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Francesco Marciuliano is blogging
Francesco Marciuliano, the writer for Sally Forth and Medium Large is now blogging. Topics seemed scattered but mostly cartoon related.
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Community Comments
July/27/2007 @ 2:37 pm
Thank you for tackling the Potter withdrawal. I have seen it in my own two children. Granted, these aren’t drastic symptoms or issues, but for people who have followed and waited and read, I look into their faces and see “Now What?”. My daughter, after devouring year 7 stated, well, no more summer reading for me.
July/30/2007 @ 7:12 am
I enjoy Medium Large. Ces is a good writer.
September/23/2007 @ 10:42 am
OK, first time writing to a cartoonist. Love your cartoon and never miss it; however Sunday, Sept 23rd, has my husband and me baffled. The last line: “Why do you think I got us the tred (treo)?”
Just don’t get it.
And does it have anything to do with what he is holding in his hand?… and what is it? tape? post-its? velcro?
Thank you,
Faithful readers from San Diego, California
Frank and Sue Brown
October/1/2007 @ 12:20 am
Thanks for the recent reference to Jeff Lynne. It was a great surprise and very appreciated…
October/28/2007 @ 11:50 am
Thank you so much for tackling the touchy subject of abusive behavior of older parents toward their grown children and grandchildren. I believe I know “Laura”, the evil mother/grandmother/mother-in-law of your comic strip, personally. I’m following it with great interest, because I truly believe that these important, but troublesome, people of our lives, need consequence to their actions, and limits. That’s just what we try to teach our own kids: treat others with respect in order to be respected. Thank you again, Ana.
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