Comic Strips

Sunday Funny Sunday

Featuring Crabgrass, Pogo, The Saga of Brann Bjornson, Macanudo, Blondie, Broom-Hilda, Garfield, Mark Trail, Cornered, Shrimp & Grits, and more, including Flash Gordon and Ming the Merciless!

Batty Squirrels

Crabgrass by Tauhid Bondia

The second row of today’s two-tiered Crabgrass introduced new characters who I would like to see return. Matt, the unseen Jeff, Pam, and the unnamed Pam’s husband should make irregular repeat appearances. C’mon Tauhid, make it happen.

Was anyone else reminded of Walt Kelly‘s three bats from Pogo?

Pogo by Walt Kelly – February 20, 1970

Rabbit Season Duck Season Squirrel Season

There was some squirrel synchronicity today as Rhymes with Orange, Slylock Fox, Rose is Rose, The Saga of Brann Bjornson and, naturally, Over the Hedge joined Crabgrass in featuring the scurrying rodents. In “Saga” Webster has the squirrel taking a part in saving Middle Earth!

The Saga of Brann Bjornson by Stephen Webster

That Puts to Mind…

There were a few other instances this week, besides Crabgrass, of comics reminding me of other things.

Macanudo by Liniers

Liniers occasionally pays tribute to the great Winsor McCay as he did in Thursday’s Macanudo.

While today’s Blondie recalls a regular gag of Dagwood hanging out the bathroom window.

Blondie by Dean Young and John Marshall
Blondie by Chic Young and Jim Raymond – April 20, 1945 and August 30, 1956

The new Blondie logo has me complimenting Broom-Hilda and Garfield on their ever-changing logos. The fonts used in their title panels today made an impression on me.

A few days ago Jules’ Mark Trail had me thinking that it’s been some time since I visited the local Bass Pro.

Miscellany

Cornered by Mike Baldwin

Loving (and saving) Mike’s Thursday Cornered because I know that illustration will be useful over and over again. And always appreciate the comics observing important events as Andy does with Shrimp & Grits.

Shrimp & Grits by Andy Marlette

Buried at the bottom is the headline of the week:

Ming has returned, or at least a hologram-like image of him has, and his first order of business is taking control of Mongo and seeking retribution against Flash Gordon and his friends and allies..

Flash Gordon by Dan Schkade
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Comments 2

  1. That drawing on the right looks so realistic, it almost looks real…

  2. Somehow, the current storyline of Flash Gordon makes me think of the 2024 presidential election.

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