Lio by Mark Tatulli for November 04, 2011

Who knew?!?

Don’t worry, Lio; there’s nothing written on that paper, so it’s shooting blanks.

I ain’t laughin’. Just lately read of the miniaturized, armed drones that may soon be in service with domestic law enforcement agencies.Take cover! Phalanx batteries, fire!Phalanx: http://tinyurl.com/62swu2b

That’s Lio, paper plane fighter, Gaddaffy. He’s already been taken care of!

Proof – if it were needed – that Lio is an American. First release the toys, then be stunned by the consequences.

Sheesh, can’t Lio even fly a paper airplane without something weird happening to him?

Wow, that’s weird. This is exactly why I stopped making paper planes. Lio seems to be learning his lesson the way I did. Serious deja vu.

Paper plane are a mystery. Lio creates him and then he turns on him? it’s star ward the force unleashed 2 all over again!

It’s said we must be careful what we write on paper. With Lio’s bad luck, he has to be careful flying paper airplanes.

The Army spends millions on drones, and Lio can make them for a cent each! Pretty good profit margin there!!!

paper power!

He must of pulled a page out of Jane’s Air Launch weapons catalogue to fold that thing.

How treacherous to attack the boy who helped you launch.

Lio you need to work for the government .

Cool!.(Uh, I mean …).Take cover—stat!

In some strips this would be taken as an allegorical comment on some of the “friends” that the U.S. has helped launch.But, for Lio, it is a funny idea (in both senses of “funny” — humorous and weird).

This was the best Lio all week (so far….) I wish Lio would have more continued storylines: I can think of several paper air plane and paper AA jokes.

some wierd shit goin on… what if leo makesa oragami dragon or somthing???

That’s Lio, paper plane fighter, not Gaddaffy. He’s already been taken care of!

Sorry, I was half-asleep this morning when I wrote that!

Now i want to tape bottle rockets to a paper airplane. I think Lio is a bad influence…

i like the modern dadaist in mr. tatulli. every strip is usually an exercise in totally random, but 9 times out of 10, it works.