Even Liberal Skye Agrees The Cities Are Decadent Messes, And Deserve To Be Purged!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because the standard for him is pefection.

...I don't know what's worse... Skye's shift to the hivemind, or Muir's shift to a sort of blend of fascism and Maoism.

Such Respect For Woman Oozing Through.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because you know it's me, Cathy.

This is the closest simulacrum about concern for a woman's feelings Muir can create, Captain Mitty belligerently warning a man off from his adult pseudo-daughter without any input from her on the subject. It says something that it's actually hard to figure out whose attitude towards women is worse in this strip.

Truly An Epic Romance.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because The Parson's Widow.

I'll say this, at least Muir is merely being sexist and creepy instead of jaw-droppingly misogynistic. Sure it's another trip to the toxic well that is Captain Mitty, his wife, and their parody of an actual human relationship, but it's not a deep trip into that poison.

They Cannot Imagine The Horrors Of Sexism Different Than The Sexism They Have Been Raised In.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Rickroll.

The Compound disapproves of oppressing women. 

Except in the ways Muir likes to.

Muir's Female Characters Don't Just Fail The Bechdel Test, They Fail The Turing Test.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because He used to lean upon me as I pledged allegiance to the wall.

Is he trying to set up a new couple? The soap opera segments of this strip are the most inept parts. I mean, the hateful politics at least have dedication behind them. This is Muir mechanically moving pieces and trying to get square pegs into round holes.

Nothing Makes A Character Relatable Like Making Them Misogynistic Dicks!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Zigeunerweisen.

Ahh, static drawings and hateful dialogue. Two things you can count on DbD to supply in abundance.

Muir Fails History And Perspective.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because who's that writing? John the Revelator.

As we stare at a comic made of recycled poses from yesterday's strips, we watch Muir shift the Democratic Party further and further back into the history of the United States.

Soon, they will be the Illuminati from Atlantis. Just you watch.