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The Sunday Funnies (3/21/10)
 March 21, 2010 12:10 pm
This week’s Hi and Lois (3/18/10) by Brian Walker, Greg Walker and Chance Browne; B.C. (3/16/10) by Mason Mastroianni; Realty Check (3/17/10) by Dave Whammond; and Close To Home (3/18/10) by John McPherson. (Thanks, Jim Lahue, Uncle Wayne and Chris Cook) |
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Is it just me or are the last two neither funny nor drawn well???
I disagree. *None* of them are funny.
aye but not all are badly drawn
Is this the first time “B.C.” did a Flintstones joke?
Yes, it’s the first one I’ve noticed. But then check out today’s! http://comics.com/bc/2010-10-17/
Those last two (quote-unquote) comics make my head hurt for all sorts of reasons.
The only one I liked was the B.C. one, even though that one wasn’t funny.
Hmm. Not the best comics roundup but I do like the way the first and last are drawn, punch me if you will.
Heres a good one you missed: http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/opinion/bish/e_1_2010-03-22.html OK so it was monday.
In Spain we are not familiar with Hi and Lois, but I think it’s a pretty innocent strip, so I guess the gag is just that the kid thinks Spongebob is more for grown ups than Pooh is.
I guess there’s not allusion to the Spongebob being gay controversy, cause that would make the gag funnier.
The B.C. one was hilarious. I think Phineas and Ferb is more for grown ups than Spongebob and Pooh are.