[Frankie_4_Prez]

I rarely read the paper comics these days; they're not nearly as funny as the stuff you find online. One summer when my apartment was undergoing construction they forced us out of the house in the morning, so I'd pick up the neighbor's paper and read the comics before they got up XD

I remember reading Rose is Rose and Heart of the city because I liked their art styles the best. I didn't find any of the comics too humorous. I liked the idea of the characters growing up in For better or for worse. Wonder if the artist will pass on the characters to someone else when she retires.

As a kid I used to read Garfield, but I feel Davis ran out of comedy steam a long time ago. The art has also been unchanged for over 10 years I think.

In high school I had a friend who raved about Doonesbury, but I never really figured out what it was about, other than the occasional, obvious dig at some current political fiasco. Most of the Doonesbury strips made no sense to me; perhaps you had to read them every day?