Is That is Priceless in newspapers at all? Maybe the three-week thing only applies to print comics, even if you’re working through GoComics or another syndicate?
By all logic, I think, in 2019 comic strip artists should have the option of being as timely as editorial cartoonists: it’s not as if they have to put the physical drawing in an envelope and mail it in.
Just saying…
I don’t now about anybody else, but I’ve been shaved by a barber exactly once in my life: several years before I saw Sweeney Todd, though I’m not sure there’s a connection.
Oh, and probably somebody’ll want to explain “Captain Tony,” and why Grimm’s eyes boggled at the mention of his name.
Okay, if Random-Child-Who-Isn’t-Caulfield is eight, then this is his ninth spring melt-off.
Though actually, based on what Frazz is saying about the first two years of his life, seventh actually is accurate.
Though since Frazz doesn’t mention The Diaper Years to confirm Random-Child-Who-Isn’t-Caulfield’s use of “seventh,” why is he even mentioning it? And what is the alleged point that Random-Child-Who-Isn’t-Caulfield is allegedly ignoring?
Connie is angry because Walt is asking her what took her so long, when the reason for the delay was an insipid text-messaging session they were both involved in?
Make up what? Not to mention summer vacation anyway? And “wear layers”?
Is it possible Caulfield’s simply lost his mind and taken Frazz with him?
If this is a reference to the recent Government Shutdown, what’s the joke?
And if this isn’t a reference to the recent Government Shutdown… what’s the joke?
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