My favorite when I was a kid was a New Yorker one from the 1930s where the fortune teller looks into her crystal ball and tells a portly matron, “I see you playing third base for the Detroit Tigers.” My parents had a New Yorker cartoon anthology that I read over and over.
STEPUP 1 day ago
Maybe it’s time to step up to AI, perhaps!!!
danketaz Premium Member 1 day ago
Does it involve a palm tree and a shoreline?
Old moldy fun guy 1 day ago
Sure hope it doesn’t involve him and the grim reaper.
The Reader Premium Member 1 day ago
Her future is NOW!
juicebruce 1 day ago
Well this is a comic strip ….
Yontrop 1 day ago
At least this one doesn’t involve squirrels.
cheap_day_return 1 day ago
Your nose is overly large in it too, so don’t worry.
Dobber Premium Member 1 day ago
I love how he looks at us.
el_eye 1 day ago
Can he see through that 4th wall??
Slowly, he turned... 1 day ago
Hey, it happens to all of us at one time or another!
Unlicensed Bozo 1 day ago
I see you breaking the forth wall there…
Fontessa 1 day ago
More dog, please.
Zebrastripes 1 day ago
Humpf!
I’m perfectly content with my current situation! Thank you very much
oakie817 about 23 hours ago
shouldn’t he be on tiny island with palm tree? oh eating bowl of soup with fly in it?
Skeptical Meg about 23 hours ago
But drawn really well!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 23 hours ago
Fortune teller trope. Woh Woh
David_J Premium Member about 23 hours ago
How about one where Steve goes back to doing standup. Some of us have forgotten how to laugh (dear lord how I miss Carlin).
hubbard3188 about 19 hours ago
Her face and hands are really well drawn and interesting.
well-i-never about 19 hours ago
What a coinkydink – I see it too!
dogday Premium Member about 18 hours ago
NOT antiquated. VINTAGE! Think, fine wine or really good scotch.
willie_mctell about 18 hours ago
My favorite when I was a kid was a New Yorker one from the 1930s where the fortune teller looks into her crystal ball and tells a portly matron, “I see you playing third base for the Detroit Tigers.” My parents had a New Yorker cartoon anthology that I read over and over.