Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! is a satirical, retro-futuristic comic strip that chronicles the (mis)adventures of the lantern-jawed, lunkheaded, and sometimes childlike Brewster Rockit, captain of the space station R.U. Sirius, and his crew of misfits. Under Brewster’s brave and eternally-optimistic leadership, Pam is the tough and pragmatic second-in-command, Cliff is the completely unqualified engineer, Dr. Mel is the scheming science officer, Agent X is the mysterious government agent who gives them their orders and hides their existence from the world, and Winky is the cute, luckless kid who manages to get hurt a lot.
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capndunzzl said, 5 months ago
…who knew ol’ Cliffy was such an artist.
Coyoty
said, 5 months ago
“Why are your feet furry?”
“Mold.”
Coyoty
said, 5 months ago
Doughnuts can be hobbit-forming. But sometimes they’re munchkin-forming.
GoodQuestion
said, 5 months ago
Behind his glasses, Cliff’s eyes just glazed . . . ☻
battle of plattsburgh said, 5 months ago
a new meaning to “doughboy”.
Ali Saleh said, 5 months ago
Your not making it easy on your self.
SeaFox10 said, 5 months ago
Now, hold this cup of coffee for me!
Lovecraft said, 5 months ago
I’m surprised he’s still alive.
wbbh
said, 5 months ago
Sweet!
SciTech Scotty said, 5 months ago
This battle will be a piece of cake!
phritzg
said, 5 months ago
Having that donut along reminds me of the statement attributed to Napoleon: An army travels on its stomach.
Buggerlugs said, 5 months ago
That donut guy is just being “Holier than Thou”.
Nabuquduriuzhur said, 5 months ago
re: phrizg
It’s true. And when that is ignored, it doesn’t work too well. Men in the campaigns in Southeast Asia in WWII lost 20, 30, or more pounds from being forced to eat K rations. When you are using 6000, 8,000, 10,000 or more calories a day from constant motion (such as walking 20 to 30 miles per day for the Allies, 50 for the Germans in the opening months of Barbarossa) 2800 calories per meal doesn’t cut it, especially when soldiers might get one or two per day at times. (or less)
Jeff0811 said, 5 months ago
@phritzg
Reminds me of my grandmother’s saying, “You’re so cute I could just eat you up”.
bopard said, 5 months ago
@Nabuquduriuzhur
Carbo starvation shouldn’t be any problem for a chocolate glazed and custard filled guy. The instant he finds the enemy and they is us, Cliff won’t be able to catch him.
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ps. there are a few in here that remember the grease off the ham N limas, and the John Wayne biscuits, and if they ever catch up with the supply poge that stole the fruit and chocolate patty……there will be another Masada.