Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli for February 15, 2024

It would be really neat if they were announcing the addition of all the previous strips going back to the beginning. The entire Peanuts collection, from start to finish, is here.

Well, Skeezix is going right to the top on this one. Maybe he signed a lifetime contract with Frank King?

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These 1930 strips are really rough on the lettering, so while I continue to work on the next pair – I’m afraid it’s another three-part harmony of classics for the 15th:

Horse’s Neck lives out on the prairie, so it makes sense that he’d hire Frank Lloyd Wright to design him a new tepee.

With Livwright coming across with some decent bonus money, Chuggie decides to surprise Brenda with a dinner in front of the fireplace.

Slim explains why he was sleeping on the boss’ desk. I think I would have chosen the back seat of one of the cars in for service.

Maybe they’re all moving into the Old Comics’ Home. That would improve this strip tremendously!!

Calling Uncle Walt, must be serious!

Well, today we resume the just started arc so we can find out in the next few to several days about the fate of the Gasoline Alley comic strip.

Are we going to learn about Walt making history long ago.

I think the county, or state is going to build a new highway, and they need the garage, for the new highway.

i know it’s about the singing mice!!

they found Jonesy!!!

And Uncle Walt can’t hear the phone because his hearing aid is turned off

The “Alley Garage” is a Quonset Hut, and they should be “protected”

I don’t take well to being teased.

A woman in her seventies calls her father, who in turn calls his adoptive father. You don’t see that every day.

The longer Jim drags this out, the more disappointed the strip’s few remaining fans are going to be at the reveal.

Is Clovia missing a finger?!

From Artist formerly known as Ben at the Curmudgeon:

“Everybody’s still talking about the as-yet unrevealed story in the newspaper. I look forward to being underwhelmed.”