Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli for May 14, 2024

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    BlitzMcD  8 months ago

    A David and Goliath-type metaphor for Walt’s recent political clash at city hall? Works for me……

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    angelolady Premium Member 8 months ago

    I like the sheep.

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    Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray  8 months ago

    I believe someone called this yesterday. LOL !

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    snsurone76  8 months ago

    Shouldn’t his name be just plain Walt NUT??

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    Code the Enforcer  8 months ago

    Well, I’ll be!! I made two guesses yesterday, and one of ‘em hit! … This dream adventure looks like a keeper! I’m in!! … :)

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    Darryl Heine  8 months ago

    So we are now in a dream sequence arc where Walt Wallet is young and a shepherd and this deals with Imeswine – the same man who wanted to turn Gasoline Alley into Electric Acres – as well?

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    iggyman  8 months ago

    Walt is dreaming counting sheep? Imeswine will show up as a wolf?!

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    iggyman  8 months ago

    Imeswine is a baaaad guy! (So say the sheep)!

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    David Rickard Premium Member 8 months ago

    From today’s Comics Curmudgeon:

    This week Walt is has entered a dreamscape where he’s conflating going to a public meeting and not actually doing anything helpful until the mayor showed up and fixed the actual problem with being an ancient hero, a biblical patriarch and warrior who triumphs over impossible odds. Don’t worry, though: unlike the real bible, this imagined ancient setting will still include the crushingly unfunny wordplay you have come to expect from this strip.

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    BJShipley1  8 months ago

    I see Walt is reminiscing about his teenage years.

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    fourteenpeeves  8 months ago

    Oh,great,a weird dream sequence. And when did sheep get top billing? Can’t sleepy people count kangaroos?

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