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1. over 11 years ago on Doonesbury

   I’m not 100% sure, but I think the novel was David Copperfield. David (if that’s who it was) joins a company that doesn’t pay young people, but the good thing, according to another young man working for free, is that “you get to look around.” He’s wasn’t quite sure what he’ was looking for, but at least he could look. Apparently mid-19th Century Britain was a third world country.

2. over 11 years ago on Garfield

   Barry, to me it looks more like the helmet of the Earth-2 Flash (Jay Garrick), the “Original” Flash of the 1940s, although the wings are a little high.

3. over 11 years ago on Shoe

   Will Madame ZooDoo give you a discount if you get your fortune told, your palm read, and an animal stuffed?

4. over 11 years ago on Garfield

   So much for the “laugh and the world laughs with you” theory.

5. over 11 years ago on Gasoline Alley

   I think that is Tillie the Toiler in full color in the first panel. Is that her husband Mac in between the two guys waving their hands behind her? He had one of the strangest hair styles in the comics.

6. over 11 years ago on Gasoline Alley

   Yes, the guy in the derby and the bow tie is Moon Mullins. I am wondering about the fellow in the upper left with the brown hair sticking out. He kind of looks like Tillie the Toiler’s boy friend and eventual husband Mac, although Mac was a short little guy. Is the flapper on the other side of the room supposed to be Tillie?

7. almost 12 years ago on Gasoline Alley

   In brightest day, in darkest night, no evil shall escape my sightLet those who worship evil’s might, beware my power, Green Lantern’s light

8. about 12 years ago on Thatababy

   Line from the first song in the film version of the Rocky Horror Picture Show’…and I really got hot when I saw Janette Scott fight a triffid that spits poison and kills..Maybe tomorrow’s horror will be from Night of the Demon, so I can do the verse about Dana Andrews

9. about 12 years ago on The Argyle Sweater

   It’s kind of hard to imagine that someone with a sweet, old-fashioned name like “Jenny” could be capable of such perfidy. Still, I think this situation would make for a memorable episode of “Who the Bleep Did I Marry?”

10. over 12 years ago on Doonesbury

    Not that it matters very much, but I think the official definition of PDA is public display of affection. A personal display of affection kind of sounds like playing with yours— oh, never mind.