First That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for October 31, 2011

Okay, I just had a fun romp through your available comics. You have earned a place on my GoComics page.

Sharon, I just did the same thing and ended up adding this to my collection. Fave: Uncle Sam deciding to get drunk…

added too. Not like I am “tired of the stuffy museums”… – au contaraire, I LOVE museums and old art and all that, which only makes it more fun to look at the new captions. You don’t have to put down people who like museums and art in your blurb, Steve is all I’m sayin’

Yep, I’m in with this strip! Kinda reminds me of Fractured Flickers.

Just discovered, and added with anticipation. BTW count me among those who also have enjoyed the museums, at least in small doses.

So very clever! Added to my comics page, but how do I get to your blog, please???

This picture is titled “Neptune and Aphrodite” and it looks like that is a seashell covering his…..

Thanks to Lennie Peterson for letting me ( and his 7 million followers) know about this strip … Great work Steve!

also adding you to my comics page, love your work!

Added instantly! Brilliant!

My first viewing but definitely not my last. So clever…and enlightening. I didn’t realize that artists painted so many naked women..and a few men. I love the sugar cone one.

Click-to-enlarge image available from here or Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.Neptune and Amphitrite (click links for their Wikipedia pages), isn’t, as far as I know, described online by its current-location. A description, and different coloration, click-to-enlarge image, can be found at its Google Art Project page (click the Details on the left above the image), and also here, along with its different coloration, click-to-enlarge image, and 2 detail image descriptions, with click-to-enlarge images, here and here. Another different coloration, click-to-enlarge image can be found here. The artist‘s Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories at each level).First of the 2 works by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.

This strip is completely inappropriate for the young.

They should remove this strip, BTW.

How can anybody NOT like this strip?

He’s giving her the hip; she was looking for a pip.

I always thought Amphitrite/ would be a bit of a sprite/ but I was mistaken/ – she’s a bundle of bacon/ and beautiful ? Sadly, not quite.

Hoolp! look at that!

Well at least I know where the line Wee Willy Winkie originally came from.