Favorite Comic Strip Of All Time?

[baronsamedi]

The Bloom county strps with Bill the Cat were insane!

 

[pstlpkr]

I used to really have a laugh with The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers.

Phinias Freak

Freewheelin' Franklin Freak

Fat Freddy Freak

And, last but definitely not the least....

Fat Fredd's Cat

 

[zanthal]

I never got into Calvin and Hobbes but I recognize it for having a place in american pop culture.
the Far Side is great, yes I have to say in retrospect I enjoyed it the most.
Dilbert has split my sides a thousand times too.
And that one is pretty funny too spartan :lol:

 

[bambam]

The Far Side and Ziggy. ::

 

[juni]

If we don't count strips I still love the Tintin books. I've been re-reading them on my iPad. Lots of pipe smoking too (and not just the captain).

 

[jaysin]

Ziggy I thought was the best

 

[aussielass]

Footrot Flats - an hilarious New Zealand strip about a farmer, his dawg and his sheep (and we all know the joke about the NZ men wearing rubber boots & their sheep)

 

[mluyckx]

I'm with the Dilbert fans.. Calvin & Hobbes pretty good too. In Europe, Hagar just always makes me smile.
Real comics: Tintin (Duh !) anything by a European artist names Hermann (Jeremiah, Comanche, ..), Yves Swolfs (Durango) or Giraud (Blueberry, XIII,...). But I think one would qualify those more as "Graphic Novels".

 

[docrx]

The Little King and Doonesbury.

 

[johnd]

Without question, Gary Larsen's, The Far Side.

It's how one of my dogs, Ginger got her name.

 

[smokenscotch]

Back when I read the comics, I would have to say Blondie was always funny for me. Always late and screwing up.

 

[monstermash51]

Reading this makes me so nastolgic. I have the complete collection of Calvin and Hobbes. Love em

 

[pipeinhand]

Before them all was, Pogo.
"We have met the enemy and he is us."

 

[bnbcigars]

Calvin and Hobbes ALL THE WAY!! I also have the entire collection.... ahhhh, brings me backs to my childhood. When there were Scholastic book fairs at school, my parents always wanted me to get 'real' books, but I always ended up walking out with a new Calvin and Hobbes book instead

 

[group4]

Nancy and Sluggo -- kinda sounds like an SNL skit, doesn't it?

Maggie and Jiggs

Peanuts

B.C.

I used to enjoy them all.

 

[marmal4de]

The Farside.

 

[greggors]

When I was a kid I loved Garfield, a little older then Dilbert wins.
If this includes online comics then cyanide and happiness tops all. 8)

 

[classicgeek]

Online comics are good. The Oatmeal comes to mind. However, since I know that there are some D & D fans on this site, I would be remiss if I didn't mention The Order of the Stick.
Not nearly so close to my heart as Calvin and Hobbes, but I have read every one of the 840 OOTS strips.
Simon

 

[chops]

The Far Side, Calvin and Hobbes and Bloom County are my favorites also. One of my favorite childhood memories was reading the color Sunday Comics while eating a bowl of cereal at the big table in our kitchen. In one drunken night of debauchery in college I was dared, and even considered, getting a tattoo on my shoulder of Bill the Cat sprawled out in his underwear. Thank God I didn't.

 

[havanarick]

Hands down B.C.