The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for August 04, 2023

Knights in glowing armor.

they are having a good knight!

Gary Larson says, “hi.”

Hey guys, don’t forget to recycle the armor suits!!!

I think the armor is the “crunchy outside” part.

Better call in St. George!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT3QYb7AN6k

Like the old foil pan TV dinners.

“Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.”

Prince Albert, in a can.

Like the dragon said to Mrs. Dragon after a meal “Good Knight Irene”!

And thus, S’mores were soon born.

A little late knight snack?

They even come with their own “toothpick”

it’s good to know that the knights of the kings army is being put to good use. :\

Pretty sure this theme started life as a Far Side comic back in the day.

Don’t eat too many or you’ll be dragon your butt around.

This appeared in “The Far Side” many years ago. You think they may be copying?

It’s like a Hot Pocket!!

I got a feeling

That tonight’s gonna be a good knight

That tonight’s gonna be a good knight

That tonight’s gonna be a good, good knight

Hot dogs! Armoured hot dogs! What kind of dragons eat armoured hot dogs?

And don’t forget the ketchup!

a late knight snack. Or, soon to be late knight snack.

Reminds me of a certain Farside strip…only it was polar bears eating igloos.

Jiffy pop!

Finally, the truth comes out, why we don’t find out of this world aliens.

They were knights of good taste.

A Wiley Dragon would save the shell and put a sign saying Free Armor

Take off on an old Far Side comic. https://www.ebay.com/itm/144639424188

When the knights of the round table discover it’s a lazy susan

Ew.

Now with 100% of your daily iron requirements.

“I ate a samurai once… but I was hungry again an hour later.”

When they simmer in their shells, they’re done.

…"Knight time " snacks can be unhealthy!

this is a remake of an old Far Side cartoon. In the Far Side two polar bears are eating the outside of an igloo and one notes: “Boy I love these things. Crunchy on the outside with a chewy center.”