"For Better Or For Worse" to continue, characters to be "frozen in time"

Damn you and your spoilers, Michael. DAMN YOU!!!
Have read the strip for years and have generally liked it. Some story cycles have been gripping, some not so much. Kind of like life. I'll be happy to see it continue.

 

You're right. In fact, it seems like Farley's son is getting up there in dog years. He has to be at least 10 now. Did he ever get it on with the grandfather's dog?

 

Well, he banged the dog that belonged to the parents of the gay kid, so I don't see why he wouldn't have by now. Unless Lynn's holding that for the final strip. She should have had Edgar save Mike/Deanna's kids from that fire and die afterwards, just for continuity.

 

Used to still look in on FBOFW from time to time. Liked the storyline about Michael pursuing a career as a magazine writer, having differences with a boss and freelancing instead. But wait, mean boss is fired and everyone else is passed over for freelancer Michael, who's promoted to editor! WTF?

 

Yeah, that made no sense at all. We were supposed to believe that everyone in the office joined hands, sang "Kum Ba Yah" resisted evil and allowed good to triumph.

 

Being frozen in time is not so bad.

 

Gotta love a comic that's never been funny...

When Calvin and Hobbes ended, so went 99 percent of my interest in the comics page. When Fox Trot ended, so went the other percentage point.

I loved Boondocks, but the abortion of a TV show it spawned ruined it for me...

 

If you're reading this week, Lizardbreath is getting a major karmic smackdown.

 

I really enjoy this strip, but after having read today it's sooooooooo obvious where Lynn is headed. But hey, it's good to hear she's going to continue working on it after initially deciding to quit.

For the record: Farley was April 1995. And Charles Schulz was so pissed at his friend for even thinking of killing Farley.

 

She's never been noted for her subtlety.

 

So THAT'S where Linda Cohn is from...

 

Now, now. Tony got in trouble for that. Let it go.

It's actually a reference to a silly local myth that's flown under the radar to this point.