Dallas can turn a phrase so well.

Panel three is a great example of the "Gabe And Tycho school" of gag writing:  I'd written a gag, and it was okay.  Then we chatted and started bouncing punchlines off each other.  The one that made us laugh hardest won.  I think (a dangerous pastime) that if the cartoonist is laughing at the joke, the comic has passed the litmus test.

Somehow I doubt the robot checking finished Garfield strips for spelling errors laughs very much.

~Matt 

~*~

The bulldog guard reminds me of Wilford Brimley…

~Rich 

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