Family circus.
One of the corners . . . OF HELL!!!
In my papers, F.C. was always in a top corner.
Go with a fractal, that should mess everyone up.
“Who?”
See those buzzards circling over your shoulder?
Head toward over to there and look at what’s laying on the ground UNDER them.
That’s “Who.”
Just follow the little dashed line, and you’ll be sure to find it.
Is this a reference to another comic strip?
The gag works better in the newspaper…
In my paper the circle ones are at the top.
Not Me!
You can try squares, circles, triangles (hmm, interlocking triangles) or dodecahedrons, but you’re still going to need some content.
*whom
back when i did get a paper to read comics all the single panel comics were lined across the top of the page.
Hey, B.C., it’s “by whom,” not “by who.” We all thought you knew better!
It’s been done but he could be the first to make it funny.
works better on a real newspaper, but most of us still remember them.
Hexagons are more space conscience than circles. However, it may raise the use of holy-water in some circles.
This one works better in the newspaper
Doh! Made me look! sigh…
I wish GoComics had Family Circus.
That’s “By whom?” Not that anyone really cares (especially me). I have a suggestion: let’s eliminate “whom” from the English language and just give “who” the green light. Because frankly, I can’t even conceive of a show called “Doctor Whom”.
Such a keaner.
wldhrsy2luv about 1 year ago
Family circus.
pschearer Premium Member about 1 year ago
One of the corners . . . OF HELL!!!
Enter.Name.Here about 1 year ago
In my papers, F.C. was always in a top corner.
Watcher about 1 year ago
Go with a fractal, that should mess everyone up.
Mordock999 Premium Member about 1 year ago
“Who?”
See those buzzards circling over your shoulder?
Head toward over to there and look at what’s laying on the ground UNDER them.
That’s “Who.”
awgiedawgie Premium Member about 1 year ago
Just follow the little dashed line, and you’ll be sure to find it.
paddy about 1 year ago
Is this a reference to another comic strip?
jagedlo about 1 year ago
The gag works better in the newspaper…
neatslob Premium Member about 1 year ago
In my paper the circle ones are at the top.
Durak Premium Member about 1 year ago
Not Me!
Kaputnik about 1 year ago
You can try squares, circles, triangles (hmm, interlocking triangles) or dodecahedrons, but you’re still going to need some content.
Dave M about 1 year ago
*whom
llong65 Premium Member about 1 year ago
back when i did get a paper to read comics all the single panel comics were lined across the top of the page.
cocavan11 about 1 year ago
Hey, B.C., it’s “by whom,” not “by who.” We all thought you knew better!
frenat about 1 year ago
It’s been done but he could be the first to make it funny.
David Huie Green-Life is good about 1 year ago
works better on a real newspaper, but most of us still remember them.
zeexenon about 1 year ago
Hexagons are more space conscience than circles. However, it may raise the use of holy-water in some circles.
josh_bisbee about 1 year ago
This one works better in the newspaper
WCraft Premium Member about 1 year ago
Doh! Made me look! sigh…
kodipepper about 1 year ago
I wish GoComics had Family Circus.
Snoots about 1 year ago
That’s “By whom?” Not that anyone really cares (especially me). I have a suggestion: let’s eliminate “whom” from the English language and just give “who” the green light. Because frankly, I can’t even conceive of a show called “Doctor Whom”.
Digital Frog about 1 year ago
Such a keaner.