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âNow, letâs pretend youâre going to write the headline for a real news story!â
âWhy? Since when do you print real news? . . . Oh, okay, Iâll do something about how you lost your temper over a clever joke! âSh1t F1t H1t W1t!ââ
Why, of course, thatâs just the sort of commonplace entertainment news article one would expect to show up in an eight-page small-town Ohio newspaper which struggles to maintain a weekday publication schedule and is barely staying afloat financially (based on past strips). And what better headline for a story on a directorâs movie trailer than one which fails to mention either the director or the movie.
Ye Gods, Billyâs paths home in âFamily Circusâ arenât as convoluted as the premise setting up todayâs non-joke. Couldnât Batiuk have just used âHeadless Body in Topless Barâ?
âHow aboutâŠMe and how I hate children watching Mission Impossible?â Emily: âBoozed News Pooh-poohs at Blues Clues Tom Cruise Snooze Toons Woozle Chix Nix Hick Pics!â âMY GOD YOUâRE A NATURAL!â (passes out after downing a bottle of Jim Beam)
ââSticks Nix Hick Pixâ is a famous1 headline printed in Variety, a newspaper covering Hollywood and the entertainment industry, on July 17, 1935â Cutting edge Depression era humor! Tommyâs got his finger on the pulse of 90 years ago!
And the number of times youâd actually ever get to write a headline about that: 0.
They should be talking about what sort of reporting he expects her to do, and also the fact that she most likely wonât be paid for any of the work. Being a local paper, sheâll probably be covering a lot of local council meetings and school events.
I just realized: the Replica Old-Timey News Room in the Historical Society building is the only place in Centerville whose walls are not covered with toxic black mold!
Itâs gotta be the lead fumes from the Historically Authentic Linotype Machine.
In high school journalism class we had an assignment to write headlines. My friend came up with âHope Dies in Americaâ for when Bob Hope would die.
garethkb415 Premium Member about 1 month ago
This is not how newspapers work
Bill Thompson about 1 month ago
âNow, letâs pretend youâre going to write the headline for a real news story!â
âWhy? Since when do you print real news? . . . Oh, okay, Iâll do something about how you lost your temper over a clever joke! âSh1t F1t H1t W1t!ââ
J.J. O'Malley about 1 month ago
Why, of course, thatâs just the sort of commonplace entertainment news article one would expect to show up in an eight-page small-town Ohio newspaper which struggles to maintain a weekday publication schedule and is barely staying afloat financially (based on past strips). And what better headline for a story on a directorâs movie trailer than one which fails to mention either the director or the movie.
Ye Gods, Billyâs paths home in âFamily Circusâ arenât as convoluted as the premise setting up todayâs non-joke. Couldnât Batiuk have just used âHeadless Body in Topless Barâ?
billsplut about 1 month ago
âHow aboutâŠMe and how I hate children watching Mission Impossible?â Emily: âBoozed News Pooh-poohs at Blues Clues Tom Cruise Snooze Toons Woozle Chix Nix Hick Pics!â âMY GOD YOUâRE A NATURAL!â (passes out after downing a bottle of Jim Beam)
billsplut about 1 month ago
ââSticks Nix Hick Pixâ is a famous1 headline printed in Variety, a newspaper covering Hollywood and the entertainment industry, on July 17, 1935â Cutting edge Depression era humor! Tommyâs got his finger on the pulse of 90 years ago!
The Orange Mailman about 1 month ago
Very Frank & Ernest.
Dogouse Reilly about 1 month ago
âBuilding Code Under Fire!â seems to a popular headline.
sueb1863 about 1 month ago
And the number of times youâd actually ever get to write a headline about that: 0.
They should be talking about what sort of reporting he expects her to do, and also the fact that she most likely wonât be paid for any of the work. Being a local paper, sheâll probably be covering a lot of local council meetings and school events.
goboboyd about 1 month ago
Shades of Shoe?
Cabbage Jack about 1 month ago
Well, I see why THIS small town paper is failing.
John543 about 1 month ago
âWait, Emily â what are you doing on that computer screen? The typesetter is over here!â
ahnk_2000 about 1 month ago
Stix Nix Hix Pix. IYKYK
Blaidd Drwg Premium Member about 1 month ago
Lame Dame Claims Fame, No Shame, Sad Refrain.
Out of the Past about 1 month ago
A Monday warning might have been: Skip Strip big Gyp.
lemonbaskt about 1 month ago
fond blond says she seen hitchcocks magic wand
Petemejia77 about 1 month ago
If you say so.
rockyridge1977 about 1 month ago
Those are for the AIâŠâŠ..
Dino_inc about 1 month ago
ight, HOW OLD IS THIS STRIP?
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 month ago
Okay for VARIETY,not OK for wherever here is
Funky Winkerbean has a sex change in
MOZZERELLA FELLA NOW CINDERELLA
jrankin1959 about 1 month ago
Consider a job with VarietyâŠ
tcayer about 1 month ago
The EDITOR makes the headlines.
Brian Perler Premium Member about 1 month ago
âNow letâs say you had to write a headline about a famous socialite who likes cuddling puppies.â
âLocal newspaperman found dead after freak workplace accidentâ
âI donât get it.â
âTrust me. You will.â
puddleglum1066 about 1 month ago
I just realized: the Replica Old-Timey News Room in the Historical Society building is the only place in Centerville whose walls are not covered with toxic black mold!
Itâs gotta be the lead fumes from the Historically Authentic Linotype Machine.
ChazNCenTex about 1 month ago
Itâs how punchlines work.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member about 1 month ago
In high school journalism class we had an assignment to write headlines. My friend came up with âHope Dies in Americaâ for when Bob Hope would die.
ehenwood about 1 month ago
Iâd read that headline and been completely confused