Agnes by Tony Cochran for June 28, 2020

The pattern on Grannie’s whatever-it-is is astounding.

Theology curtesy of Grandma.

The Father: “I knew I should’nt have blown off that refresher @ the Seminary!”

If we brainwash children, we shouldn’t expect them to grow up able to think rationally, but then maybe that is the goal of the government-corporate complex. Sure worked for Trump.

Another masked bovine heard from.

Tony has already addressed the problem…

it’s due to size and resolution issues with GoComics.

He promises larger text in future, but I imagine that’ll be after we reach the end of his previously submitted work.

Meanwhile…

Not counting the title panel…

Panel 1…

“Agnes! Get up! It’s time for church.”

“I have no need for church”

Panel two:

“I am just an insignificant speck of dust in the universe…

floating hither and thither in an aimless trajectory."

Panel 3

“Did you know God condemns insignificant specks if they don’t float into mass?”

Me… LOL

float into MASS, is this a physics pun?

Thanks for your answer and for the “translation” of today’s strip. Just has seemed so odd that it is only on Sundays!

To quote an old friend, “If you fail school, you repeat a grade. But it’s an entirely different thing if you flunk religion.”

Religious instruction is child abuse.

I feel exactly the same way, it really sucks, no matter how large I make the font, nor no matter which of my devices I use, it is the same, and also not just very small, but fussy too, especially when you try expanding it. There are a couple of comics that do this every freakin Sunday that I have dang near given up on, Agnes and also, “Archie,” that I try to read on another site. What IS IT WITH these Sunday ones???!!!

Egad. A monkey lamp? In the bedroom? Nightmare inducing.

Have we seen that before, or is that a new one of Agnes’s found treasures? Or did someone pay her to take it away?

On the bright side Grandma looks lovely this morning.

The font size used by the cartoonist is horrible.

Agnes needs no enemies.

I agree. I have to continually enlarge to read it.