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TALES OF THE DRIVE guest comic, written by Brad Guigar! (page 10) (Patreon)

Published:
2023-10-31 18:16:40
Imported:
2026-09
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Daaaaang Daryl really jumpin right in, there!

Here's the full unsliced version:

... so you can compare it to the thumbnails, if you so desire!

Actually, let's do this. Way easier:

(Be still my heart, what a sweetie Daryl is!)

Here are the previous pages!

page 1

page 2

page 3

page 4

page 5

page 6

page 7

page 8

page 9

Just one page left before the ending goes up on Dave Kellet's Patreon for his patrons!

Guest strip written by Brad Guigar, drawn by me, for Dave Kellett's Drive. And here's the link again for their how-the-sausage-is-made podcast Comic Lab, which I love. :)

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Drazi

Um, Daryl? I think she's uncomfortable.

allanfranta

Slow down, you move to fast, dude. Of course with her age and hazardous lifestyle, she may not want to miss this opportunity. Try for a second date, Daryl!

Deb with the purple bike

Yes!! The little cloud! I wonder if you drink it or if it gets out of your away as you tip your glass...

Laura Kolker

The cocktails have little clouds!! 😍

Tim Pendergast

There are more than four signs, as I learned after my stroke. ;)

Minzoku Bokumetsu

legit had someone interrupt me when I was using the computer lab in college and go into sort of the same speech, it was VERY unsettling D= (half wonder if it was a hazing)

Drazi

Glad you survived it. Hopefully without any bad side effects.

Drazi

That sounds unsettling indeed. 😬

Tim Pendergast

Luckily yes and that's kind of part of my story. I took First Aid during the 80s as part of my then job and was taught the signs: face drooping, weakness on once side, slurred speech, and confusion/memory loss. However, my (2022) stroke presented itself as a massive headache and blurred/double vision so I didn't think it was a stroke, so I waited 4 days to go to the hospital as I am a stubborn old cuss. When I was very quickly sent to rehab, I was telling this to my very young therapist and she told that they only recently updated the signs of a stroke to include my symptoms and had created an acronym so new she had yet to commit it to memory.