Comical Litterbox Comics Strip: Bedtime Drama with Anthropomorphic Cats

Litterbox Comics has done it again with a comical new comic strip that perfectly captures the bedtime drama experienced by many. This three-panel comic, signed by "© 2024 Litterbox Comics LLC," features anthropomorphic cats reacting to the dreaded announcement of bedtime.

In the **first panel**, a cat with large blue eyes, white and orange fur, and up***ht ears is seated on a couch, holding a tablet. The cat's expression is one of utter shock, with wide-open mouth and eyes, as it exclaims, "WHAT?!" Beside this cat, another with green eyes, darker fur, and a white muzzle looks equally perturbed, saying "Noh!" A voice from off-panel declares, "BEDTIME!"

Moving to the **second panel**, the white and orange cat is shown in close-up, with a look of sheer disbelief. Holding up its paws to its face, it dramatically says, "OH NO! THAT THING THAT HAPPENS EVERY DAY IS HAPPENING?!"

The **third panel** introduces a different cat wearing a shirt that says "INDOOR CAT." This cat, with a mixture of darker and white fur, throws its paws up in distress, shouting, "TODAY OF ALL DAYS?!" Meanwhile, the white and orange cat appears resigned, still seated on the couch with the tablet, now sporting a blank expression. The dark-furred cat remains on the floor, looking annoyed next to the same toy from the first panel.

The comic has sparked various reactions on Reddit. One user humorously commented, "sarcastic mf i'd be looking p***ed too xD," while another shared their real-life frustration, "Drives me f***ing nuts with my kids. How can you f*** up 'chores, pajamas, brush teeth' this often? You do it every single godd***** night, how have you not learned it by now?" Other comments ranged from confusion, "What?" to empathy, "Lol, someone's having a rough day huh? xD" and even a nostalgic note, "I will miss final space."

This comic strip resonates with anyone who has ever faced the nightly challenge of enforcing bedtime, capturing the mix of shock, disbelief, and resignation that often accompanies this routine. The blend of humor and relatable content makes this strip from Litterbox Comics a must-see for fans of witty, slice-of-life comics featuring adorable, anthropomorphic characters.