Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for September 05, 2011

So, thus ends Year One…

I really, really loved this strip. It was fun, interesting and gave a background for who Poncho is. It introduced us to his siblings and his mom. And I hope we will be able to follow up on their adventures, their lives. I am really sorry to see year one closing. It was a fun ride!

Loved it Paul. Your strip is now offically my no#1 favorite of all.

wheres planky???

To quote The Beatles song, “A Long And Winding Road”.

Happy Birthday, Poncho.

Shouldn’t year 1 be seven dog years?

I agree with all of the comments. Happy Birthday Poncho. Looking forward to tomorrow.

As Genesis is to the Bible, the last year of Pooch Cafe has been to comicdom. As good as it gets, Paul.

Back to chasing squirrels and mailmen!

Happy BD, Ponch! I loved it, Paul — looking forward to continuing Poncho adventures…

even tho paul went a bit too far on some of the story lines,, i would not be watching the strip if it where not for his original idea of starting as a pup in the womb again.

So this ends “Year One?” Seems strange to do so on a Monday. All in all I’ve enjoyed “Year One.” There were some great strips – it was only that “The Long Night Of The Catapult” that got silly and tedious at times. Can’t wait to see what’s next.

This is the strip I look forward to reading each morning. I LOVE Poncho. If you don’t like the strip, why do you stay??

What a great year this has been! I LOVED Year One — thank you, Paul, for letting us meet Poncho’s mom and siblings, and showing us how it was in the Beginning. I hope we get to see his mom and brothers and sister(s) (was Nocturna the only sister?) again. It looks like we have only one or two more days of Year One, and I will be sorry to see it end. Paul, you have done a wonderful job as usual! I LOVE THIS STRIP! :)

Happy Birthday Poncho. A year older, wiser but still the scamp we knew from previous years.Good on yer, mate.

Yes, the catapult segment was long yet I couldn’t wait to read it each day. I wanted to know who was in the box and if it would be saved, I needed the outcome. It worked for all of us, even those who didn’t like it :o)

Loved year one! But yeah, I wanna know “Where’s Planky?” too!

“Year One” was a great idea, and brought off well.