Something We Can All Appreciate

Shoes!

Baby Blues

Between Friends

The Duplex

Pearls Before Swine

Speed bump

Man Up, Man!

It's a purse.  I carry one.  Some of my readers do too.

Just admit it.

Interesting that the "all boy" boy is carrying it in!

Gender Issues

These are loosely related by virtue of being gender mix-ups.  Yes, I'm stretching the meaning a bit but lately good T cartoons have been hard to find.  I'll keep digging though.

Definite fail, guys

Joe's taking a beating today

This strip is ALWAYS lame.  Sorry.

But Zits makes up for the one above.

Brassieres!

Here are a few cartoons with a common theme.  Most of them aren't T per se, but I think most of us have a fondness for bras.  I've done Between Friends (Sandra Bell-Lundy) before and Preteena (Allison Barrows).  Preteena is a tomboy and I think the comics where her mom is trying to get her to be more feminine can resonate with us T's....  Why didn't our moms do that?

Between Friends is another cartoon I lost track of.

There are more Preteena bra cartoons.  I think I posted some already

The rough pencil drawings in C'est La Vie equals flashback

On the padding theme....

Hairy Problem

Three cartoons related to hair removal and men. It seems I can't just get rid of Ink Pen....

Sunday Funnies ~ Filter Wanted

OK, with a filter it wouldn't be as funny.  Only two on this topic, plus one unrelated that may take you a minute.

But how do you get there?

I LOVE this one!

Take your time

New Sports!

Baby Blues (Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott) was incredibly funny when it first came out, especially since it was around the time my first baby came into the world.  Lately, it's been less funny, although there was at least one dress-up cartoon and sometimes there's a solid laugh.  I think now I find Zits, Jerry Scott's other strip (with Jim Borgman) funnier.  Maybe because it's about a sixteen year old, and with 14 and 18 year old boys, I can relate more these days.

But yesterday's strip was definitely the comic pick of the week.

Cilvilians Need an Attitude Adjustment

So they embrace the opportunities open to them.  Click for the big picture.

(And a big BOOOOOO to my idol Stana who used the Sherman's Lagoon cartoon I was going to use today!  [I'm kidding.  I still love you, Stana. )