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On the second frame, with all the inventions, did anybody else see what I saw scribbled in the lower right hand corner? I couldnāt make out the first line but the second and third lines, if I read them correctly, made me laugh so loud, I hope I didnāt wake the neighbors!
If this were a similar dis of former President Obama, there would be such an outcry to either have this comic put in the political section or banned outright. Such a double standard. TDS runs amok.
And remember folks, before printing off comic strips and sharing them with the kiddies to color, make sure to check the fine print. In due consideration of my grandchildrenās vocabulary, Iām passing on this one.
The German people did not drive the rags of Julius Streicher (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Streicher) off the newsstands, and Streicher into bankruptcy. The American people have not driven Ann Coulter (to name one) off the media and into bankruptcy. Business Rule 1: The Customer Is Always Right. Rule 2: If the Customer is Wrong, See Rule 1. What have YOU purchased (directly or indirectly) today?
I wonder if we would have seen all this tolerance for disrespect if it was put where it belongs with AOC, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schummer, or best of all President Obama. Thatās where that comment deserves to be pointed.
Thank you Butler Eagleā¦ kinda patheticā¦ youāre obviously not witty or creative enough to be Doonesbury or Bloom County, Wileyā¦ so please donāt try.
While I canāt say the hidden Trump message was a great idea, it definitely served to expose the lameness of the Butler Eagle. But this comes as no surprise to me as Iāve personally seen this newspaper sensor out well-written, respectable āletters to the editorā that apparently did not agree with their philosophy.
Hmmmā¦ according to the news, and the change in the cartoon since yesterday, it seems Wiley has either self-censored or been censored, thanks to the overreaction of self-righteous or pathologically conservative types.
Saw that Wiley was catching some flack for this strip so signed up as Premium on Go Comic. I canāt make a paper run a strip but I can send my money to those who do.
The last four presidents did such a poor job for so many millions of voters, that we deserve this president. Think about that the next time someone is admiring 0bama, the Bushes, or Clinton.
I say, āthank you, Wiley, for courage and clevernessā. I applaud your Easter egg and will keep you in my āfavoritesā list. (And, lucky for me, we get a real paper Sunday paper, so I have an original version to keep.)
I can only hope it does indeed say that. Freedom of press and all. Actually, itās not spelled out, itās inferred. You see anything there, youāre looking for it. :-)
Oh, very clever! Ha. Ha. Ha. Of course, the artist might have wanted to consider that the people who actually subscribe to newspapers that print comics are likely to be less than amused and that one newspaper has already dumped the comic because of this, but what the heck. All in good fun and when the āDump Wileyā movement catches on and heās dropped by the syndicate, he can giggle all the way to the unemployment office.
But Iām also very confused about the people above complaining about censoring. Itās still clearly there on my screen.Not happy about the language showing up on a comics page, though. :/
Extremely disappoint in MyComics censoring this comic. āWhen fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.ā And censoring everyone who doesnāt agree with the flag-wrapped cross carriers.
I am sad to see that my newspaper is dropping Wiley Non-Sequitur because of the words about Trump. I may have to drop my newspaper. At least I still can see it here on the internet.
The worst part is GoComics editing it. I am really bummed about thatā¦is there another comics page that DOESNāT censor? Weāre all supposedly adults hereā¦.
The āFā word doesnāt belong in a comic thatās read by children. Wiley is welcome to his political opinion, but he should have kept that word to himself.
Note to all, donāt waste your time looking for the note in the corner the comments all refer to. This comic has been CENSORED, the item scribbled in the corner has been excised from the version on here.
SHAME to gocomics! Either keep the comic in original form, put up a placeholder saying the comic has been pulled, or a visible notice up top saying that this Feb. 10 comic was updated Feb. 11. Please keep the book 1984 in mind; in todayās electronic world, itās a dangerous precedent to decide itās OK to modify existing, dated, comics, articles, etc. without at least providing a notice on the page that itās been done. Obviously not a big deal for one comic, but imagine trying to look through some historical archive only to find (like in 1984) that the articles are all a little different each time you go back to look.
Oh no. They took out the scribbling in the lower right hand corner. Fortunately, some newspapers pointed it out previously. Glad I didnāt miss the punch line. Urp.
GoComics, did you edit out the controversial scribbling in this comic? Because Iāve seen it in articles about this comic, but coming here to see it for myself, it is gone!
