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Go Zelda!!
I am the shortest in my family. That position is difficult to be in.
I enjoy seeing pieces of you two in these comics. Readers are given a glimpse of your thinking processes and experiences in a unique way. I doubt there’s another comic strip close to this. You guys have created something truly special and authentic. Awesome sauce!
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Faith, this comment made my day. It was an absolute joy to reveal a little something of us in this. I think it’s such details as this that allows Crumble Cult to shine. That’s my hope anyway. 🙂
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Well the love for Zelda positively oozes from the screen. So glad Zelda embraced her body and didn’t keep on down the dark track you intimated.
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I’m so glad of it too. Eating disorders are… well, grisly. I wouldn’t wish that on anybody.
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Aww lovely!
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Thanks so much! This was one of my personal favourites to write and draw. 🙂
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Dear Tony,
My daughter is supposedly “small” for her age. I never think of her that way, though. To me she is oh! so much larger than life. I get the feeling your wife is like that, too.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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She’s very much so, and makes her presence known! (Which is as it should be.) 😀
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Beautiful. You have such a sensitive way of telling stories. Very caring. And your art is phenomenal. I’m a huge fan. I’ll be investigating your archives for awhile!
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Thank you so much, Pamo. I hope the other strips are just as much to your liking, even the more confronting ones.
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I was the smallest in my age group throughout school and gained a few appropriate nick-names. When I became a science teacher as one of three staff in the biology department, even the other teachers called me ‘The Micro-biologist’. Gotta smile!
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Well, it’s smile or cry, isn’t it really. I’m with you, Peter, definitely gotta smile! 🙂
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Nice one, very moving.
Although I’m tall, I find short women great to be with; very active.
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Well, my wife who the character Zelda is based on is quite the active one for sure. She moves so fast that I lose her in crowds sometimes. It can be quite disconcerting! 😛
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Small is great! =^.^=
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And unstoppable! 😀
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This was beautiful Tony, completely living and embracing of the most precouse person in your life. Well Done. I agree with other comments that you felt with a difficult topic very sensitively yet very honestly.
Much Respect- Jade.
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You honour me with your words, Jade. Thank you. 🙂
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SJ says: Small but mighty in spirit…. the only way to be 🙂
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Thank you, S.J. 😀
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In no way was her heart or her soul ever small.
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Agreed, Carrie. There’s absolutely nothing that can constrict, contain, or extinguish the heart and soul. 🙂
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It’s tops to see a man express how much he loves his women. Zelda may be small, but she’s a hard act to follow 🙂
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She is indeed. To quote S.J. Faerlind: “Small but mighty in spirit”! 😀
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nice strip Tony, a delicate topic handled very well.;) .
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Thank you, good sir. I do try to exercise a light touch from time to time. 🙂
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Very nice.
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Yup. A nice tribute for a lovely woman. Quite fitting, I think. 🙂
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