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Milo Smith

Damn coop, that's a really rough way to find the man who raised you. I feel for him though, I just had a death in the family today and it hurt everyone around me. Well done on this page jackaloo, as per usual. Looking forward to seeing the new internship page soon too

Weetu

He really does look like his old man.

Mixel

Can create such a timeline from page 1 when what happened or how big the time jumps are, so you have the overview? On page 19, he says you have not talked for 3 years. I would be interested just how the chronological sequence of the story is to the Intership.

Tenyo

The summer ones are getting heavy, guess to balance out the excitement in Internship

Aesir Owl

drowned in his puke. damn.

Aesir Owl

yeah summers gone went from backstory and coops closeted feeling for andy to... soap opera level depressing scenes that will make you cry.

Coltyn91

unf, it seems that time is kind to all your characters Jackaloo :P Gary grew up really...nice...and the army was good to him ;3 now that the lewd is out of the way, I can't even imagine the pain the death of his father caused Coop but judging how he lost contact with most of his friends after that summer then it speaks to the gravity of the loss for Coop here. But it does beg the question and I wonder, did he console in Andy? and was Andy the only one he really was talking with when his dad died? The set-up you're creating Jackaloo is absolutely fantastic and always look forward to seeing updates from SG :3 Also side note, that last panel Coop face really reminds me of his old man

Cody Lucario

I really like the turn this story has taken, it's really relatable for me

ThorAlexander

I'm so lost since I haven't read the rest of this comic

HGcareer9123

So we come full circle. Gary is one of the jerks at summer camp who initially got Coop in trouble. Now we see him after everything has boiled over, and thus are left where we are. (Yes, I did look back to see who the "remember this guy" was referring to. Clever.)