Your Star Tribune comics power rankings
I get the daily Star Tribune, and I love the comics. I read the Comics Curmudgeon daily as well, so I can have an all encompassing appreciation of the funnies. That said, it's been far too long since we have had a power rankings post here, so I thought I would go ahead and rate the daily funnies, all 37 of them. Feel free to add your input in the comments.
F Minus - Funny and well drawn, I can't help but laugh almost every time |
Pearls Before Swine - Funniest in the paper, but it can't pull off a visual gag like F-Minues |
Get Fuzzy - Probably the funniest visually, but doesn't bring the punchlines like the previous two. |
Buckles - A favorite for any dog lover |
The Family Circus - Gets points for being the funniest of the legacy strips |
Doonesbury |
Dilbert |
Sally Forth |
One Big Happy |
Zits |
Judge Parker |
Crankshaft |
Peanuts |
Blondie |
Pickles |
Baby Blues |
Mother Goose and Grimm |
Mark Trail |
Hagar the Horrible |
Dennis the Menace |
Hi and Lois |
Beetle Bailey |
Heart of the City |
Stone Soup |
Arlo n Janis |
Luann |
For Better or for Worse |
Garfield |
Jump Start |
Flying McCoys |
Cul de Sac |
Rip Haywire |
Tundra- I will give it credit, in that it's toough to make 3 snowman jokes a week, but the manage |
Argyle Sweater - I don't remember this strip really ever. That's not good. |
Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee - If you are going to handle politics, at least try to do so with less confusing art |
Knight Life - Sometimes it will have something funny, but it is just such poor artwork |
Mister Boffo - Not well drawn, confusing, and not funny. Like many of my MS Paint jobs. |
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1 Comments:
That cartoon you posted to lead off this article totally reminds me of a co-worker and his roommate. A fellow co-worker and I decided that they were going to start a greeting card company with a slogan, "When you really don't care and you want the other person to know."
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