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Tony Cochran’s Agnes is a whimsical look at childhood through the eyes of the title character and her best friend, Trout. What sets this strip apart is the focus on that limbo just before little girls discover boys and appropriate social skills.
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Kent Ellwin
said, 9 months ago
That is one wicked comment from Grandma… Poor Agnes..
Shyygirl27 said, 9 months ago
At least Grandma thought she was cute. On a side note, I couldn’t read Agnes all last week…too disgusting!
Pacopuddy said, 9 months ago
Oh, Agnes! You poor little love! I wish you had been in some marked-down product I had bought . . .
Shame on you, Grandma! I’m surprised at you! You know what a sensitive (if eccentric) little soul she is – and she IS a gift from God.
Especially bearing in mind that many of God’s gifts are sent to teach us a lesson.
SusanSunshine
said, 9 months ago
Grandma’s just teasing!
Agnes knows she’s loved….
and I love Grandma’s sense of humor.
Even if Agnes is a little uncertain now and then about exactly when her leg is being pulled,
she’ll grow up stronger and funnier.
I oughta know.
BTW you guys ever seen “Roseanne?”
DavidHuieGreen said, 9 months ago
Really, who needs sex education when you’ve got a grandmother like this one?
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“Grandma, where’d I come from?”
“K-Mart.”
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Clean up on Aisle 6.
Blue Light Special in the Agnes Section.
SUSAN NEWMAN
said, 9 months ago
I guess the implication is if the product was not a mark-down, Granny Aardvark would have returned Agnes.
Of course, then she would have to forfeit the money the state doles out for her care.
rshive said, 9 months ago
I too enjoy Granny and her sense of humor.I guess this is as close to a background story as we’ll ever get as to how Agnes came to be with Granny. The gas grill fairy?
The feet do disqualify Agnes from being mistaken for a opossum. And has anyone ever seen a cute opossum?
Dani Rice
said, 9 months ago
I remember an old Dick van Dyke show where Richie askes where he came from. Just as Laura and Rob are reaching for the Doctor Spock book, Richie says “David says he came from Cleveland.”
frugalnotcheap said, 9 months ago
Yeah… Everyone lighten up: It’s s’posed to be funny. My girlfriend had a Grama like that (secretly, we all wanted her to adopt us.)
Pacopuddy said, 9 months ago
@SusanSunshine
Yes – I think it’s mean!
Pacopuddy said, 9 months ago
There’s a Calvin and Hobbes strip Calvin asks his dad if it’s true that babies are left on the doorstep by a stork.
Dad: Usually that is so, but in your case a great big hairy pterodactyl dropped you down the chimney.
Calvin: COOL!
wroady said, 9 months ago
get off granny’s a$$ if you can’t poke fun at your own family who can you have fun with? all you haters must have grown up in miserable, humorless households to have such a lack thereof. besides it’s a friggin comic numnuts, NOT REAl!
Shyygirl27 said, 9 months ago
@SusanSunshine
I loved “Roseanne” Susan.
Keeper 98 said, 9 months ago
@ pacopuddy – There also was a Calvin strip where his Dad tells him he was “a blue light special at K-Mart. Almost as good as Sears but a whole lot cheaper”.
@ wroady – You might take a dose of your own medicine and lighten up a bit too.
lulusfaire said, 9 months ago
@rshive
yes~How she came to be with granny….will it ever be told??? Thats what makes me keep coming back, I wont stop reading until I have answers.