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Old 07-16-2012, 11:15 AM   #34
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Originally Posted by Illinifan View Post
Agreed, all those are classics. But I started reading Chad Carpenter's Tundra when the Anchorage Daily News started publishing it in the early 90s and it is easily my favorite.

Check it out: Tundra Comics
Tundra is a current favourite, as is Doonesbury. Of the older, no longer current ones, Calvin and Hobbes, Fox Trot, and The Far Side.
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