“Cow & Boy Classics” chronicles the ongoing adventures of Billy and Cow. The duo spend endless days pondering life’s big questions, all the while dodging cat-copters, runaway tractors, and any other oddity aimed their way. “Cow & Boy Classics” is clever, heartfelt, and hysterically strange, sometimes all at once.
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Cornered by Mike Baldwin
CowTown by Charlie Podrebarac
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Obelisque said, 8 months ago
It’s good to see that Mark is putting a humorous twist on what must be a very tough situation for him.
Kenneth Byrd said, 8 months ago
How many more strips has he got to go?
Ken Ross
said, 8 months ago
He’s got a point though. The tired old retreads like Marmaduke and Peanuts will stay until the bitter end which will only be hastened by the fact that there won’t be any newer, fresher comics to help draw people to buy a newspaper.
Jkiss
said, 8 months ago
Be careful Cow. The drooling makes you look rabid.
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How you doing in the pledge dept. Mark? I hope you got my e-mail of support. Please keep us updated on the situation.
Mister Ed said, 8 months ago
Drooling is a natural look for cows – especially when they’re chewing their cuds.
MeGoNow said, 8 months ago
Actually, I’d rather see Cow and Boy (even the Marmadook version) than that insipid Marmaduke.
nearsighted said, 8 months ago
@Ken Ross
Beetle Bailey, Family Circus (UGH!) Marmaduke, Luann (is anyone in that strip EVER happy??), comics that haven’t been in production for decades but still show up everwhere. God, they’re like a foot fungus. Easy to get and impossible to rid yourself of.
Cinquefoil said, 8 months ago
@nearsighted
Don’t get me started on Garfield…
Gee Man said, 8 months ago
@Cinquefoil
I hear you!
Rolf Rykken
said, 8 months ago
@Ken Ross
NOT A RETREAD! Wikipedia: Marmaduke is a newspaper comic strip drawn by Brad Anderson from 1954 to the present day. The strip was created by Anderson, with help from Phil Leeming (1955–1962) and later Dorothy Leeming (1963–1969), and (since August 2, 2004) Paul Anderson.
water_moon said, 8 months ago
@nearsighted
Luann is in reruns at the moment, but is still running new stuff.
water_moon said, 8 months ago
I have to wonder how much he gets from gocomics, I mean, they have even more ads than the print papers (who are all getting desperate) and that’s saying something!!