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About Drabble
Silly family antics and goofball humor, the Drabble family tickles readers' funny bones with outrageous antics. Kevin Fagan's lighthearted family strip chronicles the zany mishaps of his offbeat characters, especially goofball college student Norman Drabble and his donut-eating father Ralph. One of the best-loved families in the comics, the Drabble clan also includes smart younger brother Patrick, precocious little sister Penny, and June, the Drabble matriarch best known as "Honeybunch."
From Norm's relentless pursuit of his dream girl to Ralph's hilarious power struggles with Oogie the cat, Drabble is always full of witty, wacky and wonderful humor. The genuine love that keeps the Drabbles from driving each other crazy makes it one of the best family comic strips around, and the loony things they do make it one of the funniest.
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ellisaana
said, 12 months ago
Easter Badger? That explains the gummy worms in my Easter basket.
Pacopuddy said, 12 months ago
The Easter Badger gets such bad press – I don’t know why. He sneaks into your house and leaves a badge – what’s wrong with that? (Though last year mine said ‘WWJD?’ – bit of a moot point.)
William Zhu
said, 12 months ago
Peepholes were only there for one week considering its impracticality.
david_42 said, 12 months ago
@ellisaana
I like it!
whmIII said, 12 months ago
Easter Badger…that’s a new one. Where is the Easter Beagle???
Jerry Carlson said, 12 months ago
Dackels will go after anything furry. Sadie caught a mouse in the yard yesterday.
Bargrove said, 12 months ago
Love those ears in panel #2 & 3
byamrcn said, 12 months ago
Yeah, nobody wants that.
DAZZ
said, 12 months ago
@TrapperJohn
That makes more sense if you’re going to Sunday services. It was such a chore to dress all 4 of my toddlers in their best back when I used to sew all their clothes. I remember all 3 sons in their blue velvet suits with jackets and short pants and ties of mine (and daughter’s) dress print. Even dad had a matching tie that year (it may have been the year I painted the mural.