Shut out
I think we have a shut-out today.
The closest I found was today's Monty with a silent third panel. And after that, there are still three more panels to go. If anything, Jim Meddick can draw more squares in a single daily strip than any other cartoonist.
Meanwhile, in Lost Forest, we have been stuck in one of the most interminably boring storylines ever. For about the past eighteen years now, there's been nothing in Mark Trail but people talking about birds and airports (all sentences exclamation-pointed, of course.) Today, after decades of inaction, something finally happens. And it's awesome:
The closest I found was today's Monty with a silent third panel. And after that, there are still three more panels to go. If anything, Jim Meddick can draw more squares in a single daily strip than any other cartoonist.
Meanwhile, in Lost Forest, we have been stuck in one of the most interminably boring storylines ever. For about the past eighteen years now, there's been nothing in Mark Trail but people talking about birds and airports (all sentences exclamation-pointed, of course.) Today, after decades of inaction, something finally happens. And it's awesome:
posted by Matt Gill at 8:09 PM
3 Comments:
While the Monty panel is silent, I imagine the whirring of the vending machine bill reader sucking in the dollar there.
Get Fuzzy sure looks like it had an SPP on Thursday, and Stone Soup had particularly strange one too.
Today's Mark Trail was even better than yesterday's.
I Love this Monty. Tom Foolery is one is such a funny expression.
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