SLAUGHTERHOUSE SLOUGH #206: WE ARE THE CHANGE

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SLAUGHTERHOUSE SLOUGH #205: WIND PART 3

I think it is safe to say that I've got wind out of my system now.  I am 85% sure that the next comic will not be about wind.

Before you give your sympathies to Teri, panel 4 did not really happen.  Yet.

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SLAUGHTERHOUSE SLOUGH #204: WIND PART 2

WHOA!  EIGHT PANELS!  WHAA?!
Don't get used to it, this was a lot of work.  But it was a worthy and necessary effort!  No cutting corners here at Slaughterhouse Slough.  Big thank yous, for assisting me in wrapping my head around this blustery city, to Environment Canada's Bill McMurtry & CTV's Dory Rossiter!  Stay warm out there, folks.

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HOURLY COMIC DAY 2014

Happy Hourly Comic Day!  I'm cheating today because there are kidlets around with their endless antics of adorableness.

All images © Eric Dyck 2014

And with that, I will call it a day.  G'night internets!  Slaughterhouse Slough will resume next week!  Wind!

SLAUGHTERHOUSE SLOUGH #203: WIND PART 1

Here is the first instalment of our look at the windy wind in Lethbridge.  Fortunately, this has not happened to me...YET.  The information shared in the first two panels is based on my reading of data from Environment Canada, but if my info is wrong it probably isn't their fault.

I also want to let you know that there are 2 new Slaughterhouse Slough tees for sale!  Shipping is available, I will deliver free in Lethbridge, or you can get both of them at Drunken Sailor!

Post by Slaughterhouse Slough by Eric Dyck.