Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 23, 2010
January 22, 2010
January 24, 2010
Transcript:
Clayton: Di dyou get good grades in school, dad? Adam: Umm...I was more street-smart than booksmart. Clayton: So, you were good at directions? Adam: No, street-smart means more like you have a sense of what's going on... ...You can feel things intuitively that a classroom can't teach. You're not easily fooled... Clayton: One vote for book smarts.
alondra over 14 years ago
His nose grows larger every day.
Kiba65 over 14 years ago
Tomorrow there will be only 3 panels so Adam can get his nose in…
sarge112751 over 14 years ago
Macushlalondra - I’m beginning to think, there MAY be some “Pinocchio” in him!
llong65 over 14 years ago
he doesn’t pay attention much….his kid just walked off with his drink. hope it wasn’t a beer.
Akenta over 14 years ago
I’m pretty sure it’s says soda on the can, I guess we’re slowly getting better at what the kid is drinking :-)
eqo over 14 years ago
he does have that deep vacant look about him…
mmmmmm….deep vacant look…..urghlghlghlghlghlghla
COWBOY7 over 14 years ago
Stick with the books, Clayton!
gunnyjcl over 14 years ago
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pschearer Premium Member over 14 years ago
Smart kid.
fritzoid Premium Member over 14 years ago
If you look at the drawings of Adam on the banner at the top of the screen, it looks like Adam’s nose has indeed gotten bigger lately, especially in comparison with the drawing at the far left (in the T-shirt).
The second Adam from the right (collar and tie) actually appears to have the smallest nose, but I think that’s the only one by Harrell rather than Basset. Perhaps Harrell is trying to more closely mimic Basset’s style nowadays, but he’s gone a little overboard on the schnozz.
There’s a story that when Wally Wood was drawing Romance comic books in the 1940’s, he decided that he was going to make his heroines’ chests slightly bigger and bigger every month to see how far he’d be able to go before anybody noticed. Supposedly, nobody caught on for a looong time. The story might be apocryphal, but it fits with other things I know about Wood, and it provides a plausible explanation for this “most common superpower” among comic book women to this day.