B.C. by Hart
- June 21, 2009
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Johnny Hart’s classic strip, B.C., puts a caveman twist on everything. From philosophical ants to punny bits of unconventional wisdom, you’ll see why this strip has been a favorite for so many years.
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Comments (24) Jump to Comments Form
Jor-El said, 5 months ago
I love the contemplation and reflection of B.C.
Roto13 said, 5 months ago
Certainly better than when it tries to be funny….
patpel777 said, 5 months ago
He’s my Father to….
pomy2191 said, 5 months ago
wiley’s poems are always good
mkdonly1 said, 5 months ago
Thanks, Wiley, for showing me how to express it to my Papa.
TiggerLeBounce said, 5 months ago
Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads out there.
PhoebeDog said, 5 months ago
That’s beautiful!
Carmy
said,
5 months ago
Very nice! Happy Father’s Day!
ninmas said, 5 months ago
thanks hart, happy fathers day to all you dads out there!
tiffinismom said, 5 months ago
such a wonderful way of expressing great thoughts to the great guys that we call Dad. Happy Fathers Day to my shining star…Harold Sutherland. Love and miss you Daddy!!!
Happy Fathers Day to all you Dads out there!!
Wildmustang1262 said, 5 months ago
That is wonderful thoughtfulness! Happy Father’s to all Daddies and Granddaddies and Great Granddaddies! Enjoy on Father’s Day!
(When my father is still alive, I would give him his favorite popcorn bags and Hershey chocolate bars that he loves. But we as brothers, sisters and myself missed him dearly.)
Tugboat Mama
said,
5 months ago
The first time I read BC, it was a Wiley poem about a freckle on his nose. It really struck my funnybone as I had a freckle on my nose too! It went: “Freckle, freckle, on my nose; I know not why its me you chose; or what you are or where you’re from; So I will squash you with my thumb!” I have always loved BC and the way he used his faith in his strips–some newpapers would not run them. Two thoughts about this, 1. The people who did not get to see these strips because of some ignorant editor are much poorer for it, and 2. the igorant editor who decided not to run Johnny’s religious strips will face our Father in Heaven some day and will have to give an account for him/her self. God bless Johnny and his wife, Bobby. We are all so much better for the two of you. Johnny is one of those ‘Bright Stars” now.
alife said, 5 months ago
Had the BESTSETTTss Dad in the whole world! Taught me to smile AND laugh joys of life!!
Happy Father’s Day
Melissa Tempke said, 5 months ago
My Dad always loved me just as I am. I miss you, Papa- Rest in Peace.
pookid54
said,
5 months ago
Thank you, Wiley. Thank you so very much.
Through tears on missing my brightest star Dad, I wish all Dads EVERYWHERE, and those that are Dads to some of us, A VERY HAPPY FATHERS’ DAY. And thank you for watching over us always and forever.
robquill said, 5 months ago
Thank you TugboatMama.
Adam (Eve’s partner) would be a little put out by Wiley, right about now, but for the millenium, Wiley can thank his lucky stars.
BC13
said,
5 months ago
Roto13, this strip does have it’s moments and I find this strip funnier than most, with the exception of Father’s Day & other similar occasions, which tends to feature Wiley’s wisdom.
travisty said, 5 months ago
I know Mr. Hart is with his Father. This strip reflects that idea. Thank you.
katefred
said,
5 months ago
I lost my Dad 1 1/2 years ago. He was 98, and suffering from Alzheimer’s. But I could always reach him by singing a song to him that he’d taught me when I was small. It was an old song from the ’20s - “Stars Are The Windows of Heaven.” No matter where his mind might have been wandering, he would always sing it with me, and he always remembered the words. This strip meant a lot to me. He is indeed my Brightest Star. May all of you lucky enough to be able to tell your Dads in person, Happy Father’s Day.
mtcrowe said, 5 months ago
Nice. My father was a navigator in the USNavy before + during WW2.
He became a Chief Petty Officer while on a sub in the South China Sea. As I grew up he showed me many constellations, other stars, planets, even satellites in the night sky.
I show these same creations of God to my own children, and any one interested.
even during daylight I am comforted with good memories of my father because stars are always over us, we just can’t see them. Same is true for my father, and my mother, I don’t have to see something to feel it.
Thanks Skip-Papa. And thanks to all fathers who are vets, with a special salute to all WW2 fathers and submariners.
Ed
said,
5 months ago
This is just the sort of thing Johnny Hart would have written. Well done, guys.
nlnap19
said,
5 months ago
‘Stars are the Windows of Heaven’ - that’s beautiful. I too lost my Dad a few years ago and miss him more than I thought I would. Thank you all for your comments, thanks Wiley and here’s remembering you, Johnny Hart, for all the laughs and wisdom over the years.
mtcrowe said, 5 months ago
HAPP-HAPPY FATHER’S DAY
alife said, 5 months ago
Wow my Mom was a Chief Petty Office, but not on a sub.!
Have/HAD the BEEEESSSTT parents… The older I get the smart they were after all:D