DAMMIT, WILEY! Your comic is the one I look forward to and save for last to read! NOW WHAT? Are you going to set up something so we can continue to follow you? For a small fee, maybe? Cāmonā¦now that you got us hooked, you canāt just dump us cold turkey!
Non sequitur is one of the few comics with something worthwhile to say, and says it with style and sometimes subtlety. And in this case, to cite The Bard, āMuch Ado About Nothing.ā The whole foo-rah reminds me of Charles Schultz introducing an obviously Black character, Franklin, into the strip a few years ago. Some papers howled, demanding Schultz remove Franklin post-haste or they would drop the strip. Schultz, to his credit, told āem, Go Ahead; Franklin stays. Thanks, Wiley, for the insights, the witty commentary, and backbone.
I just saw that the Boston Globe has dropped āNon Sequiturā ! Dumb! Apparently readers commented enough about āinappropriateā scribbles that they couldnāt really make out that it bothered the Editors. 1. If someone has to go hunting for things about which to be offended, I cannot take them seriously.2. āInappropriateā is a useless term in an era where the entire staff of the Executive Branch is under investigation, indicted, or already convicted for criminal acts and exhorting others to violence.3. I may just drop my long time Globe subscription.
Enlarged as much as possible, I cannot read any of the ātextā scribbled in the second frame. But my newspaper, the Sacramento Bee (CA), has just cancelled this strip because of a āprofane phraseā aimed at Trump. What is there?
Want to voice my support for Wiley and one of my favorite comics. I couldnāt be more disappointed that the LA Times has reacted to this tempest in a teapot by pulling Non Sequitur.
I canāt see anything, which is frustrating! My paper, the Sacramento Bee, is pulling NonSequitur because of a non-PC comment. I thought they said it was in last Fridayās comic, but I couldnāt find it. I hate when I miss the good stuff!
Indianapolis Star is dropping Wiley. Guess it is time to drop the Star. Only thing worth reading is Non Sequitur and the Pacers coverage. Oh well, cheaper to read on-line anyways.
Mr. Miller, my heartfelt thanks and support for your original version. Iām sorry that this has cost you so much grief and bad press: I may just now cancel my āsubscriptionsā to those newspapers who have dropped your comic. It is their oversight, after all, which allowed this āunconscionableā heresy to be published and offend my sensitive nature, and these paper should be dropped summarily. Thanks for your good work, Mr. Miller.
I see a lot of papers dumping the strip. Sneaking in secret messages violates the faith editors have that material they are paying for is exactly what it appears to be. They canāt be sure that Wiley Miller wonāt do it again.
At almost 68, Wiley Miller is a gifted artist and, obviously, a crafty, intelligent and savvy cartoonist whoās been pouring a considerable amount of his time into creating Non Sequitur for more than a quarter century. He knows precisely what heās about, and I suspect the controversial novelty he employed in this particular edition of the strip may be a clever tactical measure to force himself and Non Sequitur ā which surely must demand excruciating effort and energy to produce ā into retirement. If so, Wiley, you have my best wishes. Iāll miss you, but youāve certainly earned some ease for a change.
This particular comic got this strip banned by the Columbus Dispatch because of the aforementioned comment in the lower right corner. I guess the Dispatch has no sense of humor. After all, they publish comments by Trump, and everyone knows what a potty mouth Doofus Donnie can be.
Guess Iām going to have to come to this site to read it now. Too bad!
I am still disappointed that the original 2/10/19 comic was removed. If you review the original strip though the COMPLETELY LEGIBLE text is debatable. I will post my initial impression of the text below. It would seem Wiley is being held responsible for us filling in the blanks of semi-legible scribble.
I was away on business this past week and, while I had seen the comic when originally printed in my local papers (and Washington Post), I missed the āscribblingā. I got back home to find that both of the print papers I get, the Boston Globe and Nashua (NH) Telegraph, dropped the strip (though both had printed it.) I gather that their editors had also missed the text. Ah wellā¦.
I CANāT SEE A THING in that frame. So all the papers took away a perfectly good cartoon for nothing. In fact I would rather have MALLARD FILLMORE removed for being biased the other way and for just not being funny. So instead the papers support censorship and the choice to be offended. And donāt give me the line of a paper is a family paper. There is not a single cartoon in the paper produced for the kids. Not to mention how many kids actually read the paper.
