Red and Rover by Brian Basset for May 19, 2010
May 18, 2010
May 20, 2010
Transcript:
You really think Martians could one day invade earth? Anything's possible. With their huge brains they could relay the wrong coordinates to fighter jets telepathically, bend tanks into pretzels, and disarm every nuclear missile on the planet! Hooray! No more wars!
The Duke 1 almost 14 years ago
Eutopia.
COWBOY7 almost 14 years ago
We can only wish and dream, Red! Let there be peace, guys.
lakita_lover almost 14 years ago
Where are such martians when we need them?
Lyons Group, Inc. almost 14 years ago
Oo, if that was only true.
pschearer Premium Member almost 14 years ago
No more wars, just abject submission to our Martian overlords.
I was surprised to learn that during WWII Gandhi wrote a letter to Churchill recommending that Great Britain surrender to Hitler. Yep, that’s what pacifism will lead to: the triumph of evil in the name of the good.
rogebr almost 14 years ago
Keep the stick dagger just in case. I like their dance.
Jascat almost 14 years ago
LOVE the dog! What a cutie :-D
GROG Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Wouldn’t it be nice.
cleokaya almost 14 years ago
No more wars is a good thought. To bad that is all it will ever be.
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 14 years ago
oh, that just means no WMD’s- - - we will always find the means and the reasons to kill each other
always
lewisbower almost 14 years ago
I’m sure you read “To serve Man”
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Rover looks SO cute in that last panel!
rotts almost 14 years ago
It’s “To Serve Mankind”.
dradk almost 14 years ago
awesome. i am a new reader of red and rover, and am liking them more and more each day.
Dapperdan61 Premium Member almost 14 years ago
This kind of reminds me a little of Calvin & Hobbes but not as bratty or smarmy
JamesBrown almost 14 years ago
As long as there are Republicans. THERE WILL BE WARS!! It’s how they make their money!!
tedcoop almost 14 years ago
rotts, Lewreader got it right, it’s “To Serve Man;” the story was written in 1950 by Damon Knight, then adapted for The Twilight Zone in 1962.