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| β | The comic appears to be a reference to [[475: Further Boomerang Difficulties]], which was a sequel to [[445: I Am Not Good with Boomerangs]], which had a man throwing a boomerang that never returned. [[Cueball]] shoots an arrow off with a bow and a boomerang returns to him. This confounds him. As it was also a [[Cueball]] that threw the boomerang in the other comic, this may be the same Cueball that now finally has his boomerang return to him after a long time (464 comics | + | The comic appears to be a reference to [[475: Further Boomerang Difficulties]], which was a sequel to [[445: I Am Not Good with Boomerangs]], which had a man throwing a boomerang that never returned. [[Cueball]] shoots an arrow off with a bow and a boomerang returns to him. This confounds him. As it was also a [[Cueball]] that threw the boomerang in the other comic, this may be the same Cueball that now finally has his boomerang return to him after a long time (464 comics later). This would really freak him out then. |
The title text is a pun on how boomerangs always come back, along with how "The Return of X" is often used for movie names. | The title text is a pun on how boomerangs always come back, along with how "The Return of X" is often used for movie names. | ||
