Quick Saturday wrap-up

Three to wrap up the week:

Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis
Prickly City by Scott Stantis
Sally Forth by Francesco Marciuliano and Craig Macintosh

Non Sequitur wins the week with three SPPs from Monday to Saturday.

Peanuts

Three today:

Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller
Overboard by Chip Dunham
Peanuts (1960) by Charles Schulz


Doesn't even know his breed? At this point, ten years into Peanuts, Charles Schulz still hadn't figured out that Snoopy was a beagle. So many of the characters, running gags and facts we all think of as essential to the Peanuts universe were not invented until ten, twenty, thirty years after the strip began. It makes you wonder where Calvin and Hobbes would be now if Bill Watterson hadn't called it quits after only ten, quick years.

Mutts

A rare one today:

Mutts by Patrick McDonnell

This one probably wouldn't work without the SPP. It happens sometimes. Every once in a while.


Gosh, those little guys are cute.

Switcheroo

Two today:

Drabble by Kevin Fagan
Frazz by Jef Mallet

I'm surprised I never thought to do this before:

Deja Vu

Only one for this Tuesday, from the reigning all time champ of SPPs:

Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller

Wow, talk about deja vu.

Meanwhile, Dan Piraro does his twentieth kids-today-sure-do-wear-baggy-pants gag of the past year.


How about something more timely--like a good kids-today-sure-do-play-that-bug-music-too-loud gag or maybe even a what-ever-happened-to-movie-stars-like-Tom-Mix gag.

Quick Monday update

Only one for this Monday, from the reigning all-time champ of SPPs:

Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller

I missed posting yesterday, Sunday. Who knew a quaint little ocean-side cottage wouldn't have WiFi? Sorry about that, but I assure you I am back on a regular schedule here. (As if you were worried.)