Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 24, 2022

sure, Dill

. Sorry, but it looks like a 5 year old drew this, and his twin did the story line….

I had a boyfriend that did that.

Is this what they call “Head over…‘whatever’… in love”?

What on earth happened to the wonderful artwork and the great sense of humor? Not to mention the actual sympathetic insight into childhood. Is the real artist and writer dreadfully ill? Please please get well soon, this is dreadful.

just so… what is going on? The quality has declined precipitously over the last little while and seems to be getting worse, not better…

You people can find time to complain but can’t find the time to find out that this comic is a rerun because the artist passed away more than 5 years ago, and you stuff your feet in your mouth complaining about the artists who helped keep the comic alive so the author could pay for his hospital bills when he was ill and unable to draw.

You are witnessing a beautiful demonstration of solidarity, and a tragic story, and all you can do is nag.

Cute one, Mo.

Reminds me of the intro to Monty Python’s Flying Circus.

Dill grows up to be Plastic Man?

Dill is loopy over Alice!

Poor Dill. He’s turning into the neighborhood mega-slide!

So Dill is a Thing? [The evil shapeshifting assimilation alien kind]

The author, Richard Thompson, passed away in 2012.

Alice’s little friend just goes all wonky around her. He must be shy.

It won’t get much easier, Dill. If this is what happens to you at four, lord help us all when puberty hits.

Poor Dill! First love (a.k.a. puppy love) can just leave a little boy all tied up in knots!

I love it. I love that his colleagues to go over when he was sick. Richard Thompson passed away years ago.