Pickles by Brian Crane for September 09, 2020

“See Spot Run.”

bummer, roscoe

Try saying “sit” with a mask on. Spot may leave a spot on the floor.

I once had a dog that liked sitting so much that he slid around the carpet on his butt… Until my mom took him to the vet and got that anal itch fixed.

What if someone had a lishp?

Love Roscoe’s expressions today!

not unless you count the book that’s advertised at the bottom of the page, Roscoe!

Be careful of what you wish for Roscoe !

What a horrifically boring story! No wonder kids turn to drugs!

Don’t fret about it, Roscoe. Fame isn’t all it appears to be.

Those old reading books were gone by the time I was in school, but I did read some old textbooks from a yard sale once: The Friendly Village (with Alice and Jerry)… I doubt they would pass muster nowadays.

The most interesting was the 1935 History text book, and its references every now and then to “The Great War”; first time I’d ever heard it called that in my (then) young life :-)

Just sit in the sun. Spot.

Poor Roscoe is bored to death with these trite books….OY

Roscoe misspelled a word, he left out an “h” in the last panel.

Rosco – don’t feel bad the comic strip is really about you!

I’d rather read Rosco’s wry remarks than seeing Spot’s silent sojourns.

Awwwww, Roscoe! WE love you anyway.

Thit, Rothscoe, thit. Bad boy, Rothscoe!

’Can hardly wait till Jane shows up and he wants to play doctor.

Something would hit the fan!

You have to sit with STYLE for people to praise you in it.

Roscoe is a very good boy.

When the other kids were reading dick and jane…I was already reading the back of the Rice Kripies box. I wuz a geynyus, a stable geynyus!