Monty by Jim Meddick for January 14, 2025

Waiting for the day when Jarvis loses it and strangles the little cretin.

That would be either the day Jim retires, or the day he only draws Monty. I like Monty. I don’t like the little cretin (spot on for a name!). But I will admit he gives me something to gripe about.

Step a little closer and we’ll both jump up and down, that might work master.

It should be even easier in a comic strip!

The secret is to take the gloves off before you clap.

My fifth panel: The roof is sufficiently slanted that the snow picks up enough momentum to miss Jarvis and hit the little monster.

Very seasonal.

Nothing is as easy or happens as it is shown in the movies. All outcomes vary when it comes to reality. ;-D

Maybe if Sedgie had a really load air horn….

That is one snarky kid

Oh yes, please may that heavy snow on the roof fall down and totally cover and bury that nasty little self centered gremlin. And before all the servants are called to dig him out, Jarvis will do a happy dance around the pile.

It’s not easy to make Jarvis snap. But if anyone can do it, it’s Sedgwick.

Send the brat out onto a frozen pond that isn’t quite frozen enough.

I dislike this little b*****d! I wish Jim Meddick would drop him from the comic.

I don’t know why so many hate Sedgwick Nuttingham III. The little shite and Jarvis crack me up.

Remember, George Costanza wasn’t lovable either but we all laughed at him and the gang!

They’ll be there all day. Snow is held on with clear superglue thanks to Jarvis. Clap and yodel away, Sedgie! :)

Alas, poor Jarvis, I knew him well.

Don’t blame Jarvis for doing his job. :)

Because every little fool kid who passes that way has been clapping his hands and yelling already.

They must pay Jarvis very well.

Presumably the roof of the mansion isn’t quite as high as the Matterhorn.

I don’t like him either, but he epitomizes everything I imagine a 1%’rs kid would be, (THAT makes me laugh!)

He gives rich kids a bad name.

What Sedgwick needs is a Canon de 75 modèle 1897. A ski resort used to use one to trigger avalanches before they threatened skiers. Although, dropping a live high-explosive shell on the roof might make daddy a little upset.