Sunday Funnies – Not Many Easter Eggs
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Of course there were (more than) a few Sunday strips about Easter today, but not many impressed me.
Jim Scancarelli‘s holiday panels are always a treat for me and today’s brought Walt Kelly to mind:
Confirmation of supposition.
When Maritsa Patrinos was introduced as a new contributor to Six Chix,
the speculation was that Maritsa’s first Sunday would be April 21, 2019.
Today that assumption is confirmed.
Another update is to the Prince Valiant title panels post.
New Thomas Yeates title panel debuts today.
Today’s strip brought to mind Rob Harrell‘s Monster on the Hill book of, geez, six years ago.
Hey, it’s an Easter strip!
I like everything about Jef Mallett‘s Sunday strip – from Caulfield’s explanation of why Passover/Easter moves around the calendar, to the Space framing the panels, to Frazz’s pun at the end.
Given the story and the art, I want Wiley Miller to continue The Tales of Genji and Nebbish.
Speaking of story and art…
I think today’s Sunday Dick Tracy by Mike Curtis and Joe Staton is
an exceptional placeholding page between the Saturday and Monday comic strips.
It looks like Eric Reaves snuck Lori and himself into the Easter Service strip.
Bill Griffith gets another year of copyright-free Pop Culture references.
Did John Graziano plan the layout with the man’s and car’s exhaust pipes abutting each other?
I’m a big fan of Tak Bui‘s street scenes (and his comic art style, too).
Back where we started…with some Walt Kelly-related Easter art.
By Larry Doyle and Neal Sternecky from 1989.
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