Near-Sighted Ol' Peepers

Here we get a glimpse of another of Kelly's cast of thousands — 

Miz Squint. She's a sight for sore eyes.

April 4, 1965

Like Unto a Fatal Hinge

It seems like Kelly did some similar variations on this baseball theme, but at least this one fills in a blank in our continuity of Sunday strips.

LLK!

March 28, 1965

Any Calls While I Was Out?

My internet was on the frizzle for almost a week! No Google! No trailers! No porn! No wasting precious time on pointless crap! It was horrible. And worst of all, I had to skip another Sunday, Kelly Sunday! 

Sorry about that, but blame my ISP—it truly was their fault, just because I dropped my landline in favor of my cell. 

So I'm back, sound as a dollar .  .   .  uh oh. 

March 21, 1965

Internet is out of service here for few days. Will return when able

Bingnabs in Yo' Beezers?

Yay, A-nother Sunday to fill a gap in previous posts.

Happy Sunday, Kelly Sunday!

March 14, 1965

The Day Before Nothin'

This is weird! I was 100% positive I posted this post late last night, but apparently (and I'm not kidding) I fell asleep here at the computer and dreamed that I posted it. I was surprised as heck to look in right now and not see it. My sleepiest apologies for those looking for it earlier in the day!

March 7, 1965

A-Hem and A-Haw!

Well, hi there!

Things have been exceedingly busy around here, hence my absence, but I've finally had a chance to look through my Pogo archives to discover a stash within the stash of Sundays that apparently haven't been posted yet. 

I double checked against a list that our friend Hun has compiled of Whirled of Kelly published posts, so it looks like this post and some of the posts to come will fill in some gaps in the chronological continuity.

I actually thought I had already posted these, but I think it's because many of Kelly's "talking heads" strips are so similar to each other, distinguished mostly by different dialogue.

Didja miss me? Or rather, didja miss Pogo Sundays? 

Happy Sunday, Kelly Sunday!

February 28, 1965