Rabbits Against Magic by Jonathan Lemon for March 13, 2023

Dilbert was OK back in the day, but ran a few decades too long after Scott Adams got brain worms.

There’s a lot of funny stuff in those books, no need to get rid of them. Adams doesn’t get a cent from rereading them.

I still remember some Bill Cosby routines that were pretty funny, before some other funny stuff came out about him

I didn’t have to decide what to do with the old record albums that I had of his once upon a time, poor storage took care of that

What to do….what to dooooo

Mr. Wiggly: 1st panel; he must have gotten out his drill and made a hole thru the table so he could see what devilishly funny things 8-Ball must be up to.

This is becoming pathetic.

I would keep the ones I like. I can separate the art from the artist.

Do whatever people did with their Milli Vanilli CD liner notes.

I mean, have we destroyed every last vestige of Lewis Carroll/C.L. Dodson—“Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland,” “Through the Looking Glass,” etc.—because he turned out, by modern standards of decency, to be a “child pornographer”? (Yes, he took photos of nude prepubescent girls—with the mothers’/parents’ permissions.)

If we search hard enough, we can probably find some presumably objectionable utterance, incident, or the like by just about anybody and everybody, even Mister Rogers, Charles M. Schulz, Mother Teresa, or Abraham Lincoln. Do we let that eradicate any and all goodness they did?

Bill Cosby.

Woody Allen.

John Lasseter.

Al Capp.

Try to separate the art from the artist. Use a crowbar if you have to.

I love it when comics reference Little Free Libraries!