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Wrong Hands 
Crumbs!!!!
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Ah. This explains a heckuva lot!
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Hahaha! Pauvre Javert.
Sounds like a “pain” in the a$$ to me.
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Nice!
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I didn’t even need the 3rd panel. Just the Police Bakery Division sign cracked me up.
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Ha! Not so miserable.
I think Javert’s bread order is “un bâtard“.
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{smirk}
Perhaps if Javert was in “la pâtisserie” division instead of “la boulangerie“, he’d be sweeter and les(s) miserable.
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Masterpiece in 3 panels!
Hugo would be chuffed.
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Amusing twist.
Fun Fact – the loaf that Valjean steals, for his sister’s 7 children, in the winter of 1796, is “not the stick loaf we now think of as ‘French bread,’ ” writes Bellos. It was an oval loaf weighing four and a half pounds, with a thick black crust and heavy grey meal inside. Larton Brutal was a coarse black bread made from rye, into which unscrupulous bakers mixed sawdust, tree bark and other unsavory additives.
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Very interesting
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I had another thought on this John. I remember it being in the local newspaper many years ago that the Police at the small mining town of Rosebery here on the west coast of Tasmania got a loaf of bread from the supermarket to make sandwiches for their lunches. Part way through the loaf they discovered a dead mouse in the loaf all sliced up neatly with the bread. Gag, gag, gag…
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oh dear god!
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Smart and irreverent.
The Classics cast a long shadow for you.
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they do indeed
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