This Sunday A&J originally ran in April of 2005. For the next century, comic-strip artists would stand on the shoulders of Little Nemo, and we know how perilous that could be.
9 thoughts on “Little Arlo in Slumberland”
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look up “And her name was Maud” for another early strip.
And don’t tell Churchy, but today’s Friday the 13th. Everybody have a great day.
I read Little Nemo every week. Amazing! The great Victor Herbert composed a musical on the cartoon.
I wish I could read Little Nemo once a week like DJJG7 but the only feed I can find gives me several a week and I can’t contol myself.
There was a magazine about old comic strips that was fascinating reading. Its name was Nemo, named for you-know-who. If you ever see any copies around, check them out. It stopped publishing years ago, but the articles are no less readable for that!
Non-political note on someone security protocol does not allow to drive his own vehicle, which, while in storage, was badly damaged by a family of woodchucks [Marmota monax], who ate the soy-based insulation off the wiring under the hood. [Gotta watch those damned sciurids!] He is going to get a new vehicle.
Last sentence reads: “Ryan, who has been in Congress since 1999 and took over as speaker in 2015, announced earlier this year he would not run for re-election this fall, meaning he will step down in January 2019.” 60+ yrs ago, he might have been “stepping down” into his new in Hudson. Father-in-law used to have fun w/ that ad. Cannot remember if he’d actually bought a new Hudson.
Peace,
Hadn’t planned on reposting again, but this is something else. Do not know the officers’ political affiliation.
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look up “And her name was Maud” for another early strip.
And don’t tell Churchy, but today’s Friday the 13th. Everybody have a great day.
I read Little Nemo every week. Amazing! The great Victor Herbert composed a musical on the cartoon.
I wish I could read Little Nemo once a week like DJJG7 but the only feed I can find gives me several a week and I can’t contol myself.
There was a magazine about old comic strips that was fascinating reading. Its name was Nemo, named for you-know-who. If you ever see any copies around, check them out. It stopped publishing years ago, but the articles are no less readable for that!
Harmon, look what I found: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=bNtBBAAAQBAJ&source=productsearch&utm_source=HA_Desktop_US&utm_medium=SEM&utm_campaign=PLA&pcampaignid=MKTAD0930BO1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2bHM_9Gc3AIVglh-Ch0rXAn_EAQYAyABEgITs_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CNO96obSnNwCFcnkZAodAicDjg
Non-political note on someone security protocol does not allow to drive his own vehicle, which, while in storage, was badly damaged by a family of woodchucks [Marmota monax], who ate the soy-based insulation off the wiring under the hood. [Gotta watch those damned sciurids!] He is going to get a new vehicle.
Last sentence reads: “Ryan, who has been in Congress since 1999 and took over as speaker in 2015, announced earlier this year he would not run for re-election this fall, meaning he will step down in January 2019.” 60+ yrs ago, he might have been “stepping down” into his new in Hudson. Father-in-law used to have fun w/ that ad. Cannot remember if he’d actually bought a new Hudson.
Peace,
Hadn’t planned on reposting again, but this is something else. Do not know the officers’ political affiliation.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/georgia-police-officers-use-coin-flip-to-decide-to-arrest-woman-body-cam-footage-shows/vi-AAA2Huk?ocid=HPDHP17
Peace,