I looked and looked and couldnāt find the āvulgar language.ā Even with a magnifying glass! He apologized, give him another chance! I love this comic!
The Tacoma newspaper just announced they were replacing the strip with the cutting edge, and controversial (not!) strip Nancyā C.1922. Their excuse is the comic was shipped in by a third party and they didnāt screen it for content.
I stand with the people who only see chicken scratch. If there is an insult directed at the POTUS I sure canāt see it. It seems obvious that my newspaper along with many others in the country are owned by a billionaire friend of Trump. Iām 71 years old .. please donāt make me read Nancy. I had my fill of that comic when I was a kid!!
Iām going to find a list of violating newspapers and inundate them with complaints about them dropping the strip. I have stamps and Iām not afraid to use them.
Additionally, although Wiley is likely inundated with email at the moment, itās good tonote that PayPal will deliver cash rewards/donations to wileyink@earthlink.com
Iām sending $10 right now.
Donāt just stand there, DO SOMETHING! make a difference.
Itās like anything else, if the ones in power like it, (including their associate believers,) then itās OK. If the ones in power donāt like it then your screwed.I voted for Trump but what Iām getting is most certainly not what I voted for, I was hoodwinked! The only way that Trump can deal with adversaries is to result to name calling. (But thatās OK because Trump says so.)The base line standard today is either greed or liesā¦ā¦
I miss Wiley in my paper, the LA times, so much. I know I can follow on this site, but Iād have much rather Trump been eliminated from the paper. I have the original Sunday comics section from 2/10. Might frame it.
aahā¦ too bad, history has changed before our very eyes. The āoffendingā phrase has disappeared from the online cartoon. You have to go to blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2019/02/obscene-message-in-comic-strip/to find a copy of the original.
I happen to (and still do) like NS and Trump. Our country has completely lost its sense of humor; every comment is a slur, an offense, or aā¦ Wordās arenāt obsceneā¦ except in the eye of the reader! All you fellators lighten up out there.
Iāve been sharing for two years, since this one was published and our newspaper dropped non sequitur. I managed to get my hands on the paper version, too. What a tempest in the teapot, and look where we are now. EFF Tr*mp.
Bilan about 6 years ago
Dang. When I color the bear in, the color doesnāt stay on the bear.
Enter.Name.Here about 6 years ago
Another weekend where Wiley couldnāt think of something, eh?
Say What Nowā½ Premium Member about 6 years ago
Itās another one of those Wiley bear traps!
CharlesJ.O'Kelly about 6 years ago
āLeonardo ā¦ wrote in the margin of a journal, āThe Medici made me and the Medici destroyed me.āā Hm. Speaking of marginal notations ā¦
Farside99 about 6 years ago
I tried coloring it, but every time I moved the cursor, the color moved too.
dadoctah about 6 years ago
I like the Vitruvian Bear. Any chance for a t-shirt?
Carole Athena Costa about 6 years ago
On the second frame, with all the inventions, did anybody else see what I saw scribbled in the lower right hand corner? I couldnāt make out the first line but the second and third lines, if I read them correctly, made me laugh so loud, I hope I didnāt wake the neighbors!
Aussie Down Under about 6 years ago
Another great strip.
Ida No about 6 years ago
Yay! Iāve been waiting for the coloring bear page for months! I especially love the Mona Bearista.
Masterskrain about 6 years ago
āLook for the bear necessitiesā¦ā
Bryan Farht about 6 years ago
Where can I post the result?
franktower Premium Member about 6 years ago
Iām thinkinā it should be the Beara Lisaā¦
sandpiper about 6 years ago
Did we really need to go there?
Qiset about 6 years ago
If this were a similar dis of former President Obama, there would be such an outcry to either have this comic put in the political section or banned outright. Such a double standard. TDS runs amok.
tomtrow44 about 6 years ago
Canāt read his writing. Is it cursive? Or Hebrew? Or greek? Maybe cuneiform?
JoeRedburn about 6 years ago
My sentiments exactly.
mudak326 Premium Member about 6 years ago
I wonder if that appears in the print versions of this strip.
wmbrainiac about 6 years ago
Like so many not making millions, he probably will get a smaller return or owe more this year.
