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Today’s cartoon, by Dan Misdea:

Two dogs look up at a pair of leafy trees.

“It’s that perfect time of year when the leaves turn different shades of gray.”

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He alone can fix it.

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I don’t know at what point Scary Mark decided to turn this from a pleasant hayride into a bone-chilling odyssey through Hell. All I know is that, for everyone’s safety, a mutiny was in order.

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