It wouldn’t be corny except for his choice of name.He doesn’t want to be called Connie, so he and his family call him Lucky. Did his parents consider the correct pronunciation before putting it on his birth certificate?I’m going with Loo-key, no accent.
In all reality, And they called it puppy love. I know Im old. Notice in P 2 a scarey monster with its arms raised trying to frighten Con Man and Amy, it has a tree growing out of its head.
I think the Gil Thorp strip is treading into Apartment 3-G territory with this love angle. Of course, if this were an Apartment 3-G strip, Lucky would die next week in a plane crash.
…the whole mojo of the strip the past year is wrong. Not much here to conjure up the dark, satirical comments of even the magic peacock era. Oh, the material we had with the Wildcat/booster club conspiracy, Mrs. Lark’s substance abuse, even the Brody Abro angle.Mood is gone, gents, mood is gone.
“And I really am lucky — especially now.”“Why’s that?”“Because I’m here with you.”“I’m extra lucky tonight, Amy — because I’m here with you.”“Wow — do you realize how repetitive that was?”
DaleJQP about 10 years ago
It wouldn’t be corny except for his choice of name.He doesn’t want to be called Connie, so he and his family call him Lucky. Did his parents consider the correct pronunciation before putting it on his birth certificate?I’m going with Loo-key, no accent.
dutchpuppy2 about 10 years ago
How sweet!! They’re rubbing noses! That keeps the “G” rating of this strip intact.
bitsy twill about 10 years ago
Amy should use some of the money she makes shilling root beer and egg rolls at Schultz’s Polynesian Garden to buy herself a backpack.
WoodyTB about 10 years ago
Not only is Amy rocking the ‘stache, but she’s got a nice soul patch going in P3 as well.
Mr Reality about 10 years ago
In all reality, And they called it puppy love. I know Im old. Notice in P 2 a scarey monster with its arms raised trying to frighten Con Man and Amy, it has a tree growing out of its head.
bagbalm about 10 years ago
Oh that’s a hand – man hand.
JerryPulver almost 10 years ago
In this strip, it could definitely be a hand.
miffedmax almost 10 years ago
Amy forgot to take off her softball mitt.
chujusmith almost 10 years ago
I think the Gil Thorp strip is treading into Apartment 3-G territory with this love angle. Of course, if this were an Apartment 3-G strip, Lucky would die next week in a plane crash.
Mopman almost 10 years ago
Yowza, we haven’t seen this type of action in a long time. Giving Cinemax a ruin for its money. At least Mopped Up Thorp is a little tamer.
rangerlg almost 10 years ago
You’re kind of cute, when you don’t have root beer doused all over.
bearwku82 almost 10 years ago
P3- That’s what Clarice told Rudolph before he got excited and his fake nose popped off.
twainreader almost 10 years ago
Bite of the Vampire, and she can handle sunlight, too. Did Amy transfer from Sunnydale? Where’s Buffy?
cuttersjock almost 10 years ago
…the whole mojo of the strip the past year is wrong. Not much here to conjure up the dark, satirical comments of even the magic peacock era. Oh, the material we had with the Wildcat/booster club conspiracy, Mrs. Lark’s substance abuse, even the Brody Abro angle.Mood is gone, gents, mood is gone.
chiphilton almost 10 years ago
“And I really am lucky — especially now.”“Why’s that?”“Because I’m here with you.”“I’m extra lucky tonight, Amy — because I’m here with you.”“Wow — do you realize how repetitive that was?”