Seriously messed up Suzie's house
So with my new job I get driven around the city a lot which lets me get a good look at how the neigborhoods there look, and I realized something because of it. Suzie's house looks NOTHING like a portland house, or at least, the yard doesn't. This is suzie's house:

Meanwhile a typical Portland house looks like this:



One of the things that makes Portland uniquely Portland is just how much green is incorperated within the city, there's a tree at least every 10 feet in most areas and in residential areas the plants are overflowing. This house Suzie has is just a standard typical cartoon character's house and it just doesn't work, especially with Suzie's obsession with plants. So at some point I'm probably going to add a lot more to any of the pages with house and street views, I can't claim I'm showing off my home land when I can't even get the details right. I even forgot the fact that there are huge rolling hills and mountains on all sides of us.
I feel ashamed of myself ><
authorloremipsum
I just made the change the next chapter and didn't point it out to anyone.
You could even make it part of the story that Suzie's parents wanted some more green in the yard so they bought a LOT of plants! You got this
bobadventures
Yeah, in my own comic, I went the "Springfield" route and have left Generictown's location deliberately vague. That said, for all intents and purposes it's central Pennsylvania, where I went to college, except that I made the mountains in the background much too tall and pointy to be the Appalachians, even in a cartoon.
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[0] Ron and his Friends built themselves a meeting house on the former site of the first Skakey's Pizza parlor