Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for September 16, 2018

Well, do the right thing and help her work the kinks out.

Well, THAT certainly got his undevided attention.

Take her to Backrub City, Frank.

Nancy should’ve known better not to carry that many boxes at once if you ask me.

Nancy got kinky by carrying all those boxes and some ironing. Come on Frank let’s see what you made of.

Now we find out what Frank’s really good for around there, the horndog.

Really Frank?!? How many women do you know have THAT look on their face who are in the mood for sex? Man up and make her feel good: with a back and shoulder deep tissue massage.

hehehehe

Today I wanted to comment on the chickweeds how just darn cute it is that Amos decided to hug the dog, too.

What! I can’t do it there! :O

Let me just say that I love the fact the history has repeated itself with Brad and Toni. A kind of ordinary guy, who is not ordinary in the eyes of the super hot girl he marries, marries a Toni. Frank long ago got his Nancy, a black haired beauty. She is just being the beautiful woman she always was; it’s just that sometimes that can be painful, and Frank is still hornswaggled after all these years. He should be.

This is just the kind of reaction I would expect from Frank. He will jump at the slightest hint of romance. Just imagine how excited he would get if Nancy said she was tight, or feeling stiff or rigid.

I am always ready and willing to provide a back rub or massage for wifey with no strings attached. I am happier that we usually have a happy ending nonetheless.

Just don’t put your feet on the table while saying that!

This is more like an Arlo and Janis strip.

That woman is much sexier than her daughter.

She’s full of kinks, Frank. You are feeling Kinky, arent you? You rascal!

In Frame 1 – Nancy looks almost Japanese…

“I have a kink in my neck!” is the typical statement. Who says “I feel kinky” when they feel pain?

Why didn’t she ask for help with those boxes? Or go several times? Rule of Funny, I suppose.

Oh Frank Frank.

I find many arguments are over language misunderstandings. I stopped one once by explaining they were talking about two different things, but didn’t realize it. Also, if someone asks me a technical question I start with basics before I get the the answer as they may not really understand what I mean by certain terms. In other words, English language is a minefield.

This is supposed to be a family comic! LOL

“Ache Is Enough”

“I Got Smart”

“A Knot’s Landing”

“The ‘Not Tonight’ Show”

“How The Stress Was Won”

“Do You Think I’m Acute?”

“This Trial Will Go To The Injury”

“A Room, Filled With Tension”

or

“The Kink And I”

Eyes front, Frank! Oh. They’re already there. Never mind!

Ooooh kinky looks like I leave Janis alone for today.

REALLY kinky..“Can I be Frank?”

Phrasing, Nancy!

“Massage me NOW, slave!”

I hope Brooke reads Luann today…well, the comments

Hee hee! Middle aged parents having physical relations? And, an imaginational life behind the bedroom doors?? Noooo! :-D Go Greg & company!!! :-D

Warm bath and a massage; she’ll remember for another day.

Just eliminate the first three panels and we got ourselves one heck of an interesting situation.

Makes me remember HAPPY DAYS when Richie’s mom would refer to her husband as “frisky.” 20+ years of marriage, two (or three) kids, and they still got it.

“Did anyone else just go to a scary visual place?”

What’s the difference between erotic and kinky? Erotic is done with a feather, kinky is done with the whole chicken.

I bet (1) Nancy does have a certain kink to her, and (2) Frank gets lots of action.

A little hanky, panky, Frankie?

Ew..

A Sunday only story arc that begs for a sequence.

cue Marvin Gaye again?

i dont get this one

Whut we HAVE here is - FAILURE to communicate!! :)

Time for a full on naked massage all over her body. Lock the door first.

So none of the college-aged cast are allowed to move past First Base because this is a “family strip” but then we get to see Nancy talk about feeling kinky and Frank misunderstanding in the only way possible to misunderstand a phrase like that? (And keep in mind, that’s the explicit punchline of the strip rather than a subtle “parental bonus”.)

Either be honest about human sexuality or keep it kid-friendly, Evans. Stop trying to have it both ways; that kind of thing never improves the quality of the work. As is, I’m having a hard time figuring out who the intended demographic for this strip is really supposed to be.

That’s what she said!

That’s the trouble with ambiguity, isn’t it, Frank? Where are you sleeping tonight? The comfy couch?

He’s thinking “Sex with the lights on? Grrrrrowlll! Kinky!”

My man is like a battery,,,,,,,,Ever ready. Frank doesn’t even look surprised, just pleased.

Oh Myyyyyyy