Recent Comments

1. 21 days ago on Luann

   “Checked out” means the same thing as “died.” In some contexts ("You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave . . . ")

2. about 1 month ago on Luann

   Actually, lots of community colleges in California offer bachelor’s of science degrees. Luann might be attending one.

3. 2 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   Elvis, a correction: spiders’ silk glands are in their abdomens, and the silk emerges from spinnerets at the back of the abdomen. You might be thinking of cribellate spiders, which do have a “comb” on the fourth leg that unfurls the silk from a special organ on the abdomen called the cribellum. Otherwise, great spidery reporting!

4. 6 months ago on Overboard

   I’ve never met such a bitter, off-point group of comics . . . “fans”? I don’t see any actual fandom. Just attempts to enforce some sort of Secret Club whose agenda is juvenile insults. Even over at “Luann” people argue about the actual strip: the artwork, the plot, the characters. So argue about it. Assholery is not argument.

5. 6 months ago on Overboard

   Can’t stand the heat, eh? How about you get out of the (pirate ship) kitchen?

6. 6 months ago on Overboard

   Don’t diss Sparky. And he perfected his graphic style over many years. If you’re looking for realistic depictions of creatures in the comics, you’re the one that’s on the wrong page.

7. 6 months ago on Overboard

   I am a fan. And I think his artwork could use improvement. Shocker! People can disagree about things!

8. 6 months ago on Overboard

   Over the years, most of my favorite strips have taken on artists to improve the graphic quality without affecting the storyline or characters. No reason this strip can’t do the same. That whale is, indeed, not all “right.”

9. 7 months ago on JumpStart

   Thank you, Robb! I’ve been waiting for this response for years. I feel as if you’ve let Charlie Brown kick the football!

10. 8 months ago on Adam@Home

    This makes no sense. Adam was the pioneer of working from home, and now half the country is doing it. He’s had countless contracts over the years; he’s not just a failed novelist. As a freelancer, he never left the workforce, so there’s no need to “rejoin” it. So as a plot development, it’s really dated.