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comics poll
The San Jose Mercury News had a poll in yesterday's paper, asking voters to cross out no more than six comics and circle no more than six comics. My choices:
Keep `em
Kill `em
- Cathy
- Dennis the Menace
- Fusco Brothers
- Garfield
- Mallard Fillmore
- Rose is Rose
I'm also gonna drop a note with my ballot asking them to pick up Get Fuzzy and Ballard Street. I didn't vote for obvious stuff, like Foxtrot or Dilbert, because i wanted to see if Pretzel Logic is picked up on an everyday, rather than everyotherday, basis. And, yes, Family Circus just couldn't sneak into my bottom 6 comic strips. That's just the way it goes sometimes.
Also, i must sadly note that Opus, so far, sucks.
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Well, of course! How could you drop the Family Circus? Gosh!
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Along different lines, you might enjoy reading http://www.citypaper.com/archives/funny.html "Funny Paper," a column in the Baltimore Sun which reviews the comix page of that newspaper. I thought of it because when I read it for the first time, it was last week's column in which the author was taking to task the Sun's choices of comics for the reader-selected chopping block.
Also, I'm very much Pro-"Get Fuzzy," which I read online using an aggressive ad-blocker. I'd never seen it in a paper, but came across it in the books-of-comics section of Barnes & Noble and thought it was pure genius. Still do.
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Funny Paper is a good column, but WAY too infrequent lately. Maybe they'll start actually writing it regularly again now, though.
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I find it ironic, given his early decrying of the shrinking of comic strips, that Breathed's demand of a half-page for Opus has led to the shrinking of other strips.
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Poopy. I was afraid of that.
-- Schwa ---
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I mean, not that Garfield has been good in, like...uh...when was Garfield good?
But much like Jello, there's always room for Family Circus (to kill).
I weep for you.
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I have been enjoying RSS feeds of comics lately.
Sorry to hear about Opus, which I haven't seen yet, because it's not online. And if it's not online, it doesn't exist. Have you a word for that?