The Lost-and-Found Museum

A three-panel fictional newspaper comic: a raccoon museum curator presents a single mitten, then realizes the matching mitten is on the raccoon's tail as a duck visitor points.

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A three-panel fictional newspaper comic: a raccoon museum curator presents a single mitten, then realizes the matching mitten is on the raccoon's tail as a duck visitor points.
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Fictional comedy. A tiny Lost-and-Found Museum celebrates its rarest exhibit: a mitten that was never very far from home.

Comic transcript

  1. At the Lost-and-Found Museum, the curator announces: “Welcome! Today’s exhibit is a missing mitten.”
  2. The duck visitor asks: “Just one mitten?”
  3. The curator explains: “The other half remains at large.”
  4. When the visitor points at the curator’s tail, the curator realizes: “Oh! A live reunion!”

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