Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for February 12, 2025

Well, at least TJ got his pinkie under control. ;)

So who else thinks Toni will figure out Brad didn’t cook the brownies? lol

Humble too!

Looks like he’s making cupcakes.

Maybe ‘cake pops’ ? (round cake balls covered in icing). Yum!

Brad should shut up. What the hell does he know?

So, what will TJ be making—new hockey pucks??

Wait a minute.

Brad lives with Chef Boyardee?? ;-)

Toni’s pregnant

Brad, just go to a bakery next time. Take them out and put them on a fancy dish with a poem written by you . Toni will love it just the same. It’s the thought that counts.

Rum balls

Tj’s whippin up a mustard poultice to dip em in. It’s cold out an they’ll help warm Toni up from the inside out since Brad’s collapsed

And once again, Brad let’s TJ take over finding a gift for Toni, making it TJs gift, not Brad’s. TJ is cuckolding Brad, the only thing missing is the sex.

No matter how pretty it looks, it will probably still taste like azz..

Looks like TJ is making giggle cake balls :D

Give TJ a dollar and then you can at least honestly say you bought them for her.

@Miles VanDelay and another poster whose name I forgot: No reply on the beer inquiry. But here are Greg’s answers to my questions about drawing his characters. Easies to draw: Puddles (just a bunch of circles.)Hardest to draw: Brad (I’ve never reconciled his front view and profile. And his hair – what a pain! Oh, for the Old Days when he had Linus hair.)Most fun to draw: My signature. (Means I’m done.)I’m not here every day, but I’ll occasionally serve as a middleman for questions from the audience. No promises. He’s busy. I’m busy.

At this point we’ll know they’re a throuple, right?

I love TJ. He may be goofy, but he’s a great guy.

“And…VOILA! Instant charcoal brickettes! What girl wouldn’t be wowed by these babies??”

As good as TJ seems to be with knowing what a woman wants, I don’t ever remember him being romantically linked, or even looking at a female. Has he ever had a girlfriend?

TJ is right. After years of eating what he makes for him and Toni, Brad should know his best friend’s skills as a chef. This lack of trust is weird. But it’s no different from how Brad used to behave with Luann.

It’ll be interesting to see how this comes out.

I used to train my team with this: “a sign of a good cook is knowing how to cover your mistakes”

Wondering if TJ might be putting a little something “extra” in those brownies to make them more “edible”….

TJ has quite a knack for culinary arts. Maybe he should try working in a restaurant.

Let’s go back to last weeks arc. It was more interesting.

Whoopie pies

Maybe it’s the Alice B. Toklas recipe

Looks like he’s gonna make cake pops outta the ruined cake.

there’s a thin line between self-confidence and braggadocio

He did bake them

Chocolate cake meatballs?

I don’t half an hour to wait!

My mind is agog absorbing this witty repartee.

Whipped cream covers up a multitude of sins

TJ to the rescue, hey at least we’re past the dumpster fire of poor Tiffany trying to get laid ! ;-)

Maybe not the greatest chef ever, but he does enjoy cooking so let him be.

CAKE POPS!!! :)

I tend to think “cake pops” seem a little to mundane for Chef TJ. I had thought originally he was making heart shapes, but since they are round….. lets be wild…. maybe he is making MEATBALL SHAPES and will then add frosting that looks like pasta.

Actually, I have no idea what the hell he will end up making.

I think that a baby is in the offing, but that is a fraught prediction. Valentine’s Day, Friday. Saturday to recover and argue. Perfect! Probably wrong (lol).

If the proof is in the pudding, he must be making pudding

Brad’s baking efforts are on the wrong oven. By the end of this Valentine’s arc, it will be Toni’s oven warming up!!!#bunintheoven

Clever. He’s salvaged the good parts to make cupcake sized cakes. And now the icing.

Brad migh consider changing the question from a rhetorical outburst to a genuine inquiry. It is very clear that he could learn something here, if he wanted to learn rather than catastrophize.

I have to admire his confidence … :)

I know Toni will figure it out.

Years back, when my sister and I were learning to bake, we had a disaster trying to get a cake out of the pan. Our mom came to the rescue and had one of us break the cake further into chunks and put them in a bowl, while the other one mixed a box of instant pudding. After stirring and a little setting, the pudding then got poured over the cake pieces. It turned out “pudding cake” was a hit.

When we got a little better at baking and didn’t have those disasters anymore, we stopped making the pudding cake. After a few months without any, our dad asked why we never had that anymore, and if we could please make it again. Of course we did.