Yeah, go back to the oldest that GoComics has and move forward. It wouldn’t be as good as the strips from the 70s and 80s, but it would be a start.
Personally, I’m wondering if this is her way of telling us to “get a life” (or since there’s a lot of us, to “get a whole bunch of lives”) and move on, but I doubt it. Hopefully, she likes her fans.
It look like Cathy was drawn different then, than yesterday.
The eyes are different.
I like it keep up with the older ones.
Looks more like my Cathy cake pan I have.
I’d like to see the strips from the 70’s but it seems the oldest GoComics has is from March 11 1996. I hope it doesn’t jump around. One day she’s married to Irving the next she’s dating Alex ( I think that was the personal trainer’s name.)
Ya, I didn’t hear anything about classics, but I’m glad to have them. If I didn’t miss the comics yesterday, I probably wouldn’t have looked at Cathy today, thinking she was done.
I wish gocomics would post the original print dates like comics.com does. I especially enjoy seeing them on Peanuts, which are now still currently running from 1963, and are older than I am, but fit right in today.
Cathy reruns will make us remember all the great stuff we did in the 80’s. Especially when she hits the mall.
It’s really the choice of the syndicates, I would say. They’ve already got license to her existing work. They’ll definitely continue to use it online. In print, they may very well retire the strip to make room for other print strips…
But she really can’t complain. She’ll continue to draw a paycheck for online usage of her material…
JosePeterson about 14 years ago
I guess we don’t have a say in this, but it would be nice to see some early Cathy strips, like from the 1970’s
ejcapulet about 14 years ago
Oooo, I LOVE the strips from the 70’s!
WebSpider about 14 years ago
Agreed. There’s no knowing which strips GOCOMICS has in their archives. Remember back in the 70s, they were not even thinking about digital rights…
On at least two sites, they are re-running this same strip this morning.
Anyone care to guess when this strip was from?
RinaFarina about 14 years ago
not too long ago, is my guess. is there a date marked on it anywhere?
RinaFarina about 14 years ago
Yes! 10-4! So now all we need is the year…
Allison Nunn Premium Member about 14 years ago
1999 (read the sign in the first panel…)
Tawanda about 14 years ago
It would be great to go back to the beginning. Please can we huh, please, please, please. It would be sooo fun. Please……
gobblingup Premium Member about 14 years ago
Yeah, go back to the oldest that GoComics has and move forward. It wouldn’t be as good as the strips from the 70s and 80s, but it would be a start.
Personally, I’m wondering if this is her way of telling us to “get a life” (or since there’s a lot of us, to “get a whole bunch of lives”) and move on, but I doubt it. Hopefully, she likes her fans.
pearlandpeach about 14 years ago
there is no reason not to put the original published date on the ‘toon.
It would be very nice if “they” did.
baggybut about 14 years ago
It look like Cathy was drawn different then, than yesterday. The eyes are different. I like it keep up with the older ones. Looks more like my Cathy cake pan I have.
MAGA Premium Member about 14 years ago
I say start at the beginning! Start in November and go chronologically!
somedae about 14 years ago
Where is Brenda Starr??
Plods with ...™ about 14 years ago
http://www.gocomics.com/brendastarr
lindz.coop Premium Member about 14 years ago
I’m just happy to have a Cathy comic here – I was expecting to have a big hole in my life. Big thanx to whoever made the decision to do reruns.
Kathleen Healey Premium Member about 14 years ago
I’d like to see the strips from the 70’s but it seems the oldest GoComics has is from March 11 1996. I hope it doesn’t jump around. One day she’s married to Irving the next she’s dating Alex ( I think that was the personal trainer’s name.)
mrslukeskywalker about 14 years ago
Ya, I didn’t hear anything about classics, but I’m glad to have them. If I didn’t miss the comics yesterday, I probably wouldn’t have looked at Cathy today, thinking she was done.
I wish gocomics would post the original print dates like comics.com does. I especially enjoy seeing them on Peanuts, which are now still currently running from 1963, and are older than I am, but fit right in today.
Cathy reruns will make us remember all the great stuff we did in the 80’s. Especially when she hits the mall.
RosieC about 14 years ago
I also would love to see some earlier strips.
WebSpider about 14 years ago
It’s really the choice of the syndicates, I would say. They’ve already got license to her existing work. They’ll definitely continue to use it online. In print, they may very well retire the strip to make room for other print strips…
But she really can’t complain. She’ll continue to draw a paycheck for online usage of her material…
Iwa Iniki about 14 years ago
I thought “Cathy” ended last weekend???????
By the way, I love “Peanuts”.
RadioTom about 14 years ago
Um, folks…
look CLOSE -
That’s a PRICE!
There’s a DOLLAR SIGN in front of that 99 -
$99
runar about 14 years ago
They probably chose 1999 because the calendar for that year is the same as for this year. That way, they won’t have mismatched dates.
WebSpider about 14 years ago
Good eyes, RadioTom
Indeed, that IS a dollar sign. So it is NOT a year 99.
JosePeterson about 14 years ago
if you click the calendar button above the comic and thru there you go to 10/4/99 you’ll see it’s this cartoon, so it is from ‘99
summerdog86 about 14 years ago
OK, I blew up the pic and do not see a $ sign anywhere. The sign says….
FALL ‘99
(last L missing and assumed)
Paula about 14 years ago
Jose Peterson - good detective work there, you’re right on.
tobybartels almost 8 years ago
If you put in the 1999 date, then GoComics has this strip in colour, but the rerun is B&W.