Lio by Mark Tatulli for January 06, 2016

Better pray Stephan Pastis doesn’t use this idea.

Mr. Wong returns to Taiwan after a year away on business. He finds that Mrs. Wong has given birth to a European featured child. “Dear,” he says, “two Wongs don’t make a white.” She answers, “True, my love. But this one was purely Occidental.”

If there were three Wrights, would they make a left?

you people are terrible! :P

Well, in Riverside, California, there used to be a street named “Wong Way.”

Two wrongs don’t make a right. Three lefts do, though.

Only your Mark (Tatulli). get set. GROAN!!

Pastis would be pleased

And yet it was still a Rong turn.

Know why there are no phone books in Hong Kong? So many Wings and Wongs, you’re more than likely to wing a wong number.

Good job Lio.

nobody saw the big inaccuracy here; two guys asking for direction!!

I think you have been reading too much “Pearls Before Swine” Or is Steph Pastis a guest in Lio?

When did Stephen Pastis start writing material for Lio?Will Mark Tatulli be standing-in for Pearls Before Swine?

I came to the comments wondering if Richard and Randy were characters from some other comic!

Two Rongs don’t make a right, but to (W)rights made an airplane.

They’re still going the Rong way.

PasTIS!

It is a documented fact that Tatulli and Pastis are buddies, or at least casual friends. The Past is Prelude.Still, I am concerned about a possible epidemic of Pastisitis. The main symptom is severe pun when you strip….

Two Rongs make a right.Two Wrights make an airplane.

If it was Randy and Susan Rong, there can be no right correct turns…

Taking pun lessons from “Frank & Ernest”.