiler suit and we'll know that the world has gone completely insane.

        • Sanjay Merchant 6 years ago archived

          All we need is Mr. de Monfort to turn up, period, and we'll know the end times are nigh.

          • Sturzkampf 6 years ago archived

            That's got to be an entire book.

    • A C 6 years ago archived

      For far longer than I should have, I kept reading that as Harry getting soppy about Ben and Eliza, and wondering "When did that happen?"

    • B.D 6 years ago archived

      Wolfe remains exactly the same as always.


      (And if that changed, O'Malley and Ben would go on a warpath.)

  • Hogan 6 years ago archived

    What now Mal? You going public? :-)

  • friendlymosquito 6 years ago archived

    PANEL THREE IS SO IMPORTANT I'M SO HAPPY FOR THEM!!!!


    Also, watch out Nicola, was that a feeeeeeeling? :3

  • Tua 6 years ago archived

    Everything in this page is beautiful ;_; In the second panel, is he saying he cannot do anything without Wolfe? I'm not sure what the 'owt' is meant to sound like. (Thank you for helping a challenged Californian out)

    • Kate A 6 years ago archived

      yes, "nowt" means nothing and "owt" means something, they're yorkshire terms- not really mal's accent but it seems to be slipping in there a little

      • Sanjay Merchant 6 years ago archived

        I just figured it was his accent's take on "aught".

        • jess 6 years ago archived

          Same root linguistically - owt and nowt are closer to their origins than aught and naught, but they're essentially the same words.


          Though aught and naught are definitely mildly archaic in modern speech, whereas owt and nowt are pretty much just regular words in the dialects that have them.

          • Sanjay Merchant 6 years ago archived

            Yeah, I couldn't tell if it was deliberately archaic because this is set almost 200 years ago or if it was just a thing that survived more robustly in one dialect than in another. Thanks!

  • M. E. Gibbs 6 years ago archived

    The only way to deal with emotions....

  • Darkoneko Hellsing 6 years ago archived

    Such a tsundere

  • The Sidhekin 6 years ago archived

    Ooh – not reading too much into it; just a wee tad triggerhappy. :) [https://www.widdershinscomi...](https://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/august-18th-2020#comment-5036789247 "https://www.widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/august-18th-2020#comment-5036789247")

  • CeruleanK 6 years ago archived

    I wonder if the city is ever going to have a hot summer now that Mal probably thinks of that blue scarf as his uniform of station.

  • billydaking 6 years ago archived

    Progress! Maybe...

  • A C 6 years ago archived

    Any chance of this page in Malley-O'-Vision?

    • Jess-a-men 6 years ago archived

      Ooh yes, I second that!

    • DataProwler Netizen 6 years ago archived

      So many nuances being lost in muggle-vision. What O'Malley sees above Wolfe as he gives words of comfort, and there is no way he doesn't see how Captain Barber feels. She even said 'thanks'.

  • Agi 6 years ago archived

    she really doesn’t want to like him, eh?

  • B.D 6 years ago archived

    Nyree: "Sour and very sour..."

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