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   sandygmail said, 11 months ago

   Great retro drawing style! Go Doozies!

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   hhay2 said, 11 months ago

   I’m so happy to see the return of THE DOOZIES – if I remember, Flaude Gammill did a similar strip in ‘41 using a radio instead of a computer. As long as my granddaughter can keep showing me how to use this internet, I’ll keep reading! Welcome back!

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   Gweedo Murray said, 11 months ago

   Just got here. This cracks me up ! Go Granddaughter ! Some days I feel like tossing the computer for the radio.

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   tgaml said, 11 months ago

   Check out “Tom Gammill” on You Tube and meet the cartoonist!

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   jglynn said, 11 months ago

   I vaguely recall one of the first books I ever bought was at a used book store in 1978 called “The Doozies Endorse the BiCentennial” was that your work?

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   tgaml said, 11 months ago

   The Bicentennial collection was called “Yankee Doodle Doozie”
   and had an introduction by
   Eric Estrada, star of “Chips”.

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   jglynn said, 11 months ago

   That’s right. Great book. Wasn’t one chapter entitled, “Why the metric system won’t fail in the U.S.” ???

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   tgaml said, 11 months ago

   Yes, that was at the same time the Dean Doozie Singers released, “God Bless A-Metric-a.”

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   Margueritem said, 11 months ago

   How many times a week will the cartoon be published?

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    tgaml said, 11 months ago

    The comic will appear Monday, Wednesday, Friday and a new
    You Tube video will appear
    every Thursday for a few weeks.

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    tgaml said, 11 months ago

    My grandfather was really named Flaude and I wanted to tell the world so I decided to say he created the strip back in 1939.

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    hhay2 said, 11 months ago

    Mr. Trudeau, I’m really enjoying the new simpler style of your drawings. What? Wait, let me put on my glasses.