What Alex felt about Zeke by giving him up is equivalent to some kid with an automatic weapon doing away with an adult they don’t like today. It happens.
Yes, Alex gave Zeke up in the house, but somebody gave him up days before that — Unless you believe that Duke-spiel last week about magazines and phonebooks.
Now who had the means, opportunity and MOTIVE to grass up Ol’ Barf-breath? Any thoughts, Alex?
I think JJ’s getting precisely what she deserves. But really, you guys, don’t you know sarcasm when you see it? Alex does a great job of pushing the knife in and turning it.
This site was down (again) when I first looked for this, fortunately it didn’t take several days to fix. Now I’m wondering why it isn’t colorized. Previous reruns were, and it’s in color on ArcaMax. What’s going on with GoComics, does anyone know?
I still don’t know why Duke and Earl are taking Zeke back on the bus, when they apparently had a car (Duke told Earl, “Bring the car around”). I don’t remember if that was explained in the first run of these strips.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Sometimes dreams come true.
Uncle Kenny almost 2 years ago
Bounty hunters don’t kidnap the quarry. they apprehend them.
DennisinSeattle almost 2 years ago
Mombo Queen! I guess she still loves her mother, as long as she doesn’t have to deal with Unkle Stupidhead.
rhartt4363 almost 2 years ago
Everyone has been dishonest with their parents. It is part of growing up.
KrazyKatz almost 2 years ago
Shut up, stupidhead.
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Good answer.
JudithStocker Premium Member almost 2 years ago
What Alex felt about Zeke by giving him up is equivalent to some kid with an automatic weapon doing away with an adult they don’t like today. It happens.
dwdl21 almost 2 years ago
Duke let him make a call? Duke’s softening…lol
BrianMorris almost 2 years ago
Yes, Alex gave Zeke up in the house, but somebody gave him up days before that — Unless you believe that Duke-spiel last week about magazines and phonebooks.
Now who had the means, opportunity and MOTIVE to grass up Ol’ Barf-breath? Any thoughts, Alex?
monya_43 almost 2 years ago
Uncle Stupidhead really misinterprets his relationship with Alex.
rugeirn almost 2 years ago
I think JJ’s getting precisely what she deserves. But really, you guys, don’t you know sarcasm when you see it? Alex does a great job of pushing the knife in and turning it.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Never, ever trust Duke. It’s not that I think he’s lying. I just don’t believe him.
The Wolf In Your Midst almost 2 years ago
Zeke: A legend in his own mind.
rickbarthel Premium Member almost 2 years ago
How did Alex get from her mom’s house to Mike’s?
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
Do you have any idea how often that kid has researched “restraining order” on the Internet?
nsr60 almost 2 years ago
“Because that would increase the chances of his coming back home.”
walkingmancomics almost 2 years ago
Over time, Alex’s become really my favorite character in this strip.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member almost 2 years ago
It’s a dream come true for Alex!
MT Wallet almost 2 years ago
Ey Mombo! Mombo Italiano ey Mombo!
sparky12358 almost 2 years ago
This site was down (again) when I first looked for this, fortunately it didn’t take several days to fix. Now I’m wondering why it isn’t colorized. Previous reruns were, and it’s in color on ArcaMax. What’s going on with GoComics, does anyone know?
Jack7528 almost 2 years ago
Alex worships Zeke?
GaryCooper almost 2 years ago
I still don’t know why Duke and Earl are taking Zeke back on the bus, when they apparently had a car (Duke told Earl, “Bring the car around”). I don’t remember if that was explained in the first run of these strips.
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
JJ tried to put up one of her sculptures as collateral for Zeke’s bail.The police arrested HER.