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  1. almost 5 years ago on Herman

    That’s her netting. It’s part of the hat.

  2. over 7 years ago on Webcomics 101 Recap: Teaching The Teens

    Yes, but not if one is wearing sunglasses.

  3. over 9 years ago on Monty

    My apologies to Starman1948, and I sincerely hope that the cat gets better, but I had a good belly laugh because of this post. The neighbor has a diabolical cat that threw up clear liquid and she is taking him to the vet this afternoon. I couldn’t understand what was so diabolical about that. Was the cat mischievously pretending to be sick so he could be taken to the vet? And if so, why? A real head scratcher, until I looked more closely at the fine print. The word is diabetic, not diabolical! I was reminded of Emily Latella’s complaint about violins in the schools, when the word was actually violence, not violins!

  4. over 11 years ago on Ben

    It depends on the publisher. There was a time when they all returned manuscripts, but now you should contact the publisher or check their submission guidelines online before submitting. Some will warn you that they do not return unsolicited manuscripts unless accompanied by a SASE. Some will tell you that they do not read or return unsolicited material. It’s a tough business.

  5. almost 12 years ago on Broom Hilda

    This shows why I like Broom Hilda. It’s nutty and funny and always well drawn. Kudos to Russell Myers.

  6. about 12 years ago on Skippy

    I was a little slow catching on to this one. What did coal have to do with eggs? Of course, Skippy used a lump of it as a pencil, to cross out the word “fresh.”

  7. about 12 years ago on Pickles

    This is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in months! Look at Rosco. Snarf! Glorp!

  8. about 12 years ago on Ziggy

    As in warning us that voting can be dangerous? I think we already know that!

  9. about 12 years ago on Skippy

    Very nicely drawn! It’s easy to see why this strip became so popular so quickly. Schulz said he was inspired by Skippy, and I suspect we’ll be seeing a lot of similarities between Peanuts and Skippy. A big difference is Charlie Brown’s insecurity and self doubt compared with Skippy’s spunkiness. It might even be said that there’s a little of Lucy in him.

  10. about 12 years ago on Skippy

    Thank you, thank you, thank you!