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[Xineoph]

Looking for a specific comic along the premise...
It was a long panel strip, and as best as I can remember the story went like this.
The man loses his wife and is depressed. People come up to him to console him, take him out, talk, anything and he rejects it all just wanting to wait until he can be reunited with her. It has a very philosophical beginning obviously.

He goes to sleep, and wake up the following morning angry. "How dare the sun rise?! I just lost my wife!". He was mad the world didn't stop for him, and carried on as normal. People still went to work, the birds still chirped, etc, and even goes to a policeman to file a complaint about it. I don't really remember the rest, but that's the longer details.

Thank you in advance for your help.

[Sahan]

No, thank you!

[DonRetrasado]

I think that was a Garfield actually.

[Xineoph]

I think that was a Garfield actually.

Nono, this wasn't the Garfield comic about Odie, this was a different one.

It was a long panel strip, and as best as I can remember the story went like this.
The man loses his wife and is depressed. People come up to him to console him, take him out, talk, anything and he rejects it all just wanting to wait until he can be reunited with her. It has a very philosophical beginning obviously.

He goes to sleep, and wake up the following morning angry. "How dare the sun rise?! I just lost my wife!". He was mad the world didn't stop for him, and carried on as normal. People still went to work, the birds still chirped, etc, and even goes to a policeman to file a complaint about it. I don't really remember the rest, but that's the longer details.

[Edminster]

You're right in that it wasn't Garfield, but it was still a newspaper strip.

Specifically, it was the storyline of The Phantom about a year and a half back, where Diana dies and Walker* is inconsolable. He's finally brought out of his funk by the beautiful Captain Savarna, who reminds him of why he follows in the proud tradition of his family by exploding the fuck out of some pirates. Eventually, he falls in love with Savarna and they have a beautiful wedding. On their wedding night, Savarna pulls off her face to reveal she was actually Chatu the Python in disguise all along, and he has infected the Phantom with double-ebola.

If you give me a bit I can try and track down the compilation highlighting the salient points for you.

*For the Ghost Who Walks!

[Edminster]

Alright, looks like I was a bit off on some of the specifics, but I managed to find the abridged latter half of the storyline. I guess the first half is lost to the ages though :/

[Xineoph]

heh, an interesting comic, but still not it. Mostly because I know it was a webcomic similar in style to smbc, and of course the specific sunrise and police scene which entertained me, which aren't present in yours.

i think you're right in that I'm thinking of another webcomic completely possibly, and I'm going to search my two candidates when I get the chance. In the meanwhile thank you for the attempted help

[Oldrac the Chitinous]

I don't think it's possible you meant any comic than the one Ed just showed you. I just don't see how that would work.