Ah, a parody of the power outage of 2003. I thought I caused the lights to go out by smacking into metal clothes hangers where I was working. I reconsidered it when I saw that the whole block lost power
More things change more they stay the same. Have a friend who blamed Clinton for everything back then. Now it’s Biden. And if she actually wins next year it’ll be kamila.
according to Chat GPT:Yes, there was a notable newspaper ink shortage in the early 1990s. Specifically, in 1990-1991, the newspaper industry in the United States experienced a significant shortage of black ink. This shortage was due to several factors, including increased demand, production issues, and supply chain disruptions.
The shortage had a considerable impact on the newspaper industry, leading some publishers to ration ink, reduce print runs, or limit the number of pages in their newspapers. Some newspapers even experimented with different ink formulations or reduced the amount of color used to conserve black ink. The shortage eventually eased as suppliers ramped up production and the market adjusted.
seanfear 29 days ago
a good wrap
Asharah 29 days ago
Not since Trump was President!
Purple People Eater 29 days ago
Why is everything bad always the president’s fault? Don’t those that voted him / her into office bare part of the blame?
Billavi Premium Member 29 days ago
Ah, a parody of the power outage of 2003. I thought I caused the lights to go out by smacking into metal clothes hangers where I was working. I reconsidered it when I saw that the whole block lost power
[Unnamed Reader - 68637d] 29 days ago
More things change more they stay the same. Have a friend who blamed Clinton for everything back then. Now it’s Biden. And if she actually wins next year it’ll be kamila.
Nebulous Premium Member 29 days ago
Shouldn’t it be Ghandi’s fault that there was a shortage of India ink?
aerotica69 29 days ago
For some reason this whole story arc reminds me of The New Adventures of Queen Victoria.
dtdbiz 29 days ago
Wait, this was published in 2003. Bush (Dubya) was President. I don’t think Trudeau was focused on Clinton back then.
The Joke Explainer Premium Member 29 days ago
according to Chat GPT:Yes, there was a notable newspaper ink shortage in the early 1990s. Specifically, in 1990-1991, the newspaper industry in the United States experienced a significant shortage of black ink. This shortage was due to several factors, including increased demand, production issues, and supply chain disruptions.
The shortage had a considerable impact on the newspaper industry, leading some publishers to ration ink, reduce print runs, or limit the number of pages in their newspapers. Some newspapers even experimented with different ink formulations or reduced the amount of color used to conserve black ink. The shortage eventually eased as suppliers ramped up production and the market adjusted.
John Jorgensen 29 days ago
Is Garfield known for being the most jingoistic American comic strip?
TokenFudd 29 days ago
/SIGH/ Guess there’s no escaping the political BS after all… :P
Petemejia77 29 days ago
Cute trick! Guess Bill didn’t feel like drawing that week. Like the power being out for a week long story!
Otis Rufus Driftwood 28 days ago
This IS an old strip.
David 28 days ago
Trudeau has always hated Conservatives and Republicans. In his old age now, it seems that Trudeau hates everyone.
j.l.farmer 27 days ago
I wish that comic, Baby Blues, was a part of gocomics.