Lazy Sunday
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While it’s a lazy Sunday for some of us (I ain’t Christmas shopping yet) it is a pretty busy Bizarro panel.
We are accustomed to busy Bizarro Sunday panels and occasionally multipanel Sunday Bizarros, but this Sunday we are gifted with the exceedingly rare sequential Bizarro comic strip.
Added bonus is the substantial, and not so subtle, message.
Though I thoroughly enjoyed Beetle Bailey today that also contained an underlying message.
It can be taken as a lesson regarding freedom of speech in some authoritarian countries and maybe when extremists take control of democratic societies. Or maybe just a fact of life in regimented organization.
New Mutts
After two months of reruns Mutts comes up with a new strip today which plays on Patrick McDonnell‘s new holiday, or anytime, books promoting giving.
Before we leave Comics Kingdom …
After setting up Bones Malock as materialistic but with a good heart I can only surmise that this is a ruse.
Poetry Corner
Both Dogs of C-Kennel and Rose is Rose had a bit of rhyming going on in today’s strips.
Boomers and Next Gen
I have to admit there are at least a few comic strips “I don’t get” on a daily basis. (I’m still not sure about that 6-7 thing. But I do get when someone riffs on an old comic creator’s signature.
Third Gen!
Chic Young‘s granddaughters and Dean Young‘s daughters Dianne (Young) Erwin and Dana (Young) Coston sit for a half hour conversation about Blondie with Alex Garcia at Comics Kingdom.
feature image taken from Animal Crackers by Mike Osbun – November 30, 2025
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