Holsing wins lotto!
Just one silent penultimate panel today, and I think I might be pushing it on this one:
Heart of the City by Mark Tatulli
So far, I've enjoyed the new strip Lio. So, I've started to read Tatulli's first strip, Heart of the City. I haven't followed it long enough to get a good sense of it, but I don't understand how a cartoonist could possibly do two simultaneous strips. It must be either with assistants or without sleep--or both.
So Rex Morgan is shocked to learn there is a homicide ...at the Walcot Hotel.
But he totally ignores the fact that Holsing won the lotto.
Sure, Sarah has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, and the man you pointed a gun at a month ago might be dead, but... Holsing won the Lotto! Stop and smell the roses, Rex
I simply can't sleep tonight--I just gotta know which one of these fine characters is dead.
posted by Matt Gill at 10:28 PM
4 Comments:
That's not Rex, it's Dr. Troy Gaynor.
Ah,jeez. Who can keep all those square jaws straight? I first wrote Abbey instead of Sarah confusing here with Judge Parker's--or is it Sam Driver?--niece or daughter, or whatever.
I didn't know stuff actually happened in Rex Morgan, MD.
I always thought those Mary Worth/Rex Morgan soap holdovers were empty Lichtenstein fodder with randomized word bubbles recycled for the past forty years.
But today's strip beats Desperate Housewives any day of the week, and I like that butch chick, man: she's the kinda trouble you want.
Actually, "Heart of the City" is Tatulli's second strip. His first one was "Bent Halos", which I think only ran for a year or so.
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