Published strip
Location: Newspaper Strips and Webcomics (Non-Star Wars)
Artist:
Charles “Doc” Winner
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Ahh, simpler days. These two remind me of the vultures from the animated Jungle Book.
Such a charming and fun gag, a 1930's Sunday for a budget price! congrats.
And so my king died, and my brothers died, barely a year ago. Long I pondered my king's cryptic talk of victory. Time has proven him wise, for from free Greek to free Greek, the word was spread that bold Leonidas and his three hundred, so far from home, laid down their lives. Not just for Sparta, but for all Greece and the promise this country holds!
Truly, 300 men all fighting to save Sparta and to NOT take Queen Gorgo to the dance on Friday night. Cooties.
Boy you should know gag
I've got you on my mind
Your comic Doc Winner
I've been watching you
At night, I think of you
I want, to be your lady, Tubby
Elmer’s game is on, give me a call boo
If your lovin's strong, gonna give my dog to you
At night, I think of you
I want, Tubby to party, maybe
If your gag is on, give me a call boo
If your Tuggle's strong, Winner gives my art to you
Every date I pray my art can Win
Every right Sunday I can call Tub my man (yeah, yeah, yeah)
I need you, I want you, to have you, hold you, sez you
So I'm drawing art, every weekend
Just to see my boo again
Great cartooning and an even better gag! Best of all? Great bang for your buck!
My affection for these old-timey comics grows exponentially with age.
Like the He-Man Woman-Haters Club, reflective of the rigid gender separation and misogyny that characterized the early 20th century.
Hahaha! Was she surprised! Sez you! You're building quite a collection of strips! Thank you for their history! II can't figure out their gallery order. They're don't appear to be by year, artist, or title.
Hmm, I've set that gallery up to be grouped by title. I'll have to go back and check the gallery settings. Thanks for the head's up!
Ah! Got it! I had looked at the alphabetical order of titles rather than grouping by title. I get kind of crazy with gallery order. Which reminds me, I need to organize a couple of my galleries!
I am the same way, but most of that time is trying to keep the Star Wars galleries in order. I have a backlog of strips to upload, so I'm trying to get them up first, then I'll do a major resort of the full gallery. One of the house keeping chores I enjoy focusing on to stay engaged with my collection, especially when I'm trying to not spend on new art!