Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for November 07, 1993
November 06, 1993
November 08, 1993
Transcript:
Nate: Brrrr... Big Nate's "Official Hot and Cold Guide! What's hot! What's not! Hot: The P.S. 38 Cartooning Club! Nate Wright, founder and el Presidente! Cold: The "Young Librarians" Club! Gina: I just love the "Dewey decimal system" <-- How To Be A Poindexter! Hot: Hanging out in the computer lab during study hall! Francis: Let's break into Mrs. Godfrey's personal file! Cold: Standing by the teacher's lounge, trying to get brownie points! Boy: Allow me to open the door for you, my queen. Hot: Multiple choice tests!! Nate: (thought) Yes! I've got a one out of four chance! Cold: Essay tests! --> wicked writer's cramp Hot: Giving the girl you like a romantic poem! Francis: Oooh! Cold! Nate: Dang! She didn't even read it first!
Nacho_Friend over 10 years ago
First mention of cartooning club?
hihumans over 10 years ago
And he says he isn’t good at Spanish.
BBQjoe1 over 10 years ago
Jenny hates everything about nate.
willstarbailey about 10 years ago
I like the hot/not guide big nate comics!
Comisftw almost 10 years ago
Nate got burned!
peanuts511 almost 10 years ago
in the second cold, the one opening door for mrs. godfrey, that boy kinda looks Artur
Zankchi11 about 9 years ago
I don’t think Francis would really do that on a computer.
BlueFoxFunny almost 9 years ago
Did Nate curse?
DM9001 almost 9 years ago
What’s on Mrs. Godfrey’s nose?
Elvis Presley over 6 years ago
If it’s a multiple choice test with, say, 10 questions, he doesn’t have a 1 in 4 chance, he has a 1 in 40 chance.
skylarfeather almost 6 years ago
Jenny kinda mean to Nate…
TheJustinator about 4 years ago
Predictable Punchline for Hot/Cold, In/Out, or Do/Don’t lists: The punchline will have a character say the category, while the scene states the thing that is Cold, out, or Don’t.
ComicBoss125® over 3 years ago
XD
Hinokami tho about 3 years ago
5th panel the kid looks like arthur
Appel Pai over 1 year ago
Jenny’s such a dou che
STUFF ENJOYER 2 months ago
That was mean of Jenny.