“I would probably go with ‘Get Fuzzy.’ It has good illustration and a good sense of humor. I also like that it has longer story lines, but each strip is funny on its own.”
“I like ‘Peanuts’ because I like Snoopy and Woodstock.”
“‘Garfield’ is pretty good, but I like ‘Dilbert’ too.”
“I’m still a big ‘Peanuts’ fan, probably because my dad would always read it.”
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prospector (anonymous) says…
The Far Side
thetagger (anonymous) says…
Pearls Before Swine.Hulloooooooo zeeba neighba!
tangential_reasoners_anonymous (anonymous) says…
prospector knows where to mine the gold.Calvin and Hobbes, another fave from the past.More recently, my kids have turned me on to Red Meat.
sunflower_sue (anonymous) says…
I've never seen a comic strip. That would make me uncomfortable.
geekin_topekan (anonymous) says…
Sinfest,the web comic to end all webcomics.
dajudge (anonymous) says…
It's a toss-up between Lil' Abner and Blondie.
sgtwolverine (anonymous) says…
Sue wins.Classic comics: Calvin & Hobbes and The Far Side are my favorites.Current comics: Get Fuzzy and Pearls Before Swine.Web comics: xkcd and Medium Large.
OonlyBonly (anonymous) says…
Dilbert
bastet (anonymous) says…
"Asked at Massachusetts Street"???? Really??? Looks a lot like Borders Bookstore on New Hampshire Street to me. . . . . .again.
The_Original_Bob (anonymous) says…
Far Side and Calving and Hobbs. And, no, I haven't read the funny section in the paper for years.
sgtwolverine (anonymous) says…
Oh, and I can't forget Garfield Minus Garfield. I almost never laugh out loud at Garfield, but I often laugh out loud at Garfield Minus Garfield.http://garfieldminusgarfield.net/
mike_blur (Mike Blur) says…
Zippy, particularly when Mr. Toad makes an appearance. I have a large degree of self-identification with Mr. Toad.http://pst.rbma.com/content/Zippy_the_Pinhead?date=20080124&size=hires
witchfindergeneral (anonymous) says…
Including webcomics, Achewood. http://m.assetbar.com/achewood/uuabz9GRp
dminear60 (anonymous) says…
The Far Side
Dejacrew423 (anonymous) says…
Red Meat is just wrong.
tangential_reasoners_anonymous (anonymous) says…
Vegetarian.
labmonkey (anonymous) says…
Get Fuzzy and Dilbert. For those who liked "The Far Side," take a look at one called "The Perry Bible Fellowship, " (http://pbfcomics.com/).
labmonkey (anonymous) says…
Bug-eye Earl cracks me up on Red Meat.
sgtwolverine (anonymous) says…
Oh man. Perry Bible Fellowship is like Far Side on serious, serious crack.
autie (anonymous) says…
spy vs. spy? dirty duck?
Pywacket (anonymous) says…
Red Meat, Calvin & Hobbes, The Far Side, The Boondocks (although the animated series was disappointing), Zippy, Dilbert, Peanuts are all current or fairly recent favorites.Some of the very old ones, like Bringing Up Father and the Katzenjammer Kids, are well worth looking up in compilations.
TacoBob (anonymous) says…
The Far Side, the Seinfeld of comic strips. Dibert is a close second, scary the way it reflects office life - wacky stuff.
The_Original_Bob (anonymous) says…
Yeah, B.C. was good. I forgot about that one.
labmonkey (anonymous) says…
Damn you all for introducing me to Red Meat. I will be up all night now!!!
Pywacket (anonymous) says…
Just read the article that arced this question and it reminded me of another one--- Zits. I've seen my own teen son in this one more times than I can count. And he's seen us in it!
H_Lecter (anonymous) says…
Red Meat & Calvin & Hobbes
H_Lecter (anonymous) says…
http://www.simplych.com/snowmen.htm