FoxTrot by Bill Amend
- July 12, 2009
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FoxTrot is a comic strip with attitude, wit and a big dose of reality. Bill Amend’s brilliant understanding of sibling rivalry and generational struggles comes to life in a refreshing blend of humor and truth.
Readers of all ages will love this glimpse into family life with the FoxTrot gang. Come and laugh with Roger and Andy, and their kids Peter, Paige and Jason.
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debra4life50 said, 4 months ago
Does anyone think that Jason sans clothes looks a lot like Gollum from Lord of the Ring?
debra4life50 said, 4 months ago
Gollum as the Terminator - original concept!
Joe Minotaur said, 4 months ago
Been there. Scared for life!
D-i-c-e-R said, 4 months ago
I didn’t need to see that. Shocking, yes. Funny, not so much. I dislike bathroom humor.
imnshol2 said, 4 months ago
Will they ever make a good LOTR movie?
johnparadox said, 4 months ago
I’ll be back… for my precioussss….
Ray C
said,
4 months ago
We don’t want to see your precioussss, Jason.
The_JAM said, 4 months ago
Ugh…and that other girl fell for him? Oh, Jason, lock the door next time, will ya?
plus4 said, 4 months ago
Ewwwww!
BTW, which Terminator movie does this reference? I’ve only seen brief sections of a couple of them.
LibrarianInTraining said, 4 months ago
My kid brother-in-law looks like Gollum with or without clothes. He’s so Freaking SKINNY!
And yes, I’ve seen him in the buff. I used to babysit him before I married his older bro.
myhaircut
said,
4 months ago
imnshol2, no they won’t. Mind you, I’m apparently in the minority who didn’t like the books, either. Seriously, how many descriptive pages do we need about a bunch of freaks wandering through the woods?
JonD17 said, 4 months ago
debra4life50 said, about 9 hours ago
Does anyone think that Jason sans clothes looks a lot like Gollum from Lord of the Ring?
……… Great observation, Deb, shave his lil head and you got it
yyyguy
said,
4 months ago
myhaircut, you’re entitled to your opinion; but, i disagree. even though i’ve read the books so many times i’ve lost count, i always discover things every time i reread them - though now it’s down to about once every five years.
i also enjoyed the Peter Jackson movies, though I think the last one should have been done in two parts - like they’re talking about doing for the last Harry Potter book.
Oddly, though, I didn’t like any of Tolkien’s other books (except “The Hobbit”).
Burgundy2 said, 4 months ago
yyyguy I noticed the same thing. Tolkien used a very different style of writing - his other books are more like history text books. LOTR and The Hobbit were written as a story.
If you every get a chance to get a hold of Tolkien’s “The Father Christmas Stories” you’re in for a treat. He wrote the most imaginative letters to his children “from Father Christmas”in the north pole, and they’re all compiled in that book.
shades_is_here said, 4 months ago
what are the lawyers going to say about this strip with a nude kid in it.
jl203 said, 4 months ago
plus4, in the original terminator movies (1 and 2) both kyle reese and the terminator (arnold) time travel from the future into the present and the arrive naked in that crouched position.
yyyguy
said,
4 months ago
@Burgundy2: thanks for the tip. i’ll keep a lookout.
pomy2191 said, 4 months ago
eeeep jason does look like gollum!!
i have ‘the silmarillion’ by tolkien and its like reading a history book…well it is about history but i took me quite a lot of time to finish it.LOTR movies are actually one of the few movies that have been close to match the book
Dypak
said,
4 months ago
I was very disappointed by the Peter Jackson version of LOTR. While he managed to keep to the basic story he did things to some of the best characters which turned them into whiney little wimps. He took all the courage, heroism, honor and integrity in the book and turned it into a typical Hollywood large budget action adventure special effects extravaganza. Ralph Bakshi’s version was much better. It actually captured the spirit of the books, rather than turning them into just another Hollywood piece of tripe.
artybee said, 4 months ago
I LOVED the LOTR movies. All my older daughter and I lived for for three long years was for the next one to come out. She has the inscription inside the Ring of Power tattooed on her calf in Elf runes. She bought all the collectibles but lost her job and had to sell them all – for a good profit, by the way. Jackson did jump the shark with the “dwarf-tossing” jokes. I hated seeings an epic character like Gimli turned into comic relief. There was very little comic relief in LOTR, except maybe for Tom Bombadill.
