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Peculiar Curious? Comic Transcript Loud blarty sign, “Don’t be furious be curious.” Lifestyle Advice from a small pink bunny. Bunson Hoppydew, a little pink bunny who likes dancing friendship and cake looks up to the declaration above him. Bunson: Hrumph, that’s very bossy! Bunson: Can I get peculiar instead? Bunson zooms along: To the costumes! Bunson is dressed as the Mad Hatter with a purple hat and a yellow spotted tie. There is a little brown dormouse in a teacup next to him. Bunson: Curiouser and curiouser.
 

Furious Peculiar (Comic #790)
Posted on July 4, 2025 by liz

While I like the idea of getting curious when furious, I’m not a fan of using a saying to smother a person’s feelings and telling someone else how to be. “Don’t be furious, be curious” rankles all my feathers in a way that “Get curious when furious” doesn’t. One tells you not to have an emotion, the other give guidance about how to travel through an emotion.

Thanks to all my patrons and a special big extra thanks to Kate Webb, Erik Owomoyela, Stuart Barrow, Jesse the K, Brian Fies, Tracey Radford, and Jay Hedtke.

Liz

Peculiar Curious? Comic Transcript

Loud blarty sign, “Don’t be furious be curious.”

Lifestyle Advice from a small pink bunny.

Bunson Hoppydew, a little pink bunny who likes dancing friendship and cake looks up to the declaration above him.

Bunson: Hrumph, that’s very bossy!

Bunson: Can I get peculiar instead?

Bunson zooms along: To the costumes!

Bunson is dressed as the Mad Hatter with a purple hat and a yellow spotted tie. There is a little brown dormouse in a teacup next to him.

Bunson: Curiouser and curiouser.

Communities of dreaming – love letters to Star Trek

Posted on October 25, 2016 by liz
If you would like more Things in your diet please head over to Uncanny Magazine and check out Things React to Star Trek where we look at love as a tool we use to shape ourselves, and shape our communities.  Thanks to Mary Anne Mohanraj and Una McCormack for being the muses on this one (go read their essays), and thanks as always to Uncanny Magazine and all the Uncanny backers for creating this space for the Things to come, play and be inspired by the great fiction, non-fiction, poetry and interviews. http://uncannymagazine.com/liz-argalls-things-react-star-trek/

Uncanny Things

Posted on April 28, 2016 by liz
Did you know that if you look at the webcomics tag over at Uncanny Magazine, you can look at all the comics we’ve drawn for them thus far! Half way through! Thanks again to all the Uncanny backers that made these special extra Things possible. http://uncannymagazine.com/category/webcomic/ Bunson I’m working on the comic for Issue 10 right now! The cover is a gorgeous one by Galen Dara, click through to check it out in all its beauty (you can even buy a copy of the poster at Uncanny’s zazzle store!) uncanny

472b: Special Announcement, update new schedule plus hats

Posted on January 11, 2016 by liz
Dear Friends of the Things, Our three times a week schedule has suffered over the last few months (stupid real life!). We’re getting back into it, but the struggle to earn a living wage (through job search or freelance) is time and energy consuming. We’re going to a once a week update schedule. Fresh Things every Monday is a can hold ourselves to. Thank you for your support, knowing there are folks out there reading us, wanting the next comic, keeps us going. Much Love The Things

Things Comic over at Uncanny Magazine!

Posted on December 8, 2015 by liz
The fab editors at Uncanny put it best:

Space Unicorns! As you may remember, one of the stretch goals for the Uncanny Magazine Year Two Kickstarter was a new webcomic feature. Each issue, the multi-talented Liz Argall will have a special Uncanny edition of her webcomic Things Without Arms and Without Legs where they react to a story in the current issue of Uncanny Magazine.

This month, they’re reacting to Yoon Ha Lee’s Uncanny Magazine Issue 8 story, “Interlingua.”

http://uncannymagazine.com/liz-argalls-things-react-interlingua/