Understandably, we wanted to do something big
for our final comic. Another full page seemed in order.
Since I was graduating in December, Tony and I decided to end the comic. But we probably would've called it quits even if I wasn't graduating. We were both tired of the workload, and were quickly running out of jokes to tell.
The editor-in-chief made a big deal about the end of the comic. He wrote
an article about us, and put
this promo box on the cover.
On page 3 was the following full page comic; on page 4 was the article.
How to end a story about SuperSeniors? Graduation, of course! 
At the bottom of the comic, Tony and I said our goodbyes:
I'm not really graduating, SO DON'T FORGET
ABOUT ME! I'll see you all next semester.
P.S. -- A girl in a pink hat motivated me
to finish this comic.
If anyone has been reading our comic, I hope
you've enjoyed it. Be sure to check out the SuperSenior Web Site for all
the comics AND the stories behind them. I'm proof that SuperSeniors can
actually graduate; best of luck to you all.
This strip leaves a lot of unanswered questions. Why didn't Tony's family
go with him to the ceremony? What made Tony even think there was
a ceremony? Where did he get the cap and gown? And how did John know where
to find him? Nonetheless, we like this one a lot.
