I always think of Bob Barnes’ strip The Better Half (1956-2014, by Barnes and various successors) as the primary, though of course not only, inspiration for Marital Mirth, so a starting point in the 50s seems just right. (The Lockhorns didn’t start till 1968.)
Surreal enough for ya yet? almost 2 years ago
Next week: The progression moves to a scenario of “above me” and “if I’m in my grave.”
danketaz Premium Member almost 2 years ago
As good a reason to head out to Gazpacho Shack as any.
agerman almost 2 years ago
A credit to Rodney Dangerfield would be appropriate here!
Indianapolis Smith almost 2 years ago
I didn’t know they were the “Grumbles”. I may have married their daughter, God rest her soul.
julie.mason1 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
And he keeps finding empty pic-a-nic baskets and used condoms on the back patio.
Jefano Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I always think of Bob Barnes’ strip The Better Half (1956-2014, by Barnes and various successors) as the primary, though of course not only, inspiration for Marital Mirth, so a starting point in the 50s seems just right. (The Lockhorns didn’t start till 1968.)
aerilim almost 2 years ago
Like Rodney Dangerfield used to say: “Take my wife, please”…