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Buni by Ryan Pagelow

Ryan Pagelow has graciously allowed me to post a few of his comic strip panels. I think his work is hilarious and feeds some of my "Far Side" cravings since Gary Larson left the comic scene years ago. If you want to read more adventures of Buni by Ryan Pagelow click HERE. Some of these strips had me laughing so hard I may have had a mild stroke.

For Your Consideration...Calvin & Hobbes

Skunk Room 2

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For Your Consideration...Calvin & Hobbes

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"Salted" Peanuts

One of the greats.

A Visit from Cousin Corky

Strange Stuff Dept.

Here is one of the strangest Flintstones newspaper comic strips I have seen. This 1961 episode had the Rubbles and the Flintstones celebrating Christmas before Christ.

Of course, we all get a dose of watered down Christology.

I just thought you might get a kick to see how Hanna-Barbara handled it.

Rick O'Shay

A blast from the past from a great Christian artist.

(Stan Lynde was featured in Guess Who #20 on July 7, 2010 on this here blog)

Corky's 1939 Newspaper Strip

okay...y'know ya gotta click it

it just ain't big enough to read this way

...and yikes! it's 11/11/11 in Kuwait!

The Corky Velveeta Comic Book

Before the grenade costume, before the world travels, Corky Velveeta had his very own comic book. $7,000 will be sent to Verpo Lummox who found this ad in an old comic book. I hope someday someone will discover the actual comic book. I will pay a good sum for some good copy of issue #1. Be on the look out!  

Fan Photo from Poochie Montoya

Thanks for the comic panels from a DC comic (that's DC for Democratic Charismatics) that strangely has some parallels to a certain blogger. This comic strip was originally printed in 1967, as a short story, in a magazine entitled, Ticket to Trouble, and the lead character was named, Eddie Headings. 

Mr. Montoya will be receiving a $7,000 check anytime within the next two month of Sundays. 

A True Story in Fiction

I wouldn't feel right if I didn't tell you to click on the comic strip.

The Saint

Say What?

Ya Gotta Have Hart

Here is a classic B.C. comic than ran on Easter Sunday.

Sweet Tater Gets a Free Book!

Temper Temper

Ray Cameron

Chic and Gumbo in Letter Perfect

Just click the cartoon to get the full HD effect!