Greetings to our blog readers in New Zealand, France and Lithuania.
For the Sunday, Jan.5th edition of "The Washington Post," our favorite comic strip was "Brewster Rockit: Space Guy," followed by "Sherman's Lagoon" and the Danish import "WUMO," which made fun of pug dogs.
We don't have images of pugs, but we do have these: 1) "The Jetsons" (for "Brewster Rockit," which is a satirical science fiction comic strip); 2) the late Freddie Mercury of Queen (for "Knight Life," in which cartoonist Keith Knight admits that he can't get "Bohemian Rhapsody" out of his skull" and 3) a hermit crab for "Sherman's Lagoon."
Here is our top ten:
1) Brewster Rockit: Space Guy
2) Sherman's Lagoon
3) WUMO
4) Knight Life
5) Reply All
6) Doonesbury
7) Lio
8) Dustin
9) Speed Bump
10) Prickly City
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/ (a comic strip blog from "The Washington Post" from Michael Cavna)
http://comicskingdom.com/
http://www.gocomics.com/explore/comics
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Friday, January 30, 2015
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Our Ten Favorite Comic Strips from the Sunday Washington Post: Cheetos Anyone?
Greetings to our blog readers in Turkey, Croatia and Spain.....
Today, we once again turn our attention to our favorite comic strips from the Sunday "Washington Post," and the Jan. 4th edition offered lots of laughs and even more gags.
"Brewster Rockit: Space Guy," a comic strip that is also in the (Greensboro, NC) "News and Record" and "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution," provided one hilarious moment when a patron aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise (forgive the "Star Trek" humor) spills Cheetos (pict. top) all over himself.
In second place, the Danish import "WUMO" featured a fishing trip (pict. middle) in which the fish were a bit more animated than one might expect.
Third place went to "Rhymes with Orange," in which a new product is tested in a factory to unexpected, negative results.
Lastly, fifth place went to Keith Knight's "Knight Lie" in which the cartoonist pokes fun at right-wing paranoid men who may listen to Rush Limbaugh, sort of like the old tv sitcom character Archie Bunker (pict. bottom).
Here is our top ten:
1) Brewster Rockit
2) WUMO
3) Rhymes with Orange
4) Foxtrot
5) Knight Life
6) Doonesbury
7) Speed Bump
8) The Argyle Sweater
9) Pearls Before Swine
10) Reply All
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/comics/
http://www.comicskingdom.com
http://www.gocomics.com
http://www.kchronicles.com/ (Keith Knight's political cartoons)
5)
Today, we once again turn our attention to our favorite comic strips from the Sunday "Washington Post," and the Jan. 4th edition offered lots of laughs and even more gags.
"Brewster Rockit: Space Guy," a comic strip that is also in the (Greensboro, NC) "News and Record" and "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution," provided one hilarious moment when a patron aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise (forgive the "Star Trek" humor) spills Cheetos (pict. top) all over himself.
In second place, the Danish import "WUMO" featured a fishing trip (pict. middle) in which the fish were a bit more animated than one might expect.
Third place went to "Rhymes with Orange," in which a new product is tested in a factory to unexpected, negative results.
Lastly, fifth place went to Keith Knight's "Knight Lie" in which the cartoonist pokes fun at right-wing paranoid men who may listen to Rush Limbaugh, sort of like the old tv sitcom character Archie Bunker (pict. bottom).
Here is our top ten:
1) Brewster Rockit
2) WUMO
3) Rhymes with Orange
4) Foxtrot
5) Knight Life
6) Doonesbury
7) Speed Bump
8) The Argyle Sweater
9) Pearls Before Swine
10) Reply All
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/comics/
http://www.comicskingdom.com
http://www.gocomics.com
http://www.kchronicles.com/ (Keith Knight's political cartoons)
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
Sunday Best from the Washington Post
Greetings to our blog readers in Colombia, Honduras and Canada...
Why do we have images of Gil Gerard from his "Buck Rogers" day (an NBC sci fi show that aired circa 1979), '60s cartoon favorite Atom Ant and a bunch of green golf balls???!!!
This is because all of these things relate to our favorite comic strips from this Sunday's "Washington Post." "Brewster Rockit: Space Guy," which we actually first saw in "The Atlanta Journal Constitution" in 2007, wins this week with a great comic strip about a carbon copy selfie?! The comic strip is also in the "News and Record" in Greensboro, NC.
