Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for October 29, 2024

a bit of sci-fi doesn’t hurt, Andy

Why are you not asking for an introduction? Seems like you could borrow some money from him

And never the twain shall meet.

Sickening, isn’t it?

And he’ll die young of a heart attack.

sStomach upset doesn’t need help with a story.

You mean Flo’s cooking doesn’t already do that??

Interesting profile in panel #1—looks kinda like “Curtis” on Arcamax Comics.

I would have changed the strip so that Andy choked on Flo’s cooking (he does that most times anyway), but this time with laughter ;-⁰

At least THIS time, it’s not her burnings……….eerrrr…..cooking. That MAY be why he’s kissing the food in block 1.

That’s what I used to do. Finally wondered what I needed a wife for. That one is long gone with no replacement to clutter up my house!

So the food’s edible this time eh?

Maybe he was the first person to consider themselves a transgender.

… he doesn’t exist.

Her food is enough to give him indigestion.

Oh, poor little Andy!

Take it queasy, Andy.

Flo burns the food and now burning Andy. What gives?

that’s thee idea. :J

Judging by the looks of the food, she’s giving him MORE indigestion.

From the food???

Attagirl…lay it on him…….

Andy can’t even have a poorly cooked meal in peace, and without a pint. A bad day in the Life of Capp.

Work’s husband? You lost me there. Any kin to play’s wife? All work and no play . . . etc.

But I want to be the man you married, not the one she married.

The indigestion is from her cooking.

I miss the original Andy.

The food would probably do that without Flo’s help.

She would be happy if Andy just did his share.

I thought her cooking gave him indigestion? LOL

Watch it Flo, you might make Andy barf.

Sooo… you’re saying her food didn’t give you indigestion already?

let her have her fun, and she didn’t burn dinner either

One womans dream is her husbands nightmare.

We need to have a little talk with that guy. Going way above and beyond.

“Comparison is the thief of joy.” President Theodore Roosevelt