Post your favorite comic strip

[Hawkeye-X]

Past or present. Include website link if you can.

I have two:

www.userfriendly.org and www.superosity.com

[enigmatic]

1. Calvin And Hobbes

No contest.

[csziggy]

2. Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YINWUjFQRDU&feature=related

[Skittles]

3. OK

[philosophie_en_rose]

4. From "Sinfest"

[Connonym]

5. Gotta be Calvin & Hobbes

[yellowdogintexas]

6. I actually have a list, my favorite depends upon what each of them is doing on a given day

Doonesbury
For Better or Worse
9 Chickweed Lane
Luann
Pearls Before Swine
Rose is Rose

I also love Baby Blues but can't get it currently on line
and I adored Calvin and Hobbes and Fox Trot

[pokerfan]

9. Foxtrot is still around

Sundays only.

http://www.foxtrot.com

[Enrique]

7. Mary Worth

[pokerfan]

8. Definitely Calvin and Hobbes

Far Side and Bloom County are my runners up.

[JTG of the PRB]

10. Another vote for Calvin and Hobbes!

[Callalily]

11. Oh yes, Calvin and Hobbs

[Tuesday Afternoon]

12. Before Calvin and Hobbes -- There was Pogo --I love them both

[hobbit709]

13. Non-Sequitur of course

http://www.gocomics.com/nonsequitur/

[Tommy_Carcetti]

14. I like Pearls Before Swine, but my paper doesn't carry it.

Get Fuzzy usually gets a good laugh out of me. Doonesbury I save for last because it is so damn insightful.

Sherman's Lagoon is good, silly fun. For Better or Worse is very well done in that the characters actually age in real life and they have good, relateable story lines.

There are a couple of strips that aren't very funny, but they are so darn lovable that the lack of humor is compensated for by a surplus of heart--Mutts and Red and Rover are two examples.

And yes, even though it hasn't been any good in 15 years or so, I still like Garfield, if simply for nostalgia's sake. It's no longer very funny, but it was a part of me growing up as a kid (buying the Garfield comic books and watching the Saturday morning cartoon show) so I'm never going to turn my back on that lasagna loving cat no matter how cheesy the strips get.

Oh, and in the independent newspapers, I love This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow.

Calvin and Hobbes was okay, but Bill Waterston always struck me as a pretentious prick who thought his s__t didn't stink, so I don't count it as one of my favorites.

[stuntcat]

15. an old Far Side I liked:

also this is funny, for shark/human action!


I think my favorite out now though is Get Fuzzy.