(sigh)

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[Ken Burch]

1. Good strip. although a strange one for Parker and Hart to run

given that the political bias of the strip under Johnny "bloodsoaked Crucifixion imagery in your Sunday funnies, that's me" Hart was solidly pro-Republican and would, in his lifetime, have pretty much ENDORSED what the King does in this one.

[Syrinx]

2. I doubt they would have run with that one if Bush or McCain was in office.

[Ken Burch]

4. They'd have had a lot of them about abortion or making snide comments about "welfare", though

Johnny Hart always struck me as the sort of "Christian" who, back in the day, would've shouted for Barabbas.

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3. Yes, but isn't that exactly the Republican party line?

Just sayin'...

[Ken Burch]

5. Well, yeah, but they're pretending they're against it in this strip

...or, at least, I thought they were...

[FSogol]

6. Parker and Hart are both dead. They strips are written by committee.

Zombie comic strips.

[Ken Burch]

7. Or, they've had their Second Coming.....

:eyes:

I knew Hart had croaked, I'd forgotten Parker died right after.

Sad thing is, before Hart "got religion", I usually LIKED B.C.

[FSogol]

8. Same here. It was once a ground breaking strip. n/t