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Meet Aaron McGruder’s The Boondocks: Huey and Riley Freeman, Jazmine DuBois, and Huey’s best friend, Caesar. This comic strip reflects the racial diversity and complexity of our world. Combining Huey’s childish antics with contemporary political and social satire, the strip explores the terrain where dashikis and Brand Nubian CDs meet The Gap and Hanson.
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Jkiss
said, 10 months ago
I always loved Uncle Ruckus. He and Huey were my favorites.
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If you guys get a chance, check out Mr. Gigi and the Squid. T Lewis and Todd Clark are the creators. It looks like it might be a fun ride.
Dunestrider said, 10 months ago
I believe so. According to Wikipedia, he was introduced as a replacement Santa Claus in December 2004.
GreggW
said, 10 months ago
Having watched the animated series, I was wondering when he was going to show up.
J.L.G.
said, 10 months ago
I forgot about Ruckus’s grand entrance as St. Nick. And what a grand entrance it is.
It sounds kind of mean, but Jazmine is so cute when she’s dejected.
piloti said, 10 months ago
@Jkiss
Enough with the spam already.
Casey S
said, 10 months ago
That is messed up.
Blackwolff9
said, 10 months ago
I thought Uncle Ruckus was blind!
Night-Gaunt49 said, 10 months ago
@J.L.G.
Uncle Ruckus is a black man who totally buys into the white is superior propaganda. He is the illustration for what can happen in the wrong way. But then Aaron McGruder uses many characters to play out the things he sees in real groups of people. I liked his one where Dr. Rev. MLK Jr. was in a coma instead of dead and reawakens in the 21st century and is appalled as where his people have gone. Poignant.