A bit of happy news for fans of David Gilbert’s Buckles, which ended back in March. The comic strip about a dog and his family has moved over to GoComics, which is rerunning the strip from its beginning. I don’t know whether there’ll be archives of the whole quarter-century run of the comic, but at least something’s available.
GoComics’s blog has a short interview with Gilbert which doesn’t answer my big question: why Gilbert ended the strip, on short notice, days before the 25th anniversary of the comic’s beginning. There’s a reference to his post-retirement happiness at not having a deadline to meet. But that’s not much to go on.

Gilbert does say he has a few things in mind for what to do next, including “a new idea for a comic strip”. That would seem to conflict with a love of not facing deadlines. But in this web comic era it is easier to schedule one’s work so the deadlines don’t overload you.
Just noticed ABC/Disney had Youtube take down my clip of Mike and the bots visiting WNN Tom:”…and THIS is news,huh?”
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Oh, that’s no fair! It’s not like they’re doing anything with the 3:15 am interviews from April of 1996.
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Well,at least they’ve left my Ira Gellin, Barry Mitchell and “World News Then” segments alone.
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Oh, that’s good, thank you.
No matter what YouTube takes down, they’ll never get my mini-cassette tape with a couple Barry Mitchell songs from 1993 on it, like his epic “Stay Out Of Hollywood” advice for the Clintons.
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