Notes on Today’s Sunday Funnies
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A new Sunday Phantom story, “1536” (four hundred years before the February 1936 start of The Phantom comic strip), means a new Sunday Phantom title panel by Jeff Weigel.

Speaking of title panels…

I’m enjoying the new weekly title panels Caroline Cash is creating for the Sunday Nancy comic strip. The Olivia Jaimes era only had a single title panel with alternating colors. But does today’s title panel show Caroline already sweating the daily deadlines?

Barney & Clyde also deals with the pressures of creation. Hat tip to whoever came up with the comic’s title.
Moving on …
Drop Panels

I’ll guess that it is Mason still drawing today’s B.C. and making adjustments (John the turtle’s squarer beak for example), though I suppose he could have drafted brother Mick to provide the art for the top tier drop panels.
It has been almost three weeks since I’ve seen Gary Hallgren‘s “GH” initials in a Hägar the Horrible strip which led me to wonder if he had retired as that subtle signature usually appeared once or twice a week.

But Gary gets a shout-out in today’s Hägar drop panel and (spoiler alert) the initials return on February 7:

Comic Strips
So Dani and Franny just spent a week playing Monopoly and now The Forths are playing the game.

Naturally Ted can’t resist “improving” the game. But as shown in Dumplings…

…there comes a point in the game where you intentionally spend all your money and then lose all your real estate just to end the dang game.

What Dave Whamond illustrates in his Reality Check happens to me occasionally (more often than I care to admit). But then that’s what we have comments and CIDU for.



Since I was blathering about the disappearance of the Sunday Reply All Lite from the regular websites I need to acknowledge the reemergence of the Sunday Reply All Lite. Reply All Lite Sundays have returned to the interwebs. I just noticed it today so not sure if it happened now and they just uploaded the archives at the same time. Reply All Sundays have always remained available.
Good Ol’ Spud, how we adore him.

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