Don't forget "Flyover" McPlowboy, from the plains, and there's gotta be a "Tex" in there somewhere..maybe "Tex" Secession, and "Teabag" Throckmorton, the gung-ho Republican.

the epic one is ok

heinous

It takes a certain kind of genius to be able to make someone laugh out loud using the words "District Court Judge Neumann".

Funny, I thought "brutal!" was so 1974. Or maybe the potheads on the first floor of Clark Hall (Wes U) were miraculously 34 years ahead of their time...

Thanks as always for the belly laughs!

Marital Mirth was hilarious! (Speaking as a bachelor...)

It makes fun of another cartoon I made to make fun of this cartoon.

Can someone please explain the the cultural reference behind ghost of James Caan?

Do one on Michelle's arms. Now that would be funny.

You saw it here first; it's Ruben's attempt to jump-start an internet meme, and, so far, so good!

For background, see:

http://www.google.com/search?q=The+Ghost+of+James+Caan

ya hit the laff finder that time Bolling!! Don't forget the huge hulking guy named "Tiny," a staple of that genre, and the part where the he gets scared and the rest of the ragtag group hafta calm him down.

That strip needs one more panel --> the wife pulls out a giant Smith and Wesson and blows him away.

Nah, just pull the plug.

Two words for you: "Mallard Fillmore"...

Enjoy.

No, Madonna's arms - much more potential for hilarity:

"This just in - Madonna's arms still gross."

LOL Ruben is the BEST at the-setup-IS-the-punchline type satire. Way to jump the rails in the sequel strip, BTW.

May I suggest

- "Mouse," the undersized wallflower who nonetheless shows his true grit when the chips are down

- "Lefty," the fixer, who always somehow has a fifth of brandy or chocolate & nylons for the local mademoiselles or signorinas

- "Sarge,' a hard-nosed bear of a man, who secretly sobs over an old folded photo of an erstwhile sweetheart in his private moments

- "Wilkins," the West Point/ROTC-trained Lieutenant who's in way over his head actually commanding troops in the field

- the coincidentally absent radioman

The ghost of James Cann loves raisenttes and who can blame him for that?