One of these is not like the others
I don't know why this irritates me so much, but it does. Take a good look at this spread, it's pages 6 and 7 of the Sunday comic section from our local paper.
One of those entries stand out to you? Let's see, the content of that spread includes (clockwise from upper left:
One of those entries stand out to you? Let's see, the content of that spread includes (clockwise from upper left:
- the 4kids.org section, with all of their targeted content for the upper elementary/middle school crowd.
- Doodles, for the lower elementary grades.
- You Can U, for the jr high school crowd.
- KidCity, again for the elementary school ages.
- Buckles, fun for all ages, but simple enough for the grade schoolers.
- The Flying McCoys, or some other generic filler comic strip.
- BC, struggling with life's meaning in an easily graspable style, high school appropriate
- Zits, a very high school targeted comic
- Dennis the Mennis, going back to grade school to some extent here... very retro 60s, golly gosh it's good!
- Doonesbury. Scathing political humor, talking points of light, cigar jokes.
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