What is the connection between the comic strip, the exigency girl, and the nega germ?

Well, it could be that the golden girl has some adventure related to crows and a mysterious telephone in a comic strip setting. But it's hard to say without more context.

I'm not sure. Maybe the comic strip features a story about a volcano eruption or characters exploring a volcanic area.

Comic strips and pemmican? Hard to find a straightforward link. One is for visual storytelling and the other is a food item. Maybe in some very specific, imaginative setting, they could be related, but it's not a common or obvious connection.

The connection could be that a strip is a medium to express comic beliefs visually. Maybe the creator's personal beliefs shape the characters' actions and the storylines in the strip, making it a way to share those beliefs with the audience.

I'm not sure there's a typical connection. Maybe in some special promotions or limited editions, Disney comics could be used as a design on plates. But it's not a standard or widespread association.

I'm not sure there's a direct connection. Maybe they're just random elements mentioned together.

It's hard to say for sure. Arkansas might have a park that features comic strip characters or art, but that's just a guess. Maybe it's a place where comic strip artists get inspiration or hold events.

The connection could be quite limited. Maybe Gunther has a brief cameo or is involved in a specific storyline within the Luann comic strip, but it's not a major or consistent one.

Well, perhaps the comic strip is set in a Viking era and the clue is part of a puzzle or quest within that setting. Or it might be that the clue is hidden in the imagery or dialogue of a Viking-themed comic strip.

There's usually no direct connection. A comic strip is for entertainment or storytelling visually, while a birth plan is a detailed plan for a baby's birth.