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It looks like you were using the 16-count Crayola box, TomâŠer, Batton. That means you could have gone with red-orange, red-violet, blue-green, or blue-violet along with the traditional red and blueâŠor you could have suggested that Aunt Sophie spring for the 64-crayon box to encourage your âcreativity.â
In other newsâŠGREAT KRYPTON, IS THIS MALARKEY STILL GOING ON!? And in the meantime, poor Ed is coming up with hilarious âtwisted aphorismsâ in the last panel and we canât hear them!
By the by, did anyone notice that in last Thursdayâs strip young Battonâs first comic book purchased was a 1955 âTom Corbettâ issue, but in the strip two days earlier his Saalfield Superman coloring book was from 1940?
âThen my auntie said âYOU ATE THOSE CRAYONS AGAIN, DIDNâT YOU?â I said âmurrrph.â My tongue look like da FLASH! Then, she made me eat pumpernickel. Then auntie say, TOMMY WIN PULITZER!â
Hey! Look at that! Ed got a cameo spot as an extra in his own strip! Maybe Batty should bring back F.W. and let Ed talk about all his years pitching for the Mudhens and his WW II experiences. It would make for much better content.
did anyone get to read the comment yesterday which got deleted that tom was a hero for following his dream and everyone who doesnt like him is a failure
Credit where itâs due: Dangerous Dan put a little something extra into that final panel. Itâs not easy to draw a smirk under a full beard, but Davis pulls it off. Good job!
I wish I had an entire Air Force Wing of B2 BombersâŠ. so I could drop hundreds of thousands of pounds of high-explosive and incendiary bombs right in top of Dale Evans and the surrounding CentervilleâŠ. Iâd make the firebombing of Dresden look like a backyard bonfireâŠ
This fascinating story will add to the excitement of reading the epic, 12 part story in the Sentinel.
I think itâs pretty lame that Batiuk is fulfilling his âEd must appear in at least 30% of the stripsâ requirement by sticking him in the background in one panel.
Itâs too bad that GoComics does not require people to use their legal names. There are lots of very judgmental people who post comments here. I say, âIf you hate a comic strip, donât read it and post hateful comments.â
âAnd then there was the time I tried to light every match in a big box of kitchen matches, but I couldnât make any of them burn! They just lay there all over the living room floor! Mommy came in and congratulated me for not setting the house on fire again!â
Bill Thompson 5 days ago
Your Aunt Sophistry had two glass eyes, didnât she? Now did she remember to pat you on the head for coloring inside the lines?
J.J. O'Malley 5 days ago
It looks like you were using the 16-count Crayola box, TomâŠer, Batton. That means you could have gone with red-orange, red-violet, blue-green, or blue-violet along with the traditional red and blueâŠor you could have suggested that Aunt Sophie spring for the 64-crayon box to encourage your âcreativity.â
In other newsâŠGREAT KRYPTON, IS THIS MALARKEY STILL GOING ON!? And in the meantime, poor Ed is coming up with hilarious âtwisted aphorismsâ in the last panel and we canât hear them!
J.J. O'Malley 5 days ago
By the by, did anyone notice that in last Thursdayâs strip young Battonâs first comic book purchased was a 1955 âTom Corbettâ issue, but in the strip two days earlier his Saalfield Superman coloring book was from 1940?
red_tape 5 days ago
IS THIS ARC EVER GOING TO END? WILL WE EVER SEE CRANKY AGAIN?
Fetzee 5 days ago
I never knew how funny a joke about crayons could be until today
billsplut 5 days ago
âThen my auntie said âYOU ATE THOSE CRAYONS AGAIN, DIDNâT YOU?â I said âmurrrph.â My tongue look like da FLASH! Then, she made me eat pumpernickel. Then auntie say, TOMMY WIN PULITZER!â
Trespassers W 5 days ago
So the moral of the story is that he was really not very creative at all? Yeah, okay. That tracks.
Gent 5 days ago
Poor Crankyshaft now a background character in his own komix.
KC135E/R BOOMER 5 days ago
Hey! Look at that! Ed got a cameo spot as an extra in his own strip! Maybe Batty should bring back F.W. and let Ed talk about all his years pitching for the Mudhens and his WW II experiences. It would make for much better content.
oakie9531 5 days ago
thereâs Crank!!! eventually heâll have a speaking roll
puddleglum1066 5 days ago
âAnd thatâs when I learned how easy it is to fake âcreativity,â a lesson Iâve followed ever since.â
lemonbaskt 5 days ago
did anyone get to read the comment yesterday which got deleted that tom was a hero for following his dream and everyone who doesnt like him is a failure
lemonbaskt 5 days ago
hey skips ears are back to normal size today !!!!!
rockyridge1977 5 days ago
Donât believe Crank is interested!!!âŠ..at lest he is in the picture!!!!
mn4nu 5 days ago
This is disgusting ;)
tcayer 5 days ago
Olâ One Arm is rising to leave in the middle of his story. He feels the same as the rest of us!
puddleglum1066 5 days ago
Credit where itâs due: Dangerous Dan put a little something extra into that final panel. Itâs not easy to draw a smirk under a full beard, but Davis pulls it off. Good job!
DawnQuinn1 5 days ago
Cranky just left a comment. lol
Daltongang Premium Member 5 days ago
Apparently there is only one story line now to this comic. the BORING ONE!!
ksu71 5 days ago
A week drinking coffee. No wonder Skip needs to use the washroom.
Bill Thompson 5 days ago
That is not Crankshaft & Company in the final panel. Itâs a mural painted on the wall to make it look like Stale Evans has other customers.
BuckeyeFanForever Premium Member 5 days ago
Maybe sheâs color blind.
Irish53 5 days ago
This freakinâ goofball sure remembers a lot of random stuff from his special childhood.
French Persons' Savvy Selection of Screaming Elly Premium Member 5 days ago
I wish I had an entire Air Force Wing of B2 BombersâŠ. so I could drop hundreds of thousands of pounds of high-explosive and incendiary bombs right in top of Dale Evans and the surrounding CentervilleâŠ. Iâd make the firebombing of Dresden look like a backyard bonfireâŠ
Mopman 5 days ago
This fascinating story will add to the excitement of reading the epic, 12 part story in the Sentinel.
I think itâs pretty lame that Batiuk is fulfilling his âEd must appear in at least 30% of the stripsâ requirement by sticking him in the background in one panel.
bookworm0812 5 days ago
Well, green has blue IN it. And purple has red IN it.
laurag12363 Premium Member 5 days ago
Hey, old farts! Wave and smile as your daddy goes by.
TimeLordSoundwave 5 days ago
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
zendog13la 5 days ago
My interest gave out quicker than his crayons.
apb1952 Premium Member 5 days ago
But wait! If you look closely Cranky and his guys are in the booth in the last frame. What a creative way to include them but not really!
joeallendoty57 Premium Member 5 days ago
Itâs too bad that GoComics does not require people to use their legal names. There are lots of very judgmental people who post comments here. I say, âIf you hate a comic strip, donât read it and post hateful comments.â
Bill Thompson 5 days ago
âAnd then there was the time I tried to light every match in a big box of kitchen matches, but I couldnât make any of them burn! They just lay there all over the living room floor! Mommy came in and congratulated me for not setting the house on fire again!â
Pony 4 days ago
Yeah, thatâs nice.
Hey, thereâs Cranky!! :D :D
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 4 days ago
Hey,leave that poor lion alone!!