Recent Comments

1. over 10 years ago on Clay Bennett

   T’ain’t funny Magee….

2. over 10 years ago on Faces in the News by Kerry Waghorn

   Disgusting…

3. almost 11 years ago on Farcus

   As a Veteran and for all those who, before and after me give/gave their all for this Banner of Freedom, this depiction is particularly offensive and NOT funny…at all!

4. over 11 years ago on Non Sequitur

   Disappointing comment and characterization. Someone else other than Wiley Miller must have created this panel.

5. over 11 years ago on Mike Luckovich

   Look into Biden’s past and you will find speech plagiarism…

6. about 12 years ago on Baldo

   Okay…make up your mind. Which artist/inker will it be? If you want “Baldo” to be taken seriously, the new, more ‘sophisticated’ style is perfect. If, however, you want the characters of “Baldo” to continue looking like one step up from “Hi and Lois” keep the art like it has been from the beginning!

7. about 12 years ago on Baldo

   …new artists’ style is awesome, more realistic. Now we can take Baldo ‘seriously. The inker’s not bad either.

8. about 12 years ago on Baldo

   More “Brenda Starr” than “Nancy”, that’s for sure. Perhaps it was time for a change. Baldo’s character certainly was dealing with more mature and adult situations.

9. over 12 years ago on Luann

   Would like to see the storyline go to a successful, wrongful termination decision with Miss Eiffel being demoted to fry-cook. An opening comes up on the Fire Department with Brad being rehired as a Lt. One of his first calls is to put out an accidental (?) fire at the Wiener World and Toni “saves” Miss Eiffel’s life in the process, earning her an award. Miss Eiffel then sees the error of her ways; cleans up her act and becomes a community leader; and, if the storyline continues as I’d like to see it, is asked to be a bridesmaid at Tony and Brad’s wedding.

10. over 12 years ago on Baldo

    If the teacher is going to “educate”, he should use correct grammar to do so. It’s “…I’m interested in YOUR becoming a better person!”

    This is about as grating as the incorrect over-use of “got”.