Elite1grey about 6 years ago
too bad you cannot print just the comic out without having to pay for it
johndifool about 6 years ago
The Beara Lisaās eyes seem to always follow meā¦
Radish... about 6 years ago
Square the bear.
tripwire45 about 6 years ago
And remember folks, before printing off comic strips and sharing them with the kiddies to color, make sure to check the fine print. In due consideration of my grandchildrenās vocabulary, Iām passing on this one.
Kalkkuna about 6 years ago
GAH! NOW I HAVE MAGIC MARKER ALL OVER MY WIFEāS COMPUTER SCREEN!
animemom50 about 6 years ago
What happened to that on Sunday only storyline about the silent fellow with powers and the girl trying to save him?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Fun for the whole family. Parents get the paper kids get the drawing. Thank.
William Bednar Premium Member about 6 years ago
Love it, Wiley! I simply love your work!
BiathlonNut about 6 years ago
Every time I get my hand near the bearās mouth I notice a piece of me is missing. Love those Wiley Bears!
Terr Bear Premium Member about 6 years ago
Well, now I have crayon on my Kindle.
ascha35-gocomics about 6 years ago
Everyone seems to have missed the obvious question. How do you clean the crayons off the screen after youāve colored the picture?
lagoulou about 6 years ago
Wiley, I love you!
bobdingus about 6 years ago
Congratulations, Wiley, for getting an important message past the censors. The resistance continues!
Jeffin Premium Member about 6 years ago
What color is bearnaise sauce?
AndrewSihler about 6 years ago
A, the exquisite Mona Ursa.
theincrediblebulk about 6 years ago
when I read Bearnaissance, my mind translated it to bearnaise sauce. I thought the bears were becoming fancy chefs for a second or two.
comixbomix about 6 years ago
Next Sunday: Sculpting With Bearniniā¦
NoSleepTil_BKLYN about 6 years ago
Iām starting to think that this guyās got a thing for bears! (I could be wrong) ; 0
Fenshaw about 6 years ago
Somewhere in this Great Nation, a Comics Censor found itself suddenly unemployed. You rock, Wiley.
maggaggiemay about 6 years ago
Trump disgusts me, too, but hiding a Go F Yourself message in the comics is sophomoric.
MDMom about 6 years ago
. . . does anyone know how to get permanent markers stains off of my note book? I think, maybe, that I should have printed it out first? Dang! :(
DouglasPotter about 6 years ago
Now, thatās the size the Mona Lisa should be!
CharlesJ.O'Kelly about 6 years ago
Aaaand, once again, the winner is ā¦ Walt Kelly. āWe have met the enemy and he is us.ā
CharlesJ.O'Kelly about 6 years ago
The German people did not drive the rags of Julius Streicher (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Streicher) off the newsstands, and Streicher into bankruptcy. The American people have not driven Ann Coulter (to name one) off the media and into bankruptcy. Business Rule 1: The Customer Is Always Right. Rule 2: If the Customer is Wrong, See Rule 1. What have YOU purchased (directly or indirectly) today?
sufamelico about 6 years ago
@CAROLE, Well, I can distinctively read part of āWe respectably request that u go G F ur. . .lf #*%umpā But Iāve been wrong many times before
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 6 years ago
The Wiley Bears have their own history too. Too bad they find us so yummy.
RichardL1 about 6 years ago
Leonardo da Vinci would write backwards with his left hand. Hold it up to a mirror. It actually says, āContinue the great work, Mr. Presidentā.
Tricia55 about 6 years ago
Thumbs up!
jessie d. about 6 years ago
Getting too cheap to color his toons, I see. Wanting the kids and those in second childhoods to do the work for him. A cushy life to be had by some.
mikehamm about 6 years ago
I guess I thought it says stirrups since thatās what itās pointing at. But, the other theory might just hold water.
TheDOCTOR about 6 years ago
Guess Monday weāll see how many papers DROP this strip. Ashame though cause its good.
dougcalder1 about 6 years ago
Saw that ;o)
Bronco46 about 6 years ago
I wonder if we would have seen all this tolerance for disrespect if it was put where it belongs with AOC, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schummer, or best of all President Obama. Thatās where that comment deserves to be pointed.
clayusmcret Premium Member about 6 years ago
This is why I dropped Non Funny several years ago. Be funny or be political. I like both. Donāt pretend to be one to slip in jabs with the other.
CorinneGarrett about 6 years ago
The Butler Eagleās loss. GREAT Political Cartooning as always by Wiley.
