Hagar the Horrible ...

[BadgeBunny]

So, we are sitting here, playing like GC is retired, watching Jerry Springer and a commercial for J.G. Wentworth comes on ... which reminded us of Hagar the Horrible ... Any of you guys remember the old comic strips??

Who was your favorite? I had several, actually ... Family Circus, B.C., and of course, Calvin and Hobbes ...

I miss the Sunday comics ...

 

[gfercaks33]

I loved Calvin and Hobbes followed by the far side comics

 

[Cohiba]

I'm more of the cartoonist follower...the artist themselves.

1. Erich Sokol

2. Dink Siegel

3. Eldon Dedini

Loved their cartoons and art work!!! Especially when I was younger and "naive".....




























The magazine these artist cartooned for was Playboy..about the late 50's through the 1980's. Loved those "thought provoking " cartoons!!!

 

[Erick]

I loved Calvin and Hobbes followed by the far side comics

My reading library

 

[Mr.Glock]

HOW? Jerry Springer to JG Wentworth led you to think about Hagar the Horrible? LOL??

 

[aarondhgraham]

Tumbleweeds was a favorite of mine,,,

Aarond

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[Spata]

I have no clue what you are talking about but I am posting here anyway.

 

[Blinocac200sx]

So, we are sitting here, playing like GC is retired, watching Jerry Springer and a commercial for J.G. Wentworth comes on ... which reminded us of Hagar the Horrible ... Any of you guys remember the old comic strips??

Who was your favorite? I had several, actually ... Family Circus, B.C., and of course, Calvin and Hobbes ...

I miss the Sunday comics ...

You mean like this: http://newsok.com/entertainment/comics?feature_id=Hagar_The_Horrible

You don't have to miss the Sunday comics: http://newsok.com/entertainment/comics

 

[TerryMiller]

Wow, Spata!!! You've discovered "missus" Hagar.

Cartoons for me run the realm.

Peanuts
Calvin and Hobbes (love the macabre snowmen)
Dennis the Menace (yep, telling my age)
Last but not least, Willie and Joe cartoons by Bill Mauldin. I have his book "Up Front" but have recently learned that there is a two book set with about 600 cartoons in them. (Up Front only has around 70 to 80 in it.)

 

[Blinocac200sx]

My favorite has always been Garfield, and I also like Todd the Dinosaur, but that may be because I know Patrick Roberts.