I’m guessing he was just a visual pun on what Slim is like, a real teaser to us readers. Anyway, it is impolite for males to wear hats at dining. Some pig!—to quote Charlotte’s Web.
After the Katzenjammer Kids I believe Gasoline Alley may be the longest running American comic strip. I only mention because I fear (possibly better to read: concerned) that this beautiful story line at the old comics home could prove to be the vehicle for Jim – or whoever owns the GA rights – to pull the plug on the strip. Yes, I very much hope I am WRONG. However, I think it would help us all if ‘they’ would make a public statement on the future of GA, in general, and keeping Walt, in particular.
StuDolgon, many thanks for the links! In one article Jim says he would like to continue drawing the strip until at least GA’s 100th anniversary. By my calculation that will be November 24, 2018. I hope, along with Jim, Walt, Skeezix and the rest; that all of us are still around, as well.
Rod Gonzalez over 11 years ago
So that’s how it happened!
Mr. Goldberg would be so proud!
HAPPY TOWEL DAY, FOLKS!
Llewellenbruce over 11 years ago
Well hello there Mutt & Jeff!
pelican47 over 11 years ago
The scene is shown on Saturday 4-May, but of course without the “poik” to let us have the mystery.
I love this storyline and hope it lasts for a long time.
3pibgorn9 over 11 years ago
Nicely done.
davidf42 over 11 years ago
I hope that’s not the end of the story.
Bandera_Ken over 11 years ago
Great. Keep it at the reunion for at least another week.
DJJG over 11 years ago
What a summary! And our red herring pig is gone!
Herb Thiel Premium Member over 11 years ago
Who was that tophatted pig?
DJJG over 11 years ago
I’m guessing he was just a visual pun on what Slim is like, a real teaser to us readers. Anyway, it is impolite for males to wear hats at dining. Some pig!—to quote Charlotte’s Web.
post399 over 11 years ago
After the Katzenjammer Kids I believe Gasoline Alley may be the longest running American comic strip. I only mention because I fear (possibly better to read: concerned) that this beautiful story line at the old comics home could prove to be the vehicle for Jim – or whoever owns the GA rights – to pull the plug on the strip. Yes, I very much hope I am WRONG. However, I think it would help us all if ‘they’ would make a public statement on the future of GA, in general, and keeping Walt, in particular.
Max Starman Jones over 11 years ago
And in my daily comics collection, Mutt and Jeff immediately follows Gasoline Alley. It’s like two for the price of one.
post399 over 11 years ago
StuDolgon, many thanks for the links! In one article Jim says he would like to continue drawing the strip until at least GA’s 100th anniversary. By my calculation that will be November 24, 2018. I hope, along with Jim, Walt, Skeezix and the rest; that all of us are still around, as well.
436rge over 11 years ago
The comments you guys have been making are hilarious themselves. Keep going Jim!
JanLC over 11 years ago
TOLD YOU IT WAS IN THE SOUP TUREEN!!!
tuslog64 over 11 years ago
Even Fearless Fosdick got into the act.Wonder if he still uses Wildroot Creme Oil?
quartermain over 11 years ago
Some of our crew might make it, but we of WW2 vintage find the road getting steeper ahead.