@Tacopielvr: Red and Rover is a great strip, and sometimes the Sunday strips have wonderful artwork. I am amazed at some of the originality, given that it comes after Peanuts and Calvin and Hobbes, which have already “used up” so many ideas that would apply to a boy and his dog, where the dog is also his best friend.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
10 days ago
Click here: Garfield (September 20, 2008)
Click here: Ziggy (July 10, 1993)
Click here: Ziggy (July 1, 1986)
Click here: Peanuts (April 10, 1993)
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
10 days ago
Calvin really shouldn’t be the author of a self-help book, but he just can’t help himself.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
11 days ago
Calvin and Hobbes look nearly identical in panel 2 today, but their thoughts in that panel are very different.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
11 days ago
Click here: Peanuts (January 16, 1956)
Click here: Ziggy (February 18, 2006)
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
12 days ago
@Tacopielvr: Red and Rover is a great strip, and sometimes the Sunday strips have wonderful artwork. I am amazed at some of the originality, given that it comes after Peanuts and Calvin and Hobbes, which have already “used up” so many ideas that would apply to a boy and his dog, where the dog is also his best friend.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
12 days ago
@TrulyEpic0914: See the end of the June 5 comments. I left you a reply there but you didn’t see it.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
12 days ago
A recurring theme in Peanuts, over a lot of years with a lot of different characters:
Click here: Peanuts (September 5, 1953)
Click here: Peanuts (July 8, 1964)
Click here: Peanuts (December 27, 1967)
Click here: Peanuts (May 8, 1972)
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
12 days ago
Click here: Red and Rover (January 6, 2012)
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
12 days ago
It looks like both Calvin’s conversation with Hobbes and his education are going downhill.
Hobbes
commented on Calvin and Hobbes
13 days ago
@TrulyEpic0914: I use HTML to put comics in the chat box. Here is an example, showing how I posted the Garfield strip today:
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< a href=“http://assets.amuniversal.com/019098805f75012ee3c100163e41dd5b”>Click here: Garfield (January 16, 2003)< /a>
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< img src=“http://assets.amuniversal.com/019098805f75012ee3c100163e41dd5b?width=350” alt=“Garfield (January 16, 2003)”/>
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You have to omit the space after each <
The part in quotes is the GoComics image address. To find it, right-click on the strip after it is opened in GoComics.
HTML is difficult to use, because a wrong character, missing character, extra space, etc. can cause you not to get the correct results.