Unidentified FIDGETING-AND-SPINNING Object

I was gone back to Visalia in Central Valley for our friend's graduation and I was drawing some things while I was away. So these are what I got....

Just before we left out of town on Thursday, June 1st (the day before the graduation), I had this idea on Wednesday, May 31st, last month.

Lately, my folks have been getting interested in those FIDGET SPINNERS. I was impressed how they started out as an alternative of a stress ball back in 1990. I have researched that they were also made for those with ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), autism, and even those with anxiety issues. It's impressive how lately, this year, this toy from the 90s is becoming extremely popular. They, too, appeal to me as I'm autistic (high functioning) myself.

But anyway...

Back on that Wednesday, May 31st, I had an idea that involves a fidget spinner.

Just then, today, on Sunday, June 4th, I decide to redraw it on a separate piece of paper as a full and colored comic with that same idea. So there is this limited edition of a spinner that is priced to be $2700.00. Yes, there are even special spinners that can cost up to more than 10 to 100. As Xavier spins it, it was spinning so fast that it got out of his grip and zooms away. ((There goes all that 2,700 dollars he wasted over that thing...))

As that thing zooms away, a familiar member of the West Virginian aliens (known as a Flatwoods Monster) notices that thing. This particular one, Flats Flats McBracks, believes it's another alien space ship floating by Earth. Quite inevitable for aliens or some UFO to fly by and cause some media madness...

Does this really make your world SPIN?


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Xavier Hatchetstein, Rita Prongharesohn andFlats McBracks © Josiah Shockency (JCS)

12: 07 PM Sunday, June 4th, 2017

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