Comics about winter | Roonie the Rabbit

Tough Time of Year

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Daylight Savings

THE SUN (thinking): OK! I'm up! What's everybody up to?

SQUIRREL: The says are so short this time of year. LIZARD: Yeah.

Winter Solstice

The rabbit hands the squirrel a present. SQUIRREL: You know, people have had Winter solstice celebrations for thousands of years, but gift giving is a more recent tradition.

SQUIRREL: The Norse, for example, rather than giving gifts, would hold great bonfires meant to entice the Sun to return.

Don’t Make Friends with Snowmen

RABBIT (thinking): I don't make friends with snowmen.

The snowman moves slightly toward the rabbit, whose back is turned. RABBIT (thinking): Because they melt. And they leave me. Sad and alone.

I Love Snow

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Winter Trees

SQUIRREL (thinking): Winter trees have no leaves. Naked. Bare. Exposed.

CARLOS THE TREE: It’s true! Here I am, world! Know my truth! I’ve never liked this tire swing, and I don’t care who knows it! RAFA THE TREE: We ALL know it, Carlos.

My Gift

A squirrel and a rabbit sit in a tree. SQUIRREL: You know, you really frustrate me.

SQUIRREL: And I want to shove you off this tree.