Gray Matters by Stuart Carlson and Jerry Resler
- December 15, 2012
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If there’s one thing everybody has in common, it’s getting older. From newborn babies to baby boomers, there’s no escaping it. “Gray Matters” is skewed to that vast generation of boomers. But since getting older means adapting to changing circumstances, lots of readers, old and young alike, can relate to and laugh along with our characters. Don’t let the name of the strip throw you. The cast of “Gray Matters” is anything but colorless as they struggle to keep up with the rapid changes in society, culture, technology, the workplace, their families and, of course, their bodies.
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FUNG1 said, 5 months ago
it’s funny; they neve see the thing that you are thinking about.
SeaFox10 said, 5 months ago
You have to remember! People today, are too much into themselves! That’s why yesterday happened in Connecticut! :(
bpullin said, 5 months ago
Ct. happened because a mentally ill person was off his meds.
celecca
said, 5 months ago
My father’s moustache was blonde enough that he used to color it darker with mascara. One day he shaved it off, and it was a good week before we noticed.
octagon said, 5 months ago
No one commented on his clean shaven face just to save him the embarrassment of noting it was a poor excuse for a beard to begin with.
cleokaya (THE FLASH)
said, 5 months ago
My wife went two weeks without noticing that I had shaved off my goatee and mustache. I don’t know if she would have noticed if I didn’t"t finally point it out
Comic Minister said, 5 months ago
Yes I think so.