Bozo by Foxo Reardon for December 10, 2021

1 Bozo trying to pass himself off as a Rockefeller. Seems to have worked.

2 I hope Bozo doesn’t have too many turns to make.

3 Pass intercepted.

1 – Does the butler announce Bozo as “George Washington”, or “Thomas Jefferson”?

3 – Bird: “On the whole, I’d rather be in Philadelphia.”

1. Entering the next dimension (with a dime into the mansion)

2. Hey, laddie! That traffic isn’t ladder-proof!

3. A BIRDIE?! IN FOOTBALL?!?

1. Keep the change.

2. That’s the second longest ladder I has ever seen.

3. Watch the birdie.

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For those who came in late,

Take your time, relax and enjoy every panel of Bozo comics, friends. FoXo Reardon, the cartoonist with great skills, made splendid efforts in drawing every scene in every panels. Every scene is a beautiful cartoon world with realistic three dimensional depths and drawn in proper perspectives. It’s the sort and level of details and quality artwork that you may rarely see in a daily funnies.

Yes of course, a big thumbs up and a big applause for the best drawn best funnies ever, FoXo’s marvellous masterpiece, the picturesque pantomime called BOZO!

1. Please draw my bath, by the way, here’s a little extra for you.

2. Bozo’s moving up in the world.

3. Ahh, the old kick it to the bird play.

1) I wonder how much Bozo got for the tip. 2) Heading for the Empire State Building. 3) The Atlanta Falcon.

⓵ I think it’s darn cheap of them to charge for the bathroom.

⓶ I should have bought the folding model.

⓷ Hey, I think that’s a foul!

1. Coin of the realm is the universal calling card.

1) You have my Name: Bozo finds the house, goes in and tips the butler as he saunters in.

2) Ladder Lottery: Bozo is carrying a very long ladder, the kind that is at least a block long!

3) Take Wing: Football game, Bozo kicks the ball that flies so high and far a hawk grabs it and flies away.

3) That’s what happens when you play the Atlanta Falcons.

2) Vaudeville stooge walks across the stage carrying a suitcase. The emcee asks him what he’s doing, and he replies, “I’m taking this case to court.” After the next act he walks across with the suitcase and a ladder. “I’m taking my case to a higher court.” Finale: The suitcase is open and empty. “I lost my suit.”

And that’s how the Eagles got their name.