Second place goes to "Lio," which shows an alien octopus scaring away the rug rats from "The Family Circus" comic strip. The bronze medal goes to "The Argyle Sweater" which shows Army ants having a picnic in what could be lower Manhattan. Fourth place goes to the always funny and hip Keith Knight and his autobiographical comic strip "Knight Life," which this week, shows a man who literally has his eye on the (golf) ball. Tiger Woods would be proud!
Knight will be singing books at an event in San Fransisco from Oct. 9th-11th.
Here is our list:
1. Brewster Rockit: Space Guy
2. Lio
3. The Argyle Sweater
4. Knight Life
5. Speed Bump
6. Reply All
7. WUMO
8. Rhymes with Orange
9. Frazz
10. Sherman's Lagoon
http://www.ajc.com
http://www.accessatlanta.com/
http://www.news-record.com/
http://www.washingtonpost.com/comics
http://www.gocomics.com/brewsterrockit
http://www.gocomics.com/theargylesweater
http://www.gocomics.com/theknightlife
http://www.kchronicles.com/
Why do we have images of Gil Gerard from his "Buck Rogers" day (an NBC sci fi show that aired circa 1979), '60s cartoon favorite Atom Ant and a bunch of green golf balls???!!!
This is because all of these things relate to our favorite comic strips from this Sunday's "Washington Post." "Brewster Rockit: Space Guy," which we actually first saw in "The Atlanta Journal Constitution" in 2007, wins this week with a great comic strip about a carbon copy selfie?! The comic strip is also in the "News and Record" in Greensboro, NC.
Second place goes to "Lio," which shows an alien octopus scaring away the rug rats from "The Family Circus" comic strip. The bronze medal goes to "The Argyle Sweater" which shows Army ants having a picnic in what could be lower Manhattan. Fourth place goes to the always funny and hip Keith Knight and his autobiographical comic strip "Knight Life," which this week, shows a man who literally has his eye on the (golf) ball. Tiger Woods would be proud!
Knight will be singing books at an event in San Fransisco from Oct. 9th-11th.
Here is our list:
1. Brewster Rockit: Space Guy
2. Lio
3. The Argyle Sweater
4. Knight Life
5. Speed Bump
6. Reply All
7. WUMO
8. Rhymes with Orange
9. Frazz
10. Sherman's Lagoon
http://www.ajc.com
http://www.accessatlanta.com/
http://www.news-record.com/
http://www.washingtonpost.com/comics
http://www.gocomics.com/brewsterrockit
http://www.gocomics.com/theargylesweater
http://www.gocomics.com/theknightlife
http://www.kchronicles.com/
Friday, August 8, 2014
Top Ten Comic Strips from the Sunday Washington Post (May 25th edition)
Greetings to our blog readers in South Africa, Iceland and Portugal; domestically, we want to give a shout-out to our blog readers in Raleigh, NC, Atlanta and Seattle...........if we can ever get to the Northwest and see the Space Needle.........
Since Discovery Channel's Shark Week is nearing, it is only appropriate that "Sherman's Lagoon," a comic strip about a shark finishes in our top ten.
The above images are all in conjunction with three strips from the May 25th Sunday edition of "The Washington Post" (the Aug. 3rd comics pages disappeared like Harry Houdini). The living opossums eludes to "Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! which feauted possum obits! The laundry of clothes is a nod to "Rhymes with Orange," which featured a circus cyclist who had to strut around in the buff since he couldn't get his clothes washed, and, of course, the "Jaws the Revenge" (or Jaws 4) poster is a reference to "Sherman's Lagoon."
1. Brewster Rockit: Space Guy!
2. WUMO
3. Lio
4. Rhymes with Orange
5. Judge Parker
6. Speed Bump
7. Doonesbury
8. Frazz
9. Sherman's Lagoon
10. Foxtrot
Since Discovery Channel's Shark Week is nearing, it is only appropriate that "Sherman's Lagoon," a comic strip about a shark finishes in our top ten.
The above images are all in conjunction with three strips from the May 25th Sunday edition of "The Washington Post" (the Aug. 3rd comics pages disappeared like Harry Houdini). The living opossums eludes to "Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! which feauted possum obits! The laundry of clothes is a nod to "Rhymes with Orange," which featured a circus cyclist who had to strut around in the buff since he couldn't get his clothes washed, and, of course, the "Jaws the Revenge" (or Jaws 4) poster is a reference to "Sherman's Lagoon."
1. Brewster Rockit: Space Guy!
2. WUMO
3. Lio
4. Rhymes with Orange
5. Judge Parker
6. Speed Bump
7. Doonesbury
8. Frazz
9. Sherman's Lagoon
10. Foxtrot
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