
daily: Browse The Strips
Saturday April 21, 2018

Monday April 23, 2018

Lynn's Comments: It doesn't matter how young or old you are, "love-games" happen.
Tuesday April 24, 2018

Lynn's Comments: Behind the scenes, I knew that Gordon Mayes’ family life was very difficult. His dad drank and was abusive, his mom was too tolerant and too fearful to defend Gordon from blows and belittling. I rarely talked about this in the strip. Just alluding to it gave Gordon an extra element of reality. It made him someone for whom I felt compassion and concern. His character grew after this.
Wednesday April 25, 2018

Thursday April 26, 2018

Lynn's Comments: I was hoping that Elizabeth’s eyes looked like two olives. Sometimes a gag works, sometimes it doesn't!
Friday April 27, 2018

Saturday April 28, 2018

Monday April 30, 2018

Tuesday May 1, 2018

Wednesday May 2, 2018

Thursday May 3, 2018

Friday May 4, 2018

Saturday May 5, 2018

Monday May 7, 2018

Tuesday May 8, 2018

Lynn's Comments: This is the beginning of a true story: something that happened to our little black Spaniel, Willy.
Wednesday May 9, 2018

Lynn's Comments: The wound on Willy’s leg was like a cut, but it wouldn’t close and wouldn’t heal.
Thursday May 10, 2018

Lynn's Comments: I waited in the clinic like a worried parent. (Here the story was about the imaginary Farley.) Our little spaniel was limping and fretful, but amazingly happy and easy to manage.
Friday May 11, 2018

Lynn's Comments: What had happened was exactly this. The kids had been attaching streamers and other things to the dog’s legs using elastic bands. They had forgotten to take one of them off and the elastic worked its way down to the bone!
Doctors and veterinarians must think they've seen it all and then something like this comes along. We all felt so badly. The elastic was completely invisible in the dog’s thick fur. We had no idea what was hurting him.
Doctors and veterinarians must think they've seen it all and then something like this comes along. We all felt so badly. The elastic was completely invisible in the dog’s thick fur. We had no idea what was hurting him.
Saturday May 12, 2018

Lynn's Comments: This punch line was awful…but I used it anyway!
Monday May 14, 2018

Tuesday May 15, 2018

Lynn's Comments: In my mind, I was thinking of the so-called x-rated things kids said in the 80s. Who would have guessed they would be talking the way they do now! I sincerely hope that the NEXT generation will think this is a waste of an education and start using our wonderful, descriptive language again.
Wednesday May 16, 2018

Lynn's Comments: Syndicated cartoonists were discouraged from using our comic strips as a "platform" for anything. But, here I am doing just that.
Thursday May 17, 2018

Lynn's Comments: This was before the iPod, the iPhone, YouTube and Google. This was in a more "innocent" time!
Friday May 18, 2018

Saturday May 19, 2018

Monday May 21, 2018

Lynn's Comments: Here’s a strip that should have ended at the third panel. Sometimes I’d send off something I was sure of. Then, when I saw it in the paper later, I’d see how it could have been improved.
Tuesday May 22, 2018

Wednesday May 23, 2018

Thursday May 24, 2018

Friday May 25, 2018