Unlicensed Bozo about 6 years ago
Sad, so sadā¦
eideard about 6 years ago
And one candyass newspaper is dropping Wiley.
DouglasHall about 6 years ago
Thank you Butler Eagleā¦ kinda patheticā¦ youāre obviously not witty or creative enough to be Doonesbury or Bloom County, Wileyā¦ so please donāt try.
tcayer about 6 years ago
It appears he did what he suggested to himself. His strip is getting dumped by outlets!
MichaelMinor about 6 years ago
This is how a cartoon becomes news. Hope youknowwho gets it.
ShaneMathews about 6 years ago
Any chance to get a poster of the original?
tistack9 about 6 years ago
While I canāt say the hidden Trump message was a great idea, it definitely served to expose the lameness of the Butler Eagle. But this comes as no surprise to me as Iāve personally seen this newspaper sensor out well-written, respectable āletters to the editorā that apparently did not agree with their philosophy.
Tracy Evans about 6 years ago
I see the rude comment has been removed. I know one paper dropped him. Where there others?
rasleyd about 6 years ago
Where is the original, un-edited comic? This one has been CENSORED by some nitwits.
texgal61 about 6 years ago
See where a newspaper dropped you for a insulting and disgusting comment. I will drop you too, bye bye!!
Bonita Voigt about 6 years ago
I see the whitewashed edition as replaced the original one.
David Hamblin Premium Member about 6 years ago
They censored this in the drawing showing now. where is free speech?
JamesBernard about 6 years ago
dhoff68718 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Why is necessary to drag politics into everything!
erniejpdx about 6 years ago
Hmmmā¦ according to the news, and the change in the cartoon since yesterday, it seems Wiley has either self-censored or been censored, thanks to the overreaction of self-righteous or pathologically conservative types.
brega Premium Member about 6 years ago
I came here to see what the hub-bub was all about and gocomics erased the part everyone was talking about. :-(
Mr. Snuffles' Accomplice Premium Member about 6 years ago
Is the online version on GoComics the later, āeditedā version? ācuz I donāt see it.
bakana about 6 years ago
The Comments section will be 1000% Improved is all the Trumpanzees keep their promises to never visit again.
Sadly, Iām sure they will Not because they are Trolls and Trolls gotta Troll.
D1063n35 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Saw that Wiley was catching some flack for this strip so signed up as Premium on Go Comic. I canāt make a paper run a strip but I can send my money to those who do.
JodyHarbison about 6 years ago
I saw itā¦saved my Sunday paper from the Butler Eagle and now will proudly frame itā¦the cartoon. Love it!
Cheapskate0 about 6 years ago
https://twitter.com/FranWarren/status/1094884821225144320/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-14831686861097492783.ampproject.net%2F1902072121410%2Fframe.html
For those who care, the unedited version of the second panel.
Electra-Woman about 6 years ago
I donāt see the sick burn, but I heard itās thereā¦ Go wiley!
RandyTracy about 6 years ago
The last four presidents did such a poor job for so many millions of voters, that we deserve this president. Think about that the next time someone is admiring 0bama, the Bushes, or Clinton.
Gabryant about 6 years ago
Thanks Wiley!!! What many of us would love to say!
-Baltimore Premium Member about 6 years ago
I say, āthank you, Wiley, for courage and clevernessā. I applaud your Easter egg and will keep you in my āfavoritesā list. (And, lucky for me, we get a real paper Sunday paper, so I have an original version to keep.)
hn3841 about 6 years ago
This poor cartoonist just can not get over the fact that lying Hillary lost.
kevin1097 Premium Member about 6 years ago
I can only hope it does indeed say that. Freedom of press and all. Actually, itās not spelled out, itās inferred. You see anything there, youāre looking for it. :-)
hdcanterbelle Premium Member about 6 years ago
Yea! I love the art reference ones. My only suggestion was it should have been written backwards, as Leonardo would have.
SteveKelly1 about 6 years ago
Pity the original has been pulled. Only the redneck bible belt & the hate brigade would be offended by it.
RomaineSpence about 6 years ago
Oh, very clever! Ha. Ha. Ha. Of course, the artist might have wanted to consider that the people who actually subscribe to newspapers that print comics are likely to be less than amused and that one newspaper has already dumped the comic because of this, but what the heck. All in good fun and when the āDump Wileyā movement catches on and heās dropped by the syndicate, he can giggle all the way to the unemployment office.
dnorbeck81 about 6 years ago
Im a little dissapointed that they edited/censored the comic to get rid of the trump text
Cat Hammer about 6 years ago
Youāre an ass, Miller.
