Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 12, 2012

Petey remembers Miss Bliss’ descriptions only too well.

Who’s this week’s artist?

He writes the Big Nate strip. The drawing is very good, thank you, Peirce!

Yes, Alice, preschool can be very disillusioning. But don’t blame Ms. Bliss; blame English Similes.

The kids seem very animated today.

Nicely done strip.

The cool thing about Lincoln Peirce is that he writes on the comments section of GOCOMICS so he might write here about his comics here this week.

And sometimes March comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion.

Richard writes on the comments section too…

March is certainly in the lion stage here. Lots of rain and now wind.

Excellent job by Lincoln Pierce. Last week wasn’t so great.

Is he from Europe?

Hi everyone, thanks for reading. I had a great time doing the strips that will be running this week, and it was a real honor to be asked to pinch-hit for Richard. I also did a Sunday page that will run on April 8th. Like everyone else, I look forward to Richard’s return. So long for now!

good job @bignate

April comes in like tzatziki

Love it! I could just imagine that conversation in class! LOL

Mmmm, lamb. :)

Well, that explains Alice’s look and word balloon in the last panel.

Nice one, Lincoln Peirce! Looking forward to the rest of the week!

Nice job Lincoln. Nailed all the characters, even Bucket Head.And Dill’s usual artwork…“Ink Spill at Midnight”.

Has Petey made it passed page one of Johnny Neron?

wonderful, although out here march has come in like a sickly ermine

Lookin’ good, Lincoln! And not looking at all like your own strip — the artwork and the theme are both true to Cul de Sac. It shows amazing versatility.

-Cougar :{)

Lincoln – congratulations, you’re hired!

Wiley Miller also puts in his comments (“Non Sequitur”).

Nailed the drawing of Miss Bliss!

i love Lincolns interpretations of the kids its awesome