So much for sneaking around incognito.
“You’ll be hearing from my lawyer about this trademark infringement. And, this looks nothing like me, you old codgers!”
The bakers are very loosely based on my grandparents, who were not bakers. Well, not professionally. They were ministers in Alaska and prolific self-publishers of religious inspirational books.
Original Script
WOMAN We saw it all on the tubes. A factual miracle. MAN Our Angel of Mercy! Hands Jane a pastry with an angel shape on it. See. Angel pasty! Huge grin on his face. They were Mabel’s idea.JANE Taken aback by her celebrity That’s, uh … yes, wonderful. WOMAN Hands Jane a 2nd pie Please. MAN As a token of your favor, accept our humble pasties. JANE Thank you. They look delicious. I must leave now. The couple wave as she walks away, biting into a pie. JANE Mmm, these are pretty good. She gives Harriet a nibble.
Ich bin ein berliner?
Aw Jane, I think you make a great dane.
You can tell she’s lived a privileged life. She hasn’t yet learned to properly appreciate free food.
And that expression and blush in the 7th panel is adorable.
Exactly, she’s a Kennedy.
I’m pleased that her privilege is peeking through. 🙂
Be on the lookout for a certain cameo this Thursday! 🙂
She’s in good company. Both Melba Toast and the Peach Melba were named after operatic soprano Dame Nellie Melba. 🙂
And as far as culinary angels go there are actual angel-shaped cookie cutters for sale. 🙂
This page made me snicker in so many ways as Jane deals with unwanted fame.
Angel food cake! Oh, wait. That’s already taken. Hmm…
I’m glad it cracked a smile on ya. 😀
Being an angel has its advantages 🙂
Free stuff is usually a good thing, but it makes it hard to be sneaky.
she became famous by falling from the sky. there’s a name for that kind of angel. 😉
Ain’t that the truth. Hehe. It all depends on your public relations campaign.
In which Jane becomes a cannibal.
She probably bites the heads off first, too.
Love Harriet reaching for the danish on the last panel. Guess Jane’s not sharing her bounty 50-50. Lovely touch.
Now I know why so many stories have little spirit or animal side-kicks. They can do or feel things the main character can’t or wont, and direct the reader’s attention to something important. 🙂
“I’m a danish?” face is the best face. Worth falling off a boat for. Definitely.
It’s my secret life goal, to have a danish named after me.
No Jane, you are not a Danish… you are far too kind and spirited to be one, but the Scandinavian people would love to acknowledge you anyway! 🙂