Recent Comments

1. about 1 month ago on Richard's Poor Almanac

   The name “P.J. Piehole’s” will always make me laugh. Thompson’s writing was just as brilliant as his drawing.

2. about 2 months ago on Wallace the Brave

   Totally agree that Wallace joins Calvin & Hobbes and Cul-de-Sac as truly great comic strips. The combination of humor and beautifully crafted drawings is amazing in all three. I find it interesting and kind of wonderful that unlike the others, Wallace is basically a really good kid. He’s thoughtful, kind, empathetic and a really great friend. Usually, that’d make him sort of a dull character – and yet he’s anything but! It’s a joy every day to discover what’s coming next for Wallace and his world – and to see it rendered with such loving and delightful detail.

3. 2 months ago on Little Nemo

   Still, the multi-color falls and water are beautifully done.

4. 2 months ago on Little Nemo

   McCay is usually so meticulous, I wonder too if he had ever visited the falls. Seems like if he had, he would have presented it a little more accurately. Not that using the falls to wash off a dirigible is even remotely realistic!

5. 2 months ago on Wallace the Brave

   This made me laugh out loud. Love the slow motion take as Spud realizes what’s about to happen. And I could not be happier with the very festive “Sploosh.”

6. 3 months ago on Wallace the Brave

   Thanks, Will. And thank you for making Wallace the Brave. It’s something I look forward to every single day.

7. 4 months ago on Wallace the Brave

   Well said.

8. 5 months ago on Wallace the Brave

   Brilliant!

9. 7 months ago on Richard's Poor Almanac

   I love the line: Cheese or hand cream.

10. 9 months ago on Wallace the Brave

    The one I read in grade school and still have ringing in my head to this day: My Very Elegant Mother Just Sat Upon Nine Porcupines.