Title : Today's comics weren't all comic
Link : Today's comics weren't all comic
Today's comics weren't all comic
Article Baldo, Article Brewster Rockit, Article Candorville, Article comic strips, Article For Better or For Worse, Article Free Comic Book Day, Article Pearls Before Swine, Article Piranha Club, Article Prickly City, Article Richard Thompson, Article Richard's Poor Almanack, Article Zippy,Tag : Baldo, Brewster Rockit, Candorville, comic strips, For Better or For Worse, Free Comic Book Day, Pearls Before Swine, Piranha Club, Prickly City, Richard Thompson, Richard's Poor Almanack, Zippy, Richard Thompson has a hilarious sendup of Free Comic Book Day that about 37 readers of the Post will get and appreciate. In their continuing effort to combat e-piracy, the Post hasn't put it online yet, although you can see last week's panel.
Meanwhile a few other strips in the Post are worth noting today (that's the May 5th strips).
Bud Grace goes for a dose of reality in the Piranha Club.
Bill Griffith's History of the washing machine in Zippy was just lovely.
Pearls before Swine breaks the 4th wall in a graphically-amusing way.
Speaking of graphic, what's the deal with yesterday's Baldo? First his aunt walks in on him naked in the bathroom and seems to suggest a Red Hot Chili Peppers fashion, and then we get this strip. Am I reading too much into this or is there a "size of his dick" joke here? For Better or For Worse had a PMS joke today, and Brewster Rockit had a fart joke with spiderwebs coming out of a character's ass (a Spider-Man 3 tip of the hat).
Finally on Monday, two diametrically-opposed cartoonists ran similar strips on the Virginia Tech murders right next to each other: Prickly City vs Candorville.
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