Heartwarming / Hark! A Vagrant

• The 2005 Christmas strip, "Cookies". Two people who did selfless things for no reason. Very heartwarming.
• All of Beaton's 'younger self' comics are extremely poignant, touching works. They're categorized here, under 'youngerself'. Special mentions go out to "birdhouse" and "treasure", both being a very sort of melancholy and heartwarming take on the subject, full of nostalgia and looking back on days when things were much different. The younger self comics can be painful to read, or laugh out loud funny, or just plain thoughtful, but everyone can relate to at least one.
• This Mother's Day comic◊ about Beaton's mother encouraging her after taking her to see a local artist, who looked down on Beaton's artwork since she drew comics and wanted to go into animation instead of painting.
  Beaton: I feel so stupid, Mom!! How could I be so stupid?
  Beaton's mother: No! Don't say that, Katie - she had no right to talk to you like that.
  Beaton: But Mom, she's right. I can't even paint.
  Beaton's mother: Paint! I've watched you draw every day since you were a little girl. And you're good at it, you're very, very good. She's wrong. I should have said something. I don't know why I didn't just take you out of there. I should have said something.
• The first "Peasants" comic about the unnamed medieval peasant couple.
  Man: You dont have to live here in squalor. You can live in squalor... with me *proposes*
• Jules Verne as a Edgar Allan Poe fanboy.

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