What was/is your favorite comic strip?

[WI_DEM]

Without a doubt I have always loved "Peanuts" and miss them.

As a kid I also liked "Blondie".

[GOPFighter]

1. Calvin & Hobbes!

With Bloome County a close second.

[Aristus]

11. My alltime favorite Calvin and Hobbes was when Calvin and Hobbes

were walking through the woods seeing trash and garbage everywhere. Calvin lamented the fact that nobody was taking care of the environment, and that someday, the country would just be one big strip mall.

Calvin: "I wonder if you can refuse to inherit the Earth?"

Hobbes: "I think if you're born, it's too late."

Brilliant.

Abso-frigging-lutely brilliant.

[chelsea0011]

19. Don't even have to think about it. C&H!

[libhill]

2. Prince Valiant fan

But it seems like the quality of the artwork has gone down hill the last few years.

[realisticphish]

3. Family Circus

Just kidding
Doonesbury's up there, with Dilbert and Get Fuzzy. But I'd agree with Calvin & Hobbes


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Edit again: 300th post! woohoo!

:hippie: The Incorrigible Democrat

[xray s]

4. Get Fuzzy

http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/

[On the Road]

5. Doonesbury Hands Down

[Guy Fawkes]

7. No contest

[bif]

6. I miss "Nancy"

It was so bad, I thought it was funny.

[Cybergata]

14. Here I am!

:bounce: :P

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

17. the "creator" of nancy called in to hannity's show a few month's back

attacking aaron mcgruder of boondocks fame and assuring readers 'that lib'rul strip doesn't represent us regular patriotic american cartoonists"

methinks he was just jealous that no one reads his unfunny work on a hand-me-down strip that lost relevance in the lost 1940s

and then hannity followed it up with "i love nancy. i read it every day"

which was such an obvious load of bullshit. no one under 75 reads nancy. hannity really expected us to believe that he had always been a huge fan of this nobody

[MrBenchley]

8. I go Pogo

As Howland Owl once said, "You may disagree with my right to say it, but you'll defend to death whatever it is..."

I also have a sneaking fondness for Mark Trail, mostly because it's so awful...

[Commendatori]

9. Tank McNamara

[Forkboy]

10. Calvin and Hobbes

Still the best ever.

Boondocks is right up there though.

[dancing kali]

12. Pogo

Doonesbury
Bloom County/Outland

And currently an on-line strip called Oh My Gods - wiccan/pagan oriented, occasionally takes some good astute shots at the wiccan/pagan community as well as the fundies. One of the main characters is gay. No cow is too sacred. If you want to check it out the link is http://ohmygods.timerift.net/. I think the artist is still in university. It's a daily strip but the site is updated only every week or two.

edited to fix link - sorry, folks.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

18. your link is wrong

but i figured it out:
http://ohmygods.timerift.net

you slashed when you should have dotted

[dancing kali]

20. oops

sorry.

[kodi]

13. far side

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[Cybergata]

15. Doonesbury since the early 70s!

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

16. peanuts, without a doubt, then pogo, followed by bloom county

though no one had named breathed's newest stripopus.

i tried to like it, but i have to face it, berke breathed has lost his sense of humor. his work comes off as the that of an uninspired, out-of-touch, aging baby boomer. and his political edge is gone.

his art looks better than ever, though

[Blue-Jay]

21. Bloom County, Far Side, Calvin & Hobbes.

The great ones always die young. :(