20 thoughts on “Mondays, Ugh…”

  1. Way to follow up on the big Owen mascot/head injury/touchdown arc there, Batiuk. Was there really a crying need to run a “Funky is decrepit” arc right here and right now? Why? It’s so f*cking random and jarring.

    And I’m supposed to believe that Funky is so out of it he doesn’t even realize he’s wearing pants? With car keys or a cell phone this gag might be believable (albeit stupid and dull), but his pants? A new low is right, his desperation to turn this fifty year old character into a doddering old man knows no bounds. He’s really been piling it on this year too, it’s relentless. Relentless, but never funny.

  2. Funky doesn’t have to worry about finding his Montoni’s t-shirt. He never takes it off. Ewww!

  3. @ Paul Jones…. Exactly correct. That’s why you don’t see me around here much. This is just so incredibly dumb for a strip that claims to be groundbreaking reality based.

  4. I know why Funky is suddenly superannuated. He was handling a large fragment of the black miasma of death (panel 1). His body must have absorbed all of it, because it is absent from the other two panels.

    Not to worry, though: there’s another huge chunk of death stuck to the wall of the hotel room that Funky is living in.

    Panel 3 brings us the perfect epigram for this oeuvre. Comics Kingdom ought to replace that absurd blurb about young people and their sensitive issues with just this:

    Funky Winkerbean: okay, that’s a new low.

    But it won’t be the last one.

  5. I call BS on this. He may only own one t-shirt, but there is no way Funky owns just one pair of sweatpants. Even if he’s supposed to be on a trip and at a hotel for some reason, there is no way he packed only one pair of sweatpants.

  6. @ JerrytheMacGuy There are a lot of memories in that t-shirt. And by “memories” I mean tomato and olive oil stains.

  7. I’d love to have the job of dolly grip on the set of Funky Winkerbean. Kudos to the director on the high overhead camera angles these last few shows! It gives us a good Lisa’s-eye view of the action!

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