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Chronicling the pausing for dramatic effect
I thought The Daily Cartoonist had carved out a small niche in the blogosphere, but last night I came across one even more narrowly focused - yet nicely done. If you haven’t visited the Silent Penultimate Panel Watch - do so now. The SPPW is appropriately subtitled, “Each and every day a comic strip abuses the use of the silent second-to-last panel” and it profiles the comic strips that are silent on the second to last panel - for dramatic effect, presumably. The SPPW blog is by Matt Gill and launched last month.
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