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Gary M. Peiffer
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Bloom County.
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Brian ONeill
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Joined: 04 July 2024
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Favorite that's actually still running: Sally Forth.
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Brian Price
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Calvin and Hobbes by a landslide. Something to be said for quitting while you're still at the top of your game.
Prior to that it was Dennis the Menace. Definitely some similarities there.
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Brian Floyd
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The only still running newspaper strip I read with any regularity is Dick Tracy. And I read it online.
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Jonathan A. Dowdell
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When I was a young teen, Funky Winkerbean. An older teen, Doonesbury then the Far Side. As a 20-something, Calvin & Hobbs. Not sure anything could surpass Calvin & Hobbs.
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Matt Reed
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Peanuts. Hands down.
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John Byrne
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My comic strip reading is in two parts, one on each side of the Atlantic. As a child in England my favorite was Rupert Bear. Once we crossed to Canada (and the accompanying exposure to American strips) I was won over by Pogo.
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Joe Smith
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Peanuts as a kid.
C&H as an adult.
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Jose Zulueta
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THE FAR SIDE — hands down. Goofy yet sophisticated; low brow intermingled with high brow. Also: sentient cows. I get a laugh out of it maybe 95/100 times.
As far as favorite strips with multiple panels, I’d have to say … ZIGGY.
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Neil Lindholm
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Bloom County
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Paul Reis
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still read: Prince Valiant, Bizarro, the Duplex, Grimm, Ripley's, Biographic, and Last Kiss all on-line.
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Craig Earl
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Hagar the Horrible and George & Lynne
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