Looking with Your Mind

A weekly comic featuring the whimsical and far-too-innocent Push Button Heads characters, written and illustrated by Everett Wilson. Enjoy!

Everett Wilson

May 20, 2023

Panel 1 of 6 of a web comic. Two characters are seated at a table in a diner. The first character asks, "Could you help me look for my wallet?"

Panel 2 of 6 of a web comic. Showing a close up of the other character who scratches their head and replies, "Okay! Hmmmm."

Panel 3 of 6 of a web comic. Shows the same character centred head-on in the frame in front of the table. They're staring up at the ceiling as if thinking hard, scratching their head with both hands. The speech bubble reads, "Let me use my imagination, my memory recall, and my mastery of deductive reasoning to investigate where your wallet could be."

Panel 4 of 6 of a web comic. The first character who spoke in the first panel is shown in the frame, asking, "Yes, but are you actually helping me look?"

Panel 5 of 6 of a web comic revealing a wider frame on the two characters seated at the diner table. The second character is still scratching their head and looking up, saying, "Yes, I'm looking with my mind." The first character replies, "That's not really looking though."

Panel 6 of 6 of a web coming, showing a close-up of a wallet on the table. A speech bubble coming from a character out of frame reads, "Never mind! I see your wallet."

This one is inspired by real events. My partner and I have different ways of “looking” for things. Sometimes one method works better and gets results more consistently than the other. That isn’t to say that both aren’t equally valid ways of “looking” for lost wallets!

Looking with Your Mind

A weekly comic featuring the whimsical and far-too-innocent Push Button Heads characters, written and illustrated by Everett Wilson. Enjoy!

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