Catbunny404 about 6 years ago
But Iām also very confused about the people above complaining about censoring. Itās still clearly there on my screen.Not happy about the language showing up on a comics page, though. :/
redviking about 6 years ago
gee, and i USED TO read this tripe out of sympathy. guess Iāll correct that.
good job ā cheap shot ā lost fan. FYI ā the cartoon really isnt that funny
DIF20 about 6 years ago
I think youāve overdone this bear thingā¦ā¦..getting very boring.
magdala666 about 6 years ago
Extremely disappoint in MyComics censoring this comic. āWhen fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.ā And censoring everyone who doesnāt agree with the flag-wrapped cross carriers.
KieranO1 about 6 years ago
I am sad to see that my newspaper is dropping Wiley Non-Sequitur because of the words about Trump. I may have to drop my newspaper. At least I still can see it here on the internet.
Patlet about 6 years ago
The worst part is GoComics editing it. I am really bummed about thatā¦is there another comics page that DOESNāT censor? Weāre all supposedly adults hereā¦.
Bloom_County_subs about 6 years ago
Wiley creates a coloring page, and places profanity in itā¦ and in the only section that Kids frequentā¦ Class act, Wiley, Class act.
MikeJ about 6 years ago
The āFā word doesnāt belong in a comic thatās read by children. Wiley is welcome to his political opinion, but he should have kept that word to himself.
laladish about 6 years ago
The Chattanooga Times Free Press put an apology in todayās paper, I say truth in comics !!!
nomomaniacs about 6 years ago
I was gonna say cāmon Wiley, enough with the bearsā¦then I saw the news from Russia. Sheesh!
cwg about 6 years ago
Can bearly contain my excitement.
HenryWertz about 6 years ago
Note to all, donāt waste your time looking for the note in the corner the comments all refer to. This comic has been CENSORED, the item scribbled in the corner has been excised from the version on here.
SHAME to gocomics! Either keep the comic in original form, put up a placeholder saying the comic has been pulled, or a visible notice up top saying that this Feb. 10 comic was updated Feb. 11. Please keep the book 1984 in mind; in todayās electronic world, itās a dangerous precedent to decide itās OK to modify existing, dated, comics, articles, etc. without at least providing a notice on the page that itās been done. Obviously not a big deal for one comic, but imagine trying to look through some historical archive only to find (like in 1984) that the articles are all a little different each time you go back to look.
ultra2bob about 6 years ago
Oh no. They took out the scribbling in the lower right hand corner. Fortunately, some newspapers pointed it out previously. Glad I didnāt miss the punch line. Urp.
Mr.Bubbles2257 about 6 years ago
I see nothing in the lower right hand corner. what am I missing?
PixieFun about 6 years ago
GoComics, did you edit out the controversial scribbling in this comic? Because Iāve seen it in articles about this comic, but coming here to see it for myself, it is gone!
hippie1 about 6 years ago
Mr. Limp does and says worse every day. What was suggested in this comic, he does to everyone, everyday.
Gregthetenor about 6 years ago
The News and Observer in Raleigh, NC has dropped Non Sequitor as of 2/18 after one of the readers complained.
DNeikirk about 6 years ago
DAMMIT, WILEY! Your comic is the one I look forward to and save for last to read! NOW WHAT? Are you going to set up something so we can continue to follow you? For a small fee, maybe? Cāmonā¦now that you got us hooked, you canāt just dump us cold turkey!
AleishaMorrison about 6 years ago
Saying out loud what many thinkā¦Well done.
williamwallaceoc about 6 years ago
Non sequitur is one of the few comics with something worthwhile to say, and says it with style and sometimes subtlety. And in this case, to cite The Bard, āMuch Ado About Nothing.ā The whole foo-rah reminds me of Charles Schultz introducing an obviously Black character, Franklin, into the strip a few years ago. Some papers howled, demanding Schultz remove Franklin post-haste or they would drop the strip. Schultz, to his credit, told āem, Go Ahead; Franklin stays. Thanks, Wiley, for the insights, the witty commentary, and backbone.
