I'm Drawing The Line There

So They Finally Reformed.

I was originally going to have the oath (yes, that's the club's oath) rhyme, but I couldn't find a rhyme for the second line, so I decided not to let it rhyme. Look at their hand sign when they're reciting the oath. It's the "live long and prosper" sign from Star Trek. Sure it looks a bit odd, but that's because the characters have four fingers on each hand (not five).

Back to Independence!

Officers

Julia's looking mad because her younger brother is the president, and she's just an additional member.

Who is the Kid who Still Hasn't Gotten Independence?

I forgot to post last night! I guess I was up too late watching fireworks.

EVERYTHING?!

By "combined or individually," he means combined, like telling you the basics of what they hate as if they were one person, and individually, like first telling what their Mom hates, and then what their Dad hates. This is the first instance for a while of Moe fainting!

Cartoonists Are...

A few weeks ago, I got a biography about Charles M. Schulz. I found out that he said, "Cartoonists don't live anywhere. They aren't real people." Using this and my Merlin's adventure story, I came up with my own idea for cartoonists.

Most real people are unable to get into the Cartoon World. Not cartoonists. Cartoonists are the divisions, the passageways, between the Cartoon World and the Real World. Cartoonists live in both worlds.

Not bad, huh?

Ah, He's Fred!

Three Posts in One?!

Okay, here are our three strips:

The stories Moe made are actually stories I made when I was four! I thought they were funny, so I used them in my strip.

I wonder what the guy with yellow hair's name is?

From now on, we're going to post as soon as we finish scanning, so we don't have to post two or three strips on one day.

For Kids Only?

Coming soon in a "Secret Life Of..." story!