FROGS Without Borders: 535a

So, my friend! It seems this is the end...
Tsk tsk. What about the Poem?

Index to the Strips
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Interspersed within the many Self Un-conclusive Strips, there are a few Froggy Plays. Such plays are: *Allah's Restaurant* (strips 54-64, November 7-December 12, 2007); *Back To School* (strips 65-73, December 23, 2007-January 13, 2008); *Shiraz Wine Brew* (strips 115-123, June 8-July 6, 2008); *L'ombra di Londra - Part I* (strips 156-162, October 26-November 16, 2008); *L'ombra di Londra - Part II* (strips 164-170, November 23-December 14, 2008); *Stress* (strips 192-199, March 1-25, 2009); *Prayerie Dog Idol Worship* (strips 214-226, May 17-June 28, 2009); *What Is Sufism?* (strips 252-271, August 22-November 1, 2009); *Time Out: Chez Haqq* (strips 272-277, November 4-22, 2009); *Time Out: Avanzi* (strips 278-283, November 25-December 13, 2009); *Dentistry And Deer* (strips 284-289, December 16, 2009-January 6, 2010); *Cartoline Romane* (strips 290-295, January 10-February 6, 2010); *Faqir's Love Song* (strips 296-302, February 14-March 28, 2010); *Nasrudin And His Two Wives* (strips 305-330, April 1st-October 29, 2010); * Dirty Laundry* (strips 338-410, November 26, 2010-August 28, 2011); *Where Is My Key? - Part One* (strips 422-470, October 21, 2011-April 23, 2012); *In Between* (strips 471-492, April 24-July 9, 2012); *Where Is My Key? - Part Two* (strips 493-534, July 10-December 3, 2012); *Hilat Raha Kon...* (strips 537-552, December 25, 2012-February 2, 2013); *A.A. Mullah - Part One* (strips 553-570, February 3-May 3, 2013).

Main Characters

Mimì, Nanan and Philippe are the main characters of this comic strip.

They are winged sufi frogs striving on the HUmorous path. They belong to the Amphibiya Sufi Order and set up this Magic Sufi Theatre under the guidance of their Shaykh, Professor Drago a.k.a. Shaykh Al-Kawthar.

The Shaykh mysteriously disappeared one dark, moonless night.

Mimì, Nanan and Philippe live on the land but are not of it: their true habitat is a pond in Sufiland, where their hearts keep returning.

When they speak, they speak Froggish.

To put these plays in context, think of something between Aristophanes and Hermann Hesse, with a strong touch of Sufi Islam.

FROGS
Without Borders

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

535a

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