Splicky Missions

Splicky Missions

Splicky Missions is a weekly publication where innocent ignorance runs free as tiny, silly critters called splickies compete for a prize. In this single-panel cartoon of sorts, you can watch young splickies try valorously albeit unavailingly to perform such simple tasks as reading, tying a ribbon, or eating a humburger.

It is said that no splic has ever won fair and square in the Splicky Missions competition, no matter how easy the missions are!


Splicky Mission 01x44

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Today’s Splicky Mission:

Eat a plum – not a peach.


Splicky Mission 01x43

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Today’s Splicky Mission:

Find a ruby and bring it out of the mine.


Splicky Mission 01x42

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Stand on one leg for two seconds.


Splicky Mission 01x41

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Escape from the playground.


Splicky Mission 01x40

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Peel an apple.


Splicky Mission 01x39

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Dive deeper than three and two thirds inches.


Splicky Mission 01x38

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Ride your hobbyhorse.


Splicky Mission 01x37

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Fire the cannonball – not the marshmallow – from the cannon.


Splicky Mission 01x36

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Fetch a buoy from the water.


Splicky Mission 01x35

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Today's Splicky Mission:

Secure the log so that it won’t fall.


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