MrPockets said, 4 months ago
how do i get it to send it to my email? i used to have it but got a new account iim not sure how to set it… please help, thank you.
ninmas said, 4 months ago
when i was jason’s age i looked like gollum too, infact i played gollum in our theatre’s production of the hobbit.
Johanan Rakkav
said,
4 months ago
Yes, Jason looks like a blond Gollum to me, although the equally blond and skinny Christopher Robin Milne (or myself) at the same age would be a closer analogy.
Books like The Simillarion ARE history books, not novels. That is how Tolkien conceived and wrote them: as epic histories.
Characterizing the original LOTR narrative as largely endless pages describing a bunch of freaks running around misses the whole point of the narrative style, indeed of the narrative itself. Why do people assume that their personal tastes (rooted largely in specific orders of cognitive processes which their critical owners rarely if ever understand) must be the standard by which all else is measured (especially if a person with a quite different order of cognitive processes creates a work of art?)
And while what one thinks of Peter Jackson’s movies depends on a lot of factors, if one is willing to take them as self-contained works, then they are brilliantly successful and deserve the honors they have received. Gimli, reworked as comic relief, worked brilliantly. So it wasn’t Tolkien’s idea. So I’ll bet that Tolkien, after he got over the shock, would’ve loved it. :)
4deerinmyyard
said,
4 months ago
When Fellowship came out, my friend and I exited the theater drunk on glory and raving: “This is what you get when the producer/director is a FAN!” So we couldn’t wait for Towers. But that time we exited the theater raging: “Nobody does what they’re supposed to do unless a hobbit makes a speech at them! (A) Hobbits don’t make speeches, and (B) it’s a bloody bleeep insult to Treebeard and Faramir!”
I think Jackson more or less redeemed himself with Return. Nonetheless, I still sit through most of Towers going mutter mutter mutter grumble grumble….
yyyguy
said,
4 months ago
i know I did, Rakkav. I went in to the theatre with an open mind, knowing that there would be parts of the book edited out (as there had to be to make it fit into even a barely reasonable timeframe) but prepared to enjoy it as a story in itself - and I thought it worked beautifully. As for Bakshi’s version, he couldn’t even colour the wizard robes correctly! There were so many parts of it that i found to be “wrong” in comparison to the books that it entirely spoiled my enjoyment of it. As for Gimli providing comic relief, he did a bit of that in the books as well, commenting at one point that he couldn’t run all the way to Rohan without rest.
Potrzebie said, 4 months ago
I finally figured out what the heck Jason is saying. It’s the music for Terminator.
Comic-Nut said, 4 months ago
This kid causes me to break into laughter everytime I read this strip when he is portrayed. Guess I figure I’d be just like that if I was his age again.
Llywus said, 4 months ago
Dypak said, about 22 hours ago
“…Ralph Bakshi’s version was much better…”
You’ve gotta be jokin’ here. That Bakshi thing had almost nothing to do with the books and had the worst art of any of his films.
cello_wizard said, 4 months ago
I don’t like Lord of the Rings
shopaholic101 said, 4 months ago
the lord of the rings is like 7 hours long!!!! too boring
pitboss67 said, 4 months ago
GOOD THANG M J NOWT WITH US ANYMORE HE WOULD BE ALL OVE HIM
Mowgli-Chiara
said,
4 months ago
OMG !! LOL
rarefaction said, 3 months ago
Bang her, Jason, bang her!
It’s a great chance.