[Choose Ye This Day]

Those are my two favorites, as well. Watterson and Larson both bowed out at the top of their game. While I miss their work, I have to admire their decision. They'll always be remembered as excellent--unlike those who should have given up decades ago (Garry Trudeau comes to mind, for some reason).

These days, I don't read the comics much. I like "Zits." I like "Real Life Adventures." A couple others.

[JennysCool]

Try "Pearls Before Swine" -- genuinely funny almost every single day.

[caryatid]

These days, I don't read the comics much.

The only one that really makes me laugh now is Cats with Hands.

[ASOC]

Hummmm, fun comix

9 Chickwwed Lane - a different view on many things

'Lil Abner - oh how I miss thee (and Daisy Mae)
Pogo - just because

BC - seems to come and go in cycles

I am afraid the other are correct, not much to read in todays comix, so subtly for one thing.

[lawnguy]

Those are my two favorites, as well. Watterson and Larson both bowed out at the top of their game. While I miss their work, I have to admire their decision.

These guys must have millions of ideas jumping around in their heads all the time. I can't believe that level of creativity can just be turned off.

I would think they would need an outlet.

[Charles Henrickson]

"The Far Side" ran from 1980 through the end of 1994. "Calvin and Hobbes" ran from Nov. 18, 1985 through the end of 1995. So for a little over nine years, Nov. 1985-Dec. 1994, both were in the funny papers together on a daily basis. What a golden era.

[EmilyGeiger]

Yep there are only 2 comics I read now. Zits and Baby blues. The rest are easy to look over. Calvin and Hobbes was one of my favorites.