BobHillery about 6 years ago
I just saw that the Boston Globe has dropped āNon Sequiturā ! Dumb! Apparently readers commented enough about āinappropriateā scribbles that they couldnāt really make out that it bothered the Editors. 1. If someone has to go hunting for things about which to be offended, I cannot take them seriously.2. āInappropriateā is a useless term in an era where the entire staff of the Executive Branch is under investigation, indicted, or already convicted for criminal acts and exhorting others to violence.3. I may just drop my long time Globe subscription.
Wiley ā KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
rossjoanne400 about 6 years ago
Enlarged as much as possible, I cannot read any of the ātextā scribbled in the second frame. But my newspaper, the Sacramento Bee (CA), has just cancelled this strip because of a āprofane phraseā aimed at Trump. What is there?
Elvira Brook about 6 years ago
Want to voice my support for Wiley and one of my favorite comics. I couldnāt be more disappointed that the LA Times has reacted to this tempest in a teapot by pulling Non Sequitur.
sandrawils about 6 years ago
I canāt see anything, which is frustrating! My paper, the Sacramento Bee, is pulling NonSequitur because of a non-PC comment. I thought they said it was in last Fridayās comic, but I couldnāt find it. I hate when I miss the good stuff!
dave22221 about 6 years ago
Indianapolis Star is dropping Wiley. Guess it is time to drop the Star. Only thing worth reading is Non Sequitur and the Pacers coverage. Oh well, cheaper to read on-line anyways.
ajnotales about 6 years ago
Mr. Miller, my heartfelt thanks and support for your original version. Iām sorry that this has cost you so much grief and bad press: I may just now cancel my āsubscriptionsā to those newspapers who have dropped your comic. It is their oversight, after all, which allowed this āunconscionableā heresy to be published and offend my sensitive nature, and these paper should be dropped summarily. Thanks for your good work, Mr. Miller.
ask4reb Premium Member about 6 years ago
Wonderful ! Wiley I salute. you.
A Hip loving Canadian... about 6 years ago
Wow, some people get offended easily.
bacarrie about 6 years ago
I see a lot of papers dumping the strip. Sneaking in secret messages violates the faith editors have that material they are paying for is exactly what it appears to be. They canāt be sure that Wiley Miller wonāt do it again.
Andrew Sleeth about 6 years ago
At almost 68, Wiley Miller is a gifted artist and, obviously, a crafty, intelligent and savvy cartoonist whoās been pouring a considerable amount of his time into creating Non Sequitur for more than a quarter century. He knows precisely what heās about, and I suspect the controversial novelty he employed in this particular edition of the strip may be a clever tactical measure to force himself and Non Sequitur ā which surely must demand excruciating effort and energy to produce ā into retirement. If so, Wiley, you have my best wishes. Iāll miss you, but youāve certainly earned some ease for a change.
dfot about 6 years ago
This particular comic got this strip banned by the Columbus Dispatch because of the aforementioned comment in the lower right corner. I guess the Dispatch has no sense of humor. After all, they publish comments by Trump, and everyone knows what a potty mouth Doofus Donnie can be.
Guess Iām going to have to come to this site to read it now. Too bad!
ArtieEl about 6 years ago
I am still disappointed that the original 2/10/19 comic was removed. If you review the original strip though the COMPLETELY LEGIBLE text is debatable. I will post my initial impression of the text below. It would seem Wiley is being held responsible for us filling in the blanks of semi-legible scribble.
timykel2015 about 6 years ago
was the Trump comment removed from GoComics?
jonat Premium Member about 6 years ago
I was away on business this past week and, while I had seen the comic when originally printed in my local papers (and Washington Post), I missed the āscribblingā. I got back home to find that both of the print papers I get, the Boston Globe and Nashua (NH) Telegraph, dropped the strip (though both had printed it.) I gather that their editors had also missed the text. Ah wellā¦.
kv505 about 6 years ago
I loved the original and saved it. The wrong wing has so many āsnowflakesā. :-)
rose.and.kelly about 6 years ago
I CANāT SEE A THING in that frame. So all the papers took away a perfectly good cartoon for nothing. In fact I would rather have MALLARD FILLMORE removed for being biased the other way and for just not being funny. So instead the papers support censorship and the choice to be offended. And donāt give me the line of a paper is a family paper. There is not a single cartoon in the paper produced for the kids. Not to mention how many kids actually read the paper.
