New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis for August 21, 2011

Queenie, thou rocketh.

I would add only one thing: The pets from “Mutts” going to the pound.

calvin becomes frazz? so, that means susie becomes….and, that calvin grows up to love school and learning.

Yenny….? All her implants burst and her plastic surgeon was exposed as being an unregistered, blind, illiterate charlatan.

Yenny, implants? All natural surely. Certainly the feet must be as they seem to run in the family.

Does this mean World War III will be Lio v Dogbert? That’d be even more catastrophic than the Great Tea Trolley Disaster of ’67…

Capitalism works better for Dogbert.

AU: Funny isn’t it, the world’s leading capitalist nation is so dependent upon a totalitarian nation that still espouses communism. NOT!

Marmaduke gets rabies.

Please please please let that round headed kid kick that ball, fly a kite and the AllStars win a game.Andy Capp scrub the floor. Family Circus Dad slap the kids. Mary Worth have nothing to say. Archie choose one girl. Calvin get spanked. Ahh, the possibilities are endless.

…In my heart,I laughed out loud…

I don’t get it, but I like it :-)

Pab, what does it tell you that the best drawing is of Mallard Fillmore. Give in to the Dark Side… it is your destiny…

5th and last panels – YES

is there a resemblance to miss plainwell and susie?

You have Bruce Tinsley down to a ‘t’. Maybe he’s been hitting the sauce again.

Bruce Tinsley – cranky and often not funny but like a broken clock, he’s right at least once in a while.

I love that grown-up Calvin looks like Frazz! I love that strip.

I like the thanks & apologies note at the bottom (which is way too small to be read here — a much larger version of the comic exists on the comic web site http://www.newadventuresofqueenvictoria.com/).

Heathcliff

Oh, and the one in the background is Fred Bassett.

Dear pain-in-the-S, why oh why do you keep torturing yourself then? DON’T READ IT!!!!!

Love the reference to the Frazz as grown-up Calvin theory

Pab- really great! I know level of difficulty because back in the early 60s I painted the popular TV cartoon characters as well as Disney and Grimms in a 360 degree mural around the kids’ room- took many weeks, but I had the advantage of painting it while they dosed off for a nap (and doing more the next day). Only wish I had better photos recording it.