Any fans of "Liberty Meadows"?

[mac56]

Frank Cho is a great cartoonist. Very reminiscent of "Bloom County" in its early days.

And I'm in love with Brandy. Hubba hubba.



:loveya:

[Richardo]

1. Woof!

and yoiks! :loveya:

[Bertha Venation]

2. never heard of it, but seeing this picture I'm surprised it's NOT

by the guy who did Bloom County.

And thank you for using "its" correctly. If I follow you home will you keep me?

[mac56]

4. hi Bertha!

:pals:

I think it's a great comic. He's been influenced well by Berke Breathed of Bloom County. Just discovered it, and I'm telling everyone I know about it.

I like the animal/veterinary theme too.

And note that I used a different "it's" right as well in the first sentence!

[Bertha Venation]

5. I did notice that!

Now: Where can I find Liberty Meadows? Is it a newspaper strip? It's not in the Washington Post . . . . :cry:

[NWHarkness]

7. I don't think it's in production anymore

But it's probably archived online.

I met Frank Cho a few times, he's a very bright and entertaining guy.

[Khephra]

11. LM went to being published in comic book form

I don't know if it is still coming out or not though.

[TlalocW]

9. It's not in newspapers anymore

He decided to make it purely a comic book because he was tired of people censoring his storylines.

You can pick it up in any comic book store worth its salt. It's published by Image.

TlalocW

[mac56]

10. I think Frank Cho isn't creating it for newspaper syndication anymore.

Mostly trade paperbacks, I believe.

Start with the website:

www.libertymeadows.com

[Magrittes Pipe]

3. Yum.

That is all I have to say.

Yum.

[Az]

6. Bumped into it a couple of times. but it seems to have a right lean to it

Maybe more libertarian than republican. But I may be mistaken and basing my opinion on too small a sample.

[NWHarkness]

8. I read it regularly for most of it's run and didn't get that impression

[mac56]

12. another shot of Brandy (!)