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Alice: This surreal strip is described by its creator as being about "a woman struggling to survive and understand the modern world".  I don't think there's anything surreal about the power of a parrot's beak ...

Bizarro:  I don't think that's what he meant when he asked.

Argyle Sweater:  Seems like a reasonable question, given the venue.

Prickly City:  This is normally a satirical strip delaing with politics.  This is a rare exception.

Speed Bump:  Not much else you can bring to a nestwarming.

Peanuts:  Woodstock gets too attached to his "disguise".

Tundra:  Going for quantity and size.

Peanuts:  No one will suspect he is anything we've ever seen before, actually.

Rubes:  Nor will he appreciate what comes next.

Peanuts:  Woodstock's disguise gets more convoluted.

Crock:  You may have to think about this for a while before you get the joke.

Peanuts:  Snoopy tries to help Woodstock, who is afraid of accidentally becoming Thanksgiving dinner.  Of course, Woodstock gets it wrong.

Half Full:  Unfortunately, that was also his name ...

Peanuts:  From 1976, a five-part Thanksgiving story arc, featuring Woodstock.

Six Chix:  I'm not as surprised by the pigeons taking a selfie as I am the woman not realizing the "latest" smartphone is immediately passé.

Insanity Streak:  And he doesn't even have to be early.

Andertoons:  That'd do it.

Loose Parts:  And you thought it started with telephones ...

Cartoon A Day:  As promised, the sequel to yesterday.