Monty by Jim Meddick for December 20, 2016

I hate this little hemorrhoid.

Maybe, but a little hemorrhoid who used the moving-picture no-reading-skills-required comics to become president.

I wish my kid would keep her toys nice and tidy like that

I really enjoy these stories.

They should have a separate strip of the Sedgewick & Jarvis Chronicles so those of who enjoy Monty can read Monty and ignore the hemorrhoid.

I like the Sedgie and Jarvis strips. If you’ve read them for years like I have, you know there are reasons Sedgie acts the way he does (distant uncaring father), and he has a sympathetic side that comes out occasionally. He is far from beyond redemption. Also, the strips are funny. ;)

My neighbor’s kid had so many toys her mother rotated them— half were in a bin in the basement, and then every few months she’d swap them out and for the kid it was a whole new set. Kid < 4yo, and parents didn’t spoil her: too many nearby relatives.

I was hoping Sedgie would appear before Christmas. Thanks, Meddick.

Well,who isn’t too far gone to be beyond redemption then?Oh yeah,the troll in the tower.

My 1st thought was some people can give their kid any and everything they want, while others son’t get any because of homelessness and poverty.It would be nice if Sedgy saw a poor kid who did get anything for Christmas, he can be good hearted, and he might give away one of his delicate toys.If they are in storage area he isn’t playing with them anyway.

Gosh, it’s tough being insufferably rich!

I could live like that….

I, too, enjoy seeing Sedgewick and Jarvis. Though, them having their own strip would mean we could have both them and Monty every day. Imagine …

What do you give the kid who has everything? Give him the works! (Tongue in cheek, of course. This is only a comic, after all.)