> I hardly read paper comic stirps any more. Who wants to read a strip about a talking dog and a cat with a lisp doing slightly funny/touching/cute stuff (Mutts) when on-line you can read a strip with a switch blade weilding mini-loop, a trenchcoat and sun glass wearing inventor, and a potato eating dragon (Sluggy Freelance).

I'll take those Mutts. That is actually one of my favorites because it is more like the old, classic comics. I love the drawings and the humor isn't too bad. In fact, I like that it doesn't go for the canned, formulaic jokes like many comic strips. I don't mind your atypical strips that go against convention, a la Liberty Meadows or Boondocks, but that description of Sluggy doesn't float my boat.

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