Heart of the City by Steenz for March 23, 2012

Who is forcing you?

But yeah, I know what you mean, I also demand that all my comic strips be something that is happening in real life. (yes, I’m being sarcastic)

Sorry for feeding the troll everybody, but I could not help it.

One must be of awfully weak mind to think he “has” to read a comic he hates just because it’s on this Web site… (I could subscribe to a bunch of comics I hate just to post stupid, nasty comments about them, but I don’t see the fun in that!)

I wonder how Heat knows she looks horrible in a hair net!

If you don’t like the comments, then stop reading them.

How do you know you don’t like the comic or the comments if you don’t read them? Commenting on that dislike is another matter – while artists don’t like critics, they do have their uses. I have never felt self-important enough to say I like or dislike, as though anyone cared. However, I do try to discuss the subject clearly enough one can see whether I liked or disliked it, and we can discuss whether my reasons were valid or invalid. If you dislike and can’t say why, keep quiet and move on.

Does anybody else notice that the characters in this strip seem to have very large eyes and very small noses? This is not a complaint – just an observation.

Habs fan and a grit – somehow I’m not surprised.

What a nightmare!

In what way was the “Spock in hospital” a “fake” storyline? The way that I read it, Tatulli was trying to express his own grief over the loss of his own pet cat’s death (and it sure seems that most of us could feel it), but then gave us the reprieve of “saving” Spock, even though he couldn’t do the same in real life.

As for this storyline, anyone who actually has nightmares that they can remember KNOWS that they aren’t in fact “fake”. Nightmares can cause similar amounts of mental stress and trama as “real” events do.

Truecanadianliberal, do the rest of us a favor and just drop this strip for yourself. You are empowered! You can do this!

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