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Post picks Little Dog Lost; 64% polled like FBOFW
As reported yesterday, the Washington Post has opted to drop For Better or For Worse - at least for print. It will keep it online. Starting Monday, the Post will run Little Dog Lost in the FBOFW slot.
E&P has been watching an online poll conducted on the Post’s web site that reports that 64% of the respondents were okay with the paper running “comic strips that aren’t entirely new content, be they reruns or hybrids?”
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Community Comments
August/29/2008 @ 10:29 am
Nice little dog lost is an awesome strip
August/30/2008 @ 1:33 pm
Joe, I agree. Congrats to Steve Boreman, I hope the paper count continues to rise.
August/31/2008 @ 3:44 pm
I have to echo the comments above me. Little Dog Lost is one of my favorites. I love the loose style and clever writing. I also must repeat what was stated on a previous comment thread. I believe The Post is making a good decision keeping FBOFW running online and replacing it in print with something fresher. Congrats to Steve Boreman, one of my favorite cartoonists.
September/1/2008 @ 8:41 am
Couldn’t think of a better move on the Post’s part. The only mistatke their making is polling the readers.
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