Yard Work (Part Sixteen ready 7/17/17)

[qzar9999]

I did enjoy this, but it's getting increasingly hard to believe none of them have figured out what's causing it. The chemicals even have "grow" and "shrink" in the name, ffs.

Ah well. Wouldn't be the first time characters in something I'm watching have ignored the blatantly obvious to serve the plot, and it won't be the last. I can still enjoy it. Looking forward to part 4. :-)

[DangerousDave]

Originally Posted by qzar9999

I did enjoy this, but it's getting increasingly hard to believe none of them have figured out what's causing it. The chemicals even have "grow" and "shrink" in the name, ffs.

Ah well. Wouldn't be the first time characters in something I'm watching have ignored the blatantly obvious to serve the plot, and it won't be the last. I can still enjoy it. Looking forward to part 4. :-)

As you mentioned, it serves the plot. I'm very much enjoying the constant reveals of how they notice their new heights.

But even if I look at it as the characters would, I don't think it's "blatantly obvious". Sure, if it happened to me, I'd start noticing every strange new chemical I was in contact with, but I can suspend my disbelief: the doctor told them that water is the cause, citing a similar recent case. They have no reason to suspect he's wrong, and that the garden chemicals are in fact responsible.

[mizukage]

amazing Comic
please do more growth for Mom .
thanks !

[robclassact]

Funny. When I read it, I celebrate every time they don't figure it out.

Originally Posted by DangerousDave

As you mentioned, it serves the plot. I'm very much enjoying the constant reveals of how they notice their new heights.

But even if I look at it as the characters would, I don't think it's "blatantly obvious". Sure, if it happened to me, I'd start noticing every strange new chemical I was in contact with, but I can suspend my disbelief: the doctor told them that water is the cause, citing a similar recent case. They have no reason to suspect he's wrong, and that the garden chemicals are in fact responsible.

[casperp]

Brilliant work, I'm thoroughly enjoying this series. One of my favorite bits so far was actually the two images with the height chart at the beginning of issue one. It would be brilliant to see a continuation of that for the changes undergone in parts two and three.

[Dreamtales]

Part Four of Yard Work is ready!

More family fun as Luke and Amy battle it out. Part Four of a six-part series that explores – in minute detail – what happens as a big older brother shrinks while his his irritating little sister grows. Follow Luke and Amy as they experience a huge role reversal!

In Part Four:
Little Luke meets Nicole;
Mom has a wardrobe malfunction;
Amy waters the weeds – and Luke;
Luke’s shrinking accelerates.

You can get more info and buy the comic here: http://www.dreamtalescomics.com/Blog...ard-work-four/

You can see all the parts of Yard Work here. http://www.dreamtalescomics.com/Blog...ory/yard-work/

[Kong]

Brilliant!!

I hope in next chapters Nicole will grow again... or something different like an overdose of grow weed can make grow fangs and muscles or something like this.