I read Pearls Before Swine, Dilbert, Unshelved, Get Fuzzy and some web comics (like White Ninja). Also check out the Comics Curmudgeon!

I really like Frazz... of course, rumor has it that Bill Watterson is the one doing it under a pseudonym, so that's probably why I like it so much.

Get Fuzzy, little-gamers.com, Pearls before Swine, PvP (Player vs. Player), and Unfit are the ones in my Bloglines feed at the moment.

Cheers.

Doonesberry is hysterical. If you are a sucker for animals, then Mutts and Red and Rover are great as well.

frazz and get fuzzy are both awesome.

I'm a big Chickweed Lane fan, so much that I've bought strips on T-shirts. Pearls before Swine has moments, although sometimes it's just mean. In independent web strips, I read PvP, Devil's Panties, Something Positive, even Sluggy Freelance. My regular morning reading also includes Pibgorn (which is more of a graphic novel forced into strip form, but it's got a succubus as a main character). Rose is Rose has the occasionally funny (not so much anymore -- the older ones have made me fall over).

Ya just got to expand, Buzz. Ucomics, and the indies, are good sources.

One word:

Dilbert.

The one daily newspaper comic strip that I make a point to read every day is Foxtrot. I don't know that it's continuously knee-slapping funny, but it's the only one I enjoy on a consistent basis.

The other two daily reads for me are both web comics.

For Better for Worse is still one of my all time favorites. Maybe not always funny, but always dependable.

I think these may both be funnier for women but I'm a huge fan of Foxtrot and For Better or For Worse. Of course, I've grown up with them so I may just be conditioned to find them funny. Hmm...must go ponder on that.

The good ones aren't in the newspaper. They're online. Dork Tower, Nodwick, Cat and Girl, Penny Arcade, Ctrl+Alt+Del...

"get fuzzy" is funny.

Dude, I love you more when you don't go away.

Now to catch up on what I've been missing...

Amen Buzz! I miss Calvin so much. My regulars are Dork Tower and Foxtrot.

I like Mutts. Unfortunately, they don't run it in the Charlotte paper. I anxiously await each new book at Barnes and Noble. Get Fuzzy is okay for me, and I like Pearls Before Swine, but nothing has ever done it for me like Calvin and Hobbes. I'm still a big Bloom County / Outland / Opus fan, but one strip a week isn't enough.

I like Get Fuzzy, Non Sequitur, Ballard Street, Citizen Dog ... even Baby Blue is funny half the time ... the problem with comics isn't lack of funny or fresh, it's presentation. The papers are printing them so much smaller, the artists can't draw anything creative. That's why Watterson quit drawing Calvin, or so he said.

Remember when it was Bloom County and really funny? Yeah, me, too.

Far Side was one of my faves. (Close to Home is a riot akin to Gary Larson). And Calvin is my youngest child. I'd like to think she takes after me. (In fact, we call her Calvin and she's actually got a tan-ish Hobbes.)

Ah, the mem'ries. Back in the day indeed.

THE LOCKHORNS!!!

Calvin & Hobbes will forever and always be my favorite [and that's saying a lot given my abhorrence of absolutes].

There is a dog strip that's caught my eye, although it's still a far cry from C&H.

Of course, the actual site location escapes me now. Damnit.

I'll be back with the URL later!

i love calvin and hobbes...

now if you don't mind something totally un- PC check out Boondocks. I laugh because its so wrong.

and Get Fuzzy is funny too :)

I like Boondocks, still read Doonsbury, get C&H reruns delivered by email daily.

I'll have to check out some of the web cartoons y'all are raving about.

I skip most of the others, but read the boondocks daily.

My dad worked at the local newspaper for 20+ years. The perks was that he would bring the Saturday comics (small town paper, no Sunday print) home on Thursday before press day. One time he even asked for our favorites and within a month, some of the ones we didn't like were gone. Now a days? My kids don't give a hoot about comics in the paper, and that's sad.