Sophie: “But, it’s not like it’s a habit or anything. I can stop whenever I like. It’s more a “social chewing” thing. For right now, I may switch to something milder. Like chewing Dad’s socks.”
Try “Good Omens”, a collaboration between Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. It’s hysterical take on the apocalypse. Best quote: “Heaven & Hell have one thing in common. You can’t get a decent drink in either place.”
Once again, I had to click on my daily email (which I pay for) to come to this page, click again to magnify the cartoon, then lean in so the monitor was three inches from my nose. THEN finally I could read the cartoon..I am so bloody sick of illegible Dog Eat Doug Sundays, most weeks I don’t even bother. Complaining about it does nothing (I’ve been doing it on and off for years). I’m not sure why I’m complaining now, because I already know what the result will be.
Ya, online there should be no reason not to have a high res version to display. Kind of the advantage to having comics online. Paper, well, the comics there will be the size of quarters soon.
@dzw3030 Absolutely on Good Omens! I’d never heard of Gaiman when I read it, but I knew it’d be good because of Pratchett. All this talk about it has me dead set on re-reading it soon!
Ida No about 10 years ago
Sophie: “But, it’s not like it’s a habit or anything. I can stop whenever I like. It’s more a “social chewing” thing. For right now, I may switch to something milder. Like chewing Dad’s socks.”
Diat60 about 10 years ago
Loved The Ocean at the End of the Lane and anything else by Neil Gaiman. Currently reading Neverwhere.
celeconecca about 10 years ago
Sophie’s got a bad case of Reader’s Indigest (it’s a word – I checked!)
cleokaya about 10 years ago
That’s one way to absorb good literature.
Destiny23 about 10 years ago
Sophie, you’re supposed to finish one book before you start the next one!
dzw3030 about 10 years ago
Try “Good Omens”, a collaboration between Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. It’s hysterical take on the apocalypse. Best quote: “Heaven & Hell have one thing in common. You can’t get a decent drink in either place.”
Clobbered by Science Premium Member about 10 years ago
Once again, I had to click on my daily email (which I pay for) to come to this page, click again to magnify the cartoon, then lean in so the monitor was three inches from my nose. THEN finally I could read the cartoon..I am so bloody sick of illegible Dog Eat Doug Sundays, most weeks I don’t even bother. Complaining about it does nothing (I’ve been doing it on and off for years). I’m not sure why I’m complaining now, because I already know what the result will be.
cleokaya about 10 years ago
Today’s strip was excellent, but indeed hard to read even after enlarging it…and I have great eyesight!
kapearlman about 10 years ago
Folks – your browser should allow you to make the wehole picture larger- in IE it;’s in the lower right hand corner.
Hunter7 about 10 years ago
I have a pocketbook of Gaiman’s short storied fairytales. So….. I really understand Sophie’s dreaming………….
brian anderson creator about 10 years ago
Ya, online there should be no reason not to have a high res version to display. Kind of the advantage to having comics online. Paper, well, the comics there will be the size of quarters soon.
pacmandreaming about 10 years ago
That’s about the best use of a Hemingway book…letting the dog chew on it.
Homeward Premium Member about 10 years ago
@dzw3030 Absolutely on Good Omens! I’d never heard of Gaiman when I read it, but I knew it’d be good because of Pratchett. All this talk about it has me dead set on re-reading it soon!
apathid about 10 years ago
Three of my favorite writers in one strip! I love it.