KarenRiggs about 6 years ago
I looked and looked and couldnāt find the āvulgar language.ā Even with a magnifying glass! He apologized, give him another chance! I love this comic!
Darryl Weaver about 6 years ago
I missed the whole controversy originallyā¦. but It appears the phrase has been edited out of the image here
justalurkr about 6 years ago
Has the offending message been removed or blurred? Iām not seeing it.
Wasiechu about 6 years ago
The Tacoma newspaper just announced they were replacing the strip with the cutting edge, and controversial (not!) strip Nancyā C.1922. Their excuse is the comic was shipped in by a third party and they didnāt screen it for content.
[Unnamed Reader - 35b0aa] about 6 years ago
I miss the original.
DonaldBrock about 6 years ago
I missed it what did it say.
loveabulldesign about 6 years ago
censored
dragon23 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Unless this too has been censored, I couldnāt see it.
JasonBall34 about 6 years ago
Dang, canāt believe this happened.
polarisfire Premium Member about 6 years ago
I stand with the people who only see chicken scratch. If there is an insult directed at the POTUS I sure canāt see it. It seems obvious that my newspaper along with many others in the country are owned by a billionaire friend of Trump. Iām 71 years old .. please donāt make me read Nancy. I had my fill of that comic when I was a kid!!
Ka`ÅnÅhi`ula`okahÅkÅ«miomio`ehiku Premium Member about 6 years ago
The original panel:
https://twitter.com/FranWarren/status/1094884821225144320/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-14831686861097492783.ampproject.net%2F1902072121410%2Fframe.html
Ka`ÅnÅhi`ula`okahÅkÅ«miomio`ehiku Premium Member about 6 years ago
Enough talk. Letās act.
Iām going to find a list of violating newspapers and inundate them with complaints about them dropping the strip. I have stamps and Iām not afraid to use them.
Additionally, although Wiley is likely inundated with email at the moment, itās good tonote that PayPal will deliver cash rewards/donations to wileyink@earthlink.com
Iām sending $10 right now.
Donāt just stand there, DO SOMETHING! make a difference.
BruceHerden1 about 6 years ago
Itās like anything else, if the ones in power like it, (including their associate believers,) then itās OK. If the ones in power donāt like it then your screwed.I voted for Trump but what Iām getting is most certainly not what I voted for, I was hoodwinked! The only way that Trump can deal with adversaries is to result to name calling. (But thatās OK because Trump says so.)The base line standard today is either greed or liesā¦ā¦
BruceHerden1 about 6 years ago
At lease heās genuineā¦ā¦
therocket1954 about 6 years ago
I miss Wiley in my paper, the LA times, so much. I know I can follow on this site, but Iād have much rather Trump been eliminated from the paper. I have the original Sunday comics section from 2/10. Might frame it.
shawdk1952622 almost 6 years ago
It go met the strip canceled in our local paper. I miss it.
gsteele531 over 5 years ago
It would be nice if it were possible to scribble some class ā but thatās above Wileyās pay grade.
paulvernon about 5 years ago
Looks like it has been deleted
comics over 4 years ago
aahā¦ too bad, history has changed before our very eyes. The āoffendingā phrase has disappeared from the online cartoon. You have to go to blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2019/02/obscene-message-in-comic-strip/to find a copy of the original.
I happen to (and still do) like NS and Trump. Our country has completely lost its sense of humor; every comment is a slur, an offense, or aā¦ Wordās arenāt obsceneā¦ except in the eye of the reader! All you fellators lighten up out there.
RitaGB about 4 years ago
Iāve been sharing for two years, since this one was published and our newspaper dropped non sequitur. I managed to get my hands on the paper version, too. What a tempest in the teapot, and look where we are now. EFF Tr*mp.
phoenixnyc almost 4 years ago
For those looking for the profane message, GoComics has removed it. The message was āFondly, go f&(% yourself, Trump.ā
lalapalooza Premium Member almost 4 years ago
: )
we love yo wiley,
oh yes we doo o o
and we will always
be true to you!
when youāre not with us,
weāre bluu u u e
oh wiley we love you!
ReallyOldSurferDude over 2 years ago
The current image has been revised. I did a screen capture on the day this was published. It is as timely now as it was then.
r.feinberg about 2 months ago
Sad to say, they appear to have whited it out on the current online version!