I haven’t posted the dailies of my comic strip, Freshly Squeezed, for quite a while. Here are yesterday’s and today’s. You can read it regularly, and even have it sent to your inbox every day, by going to Goccomics.com/freshly squeezed and signing up. 

This Sunday Freshly Squeezed idea came out of my own struggle between my increasing desire to call it a career  and my artistic need to keep working. Check out http://Gocomics.com/freshlysqueezed

I got a call yesterday from my 22-year-old son, Gabe, threatening to sue me for defamation for my series on Nate (the 11-year-old kid in the comic strip) and his astonishing ability to lose his jackets, hats, gloves, shoes and backpacks, not to mention homework assignments. I assured him that it was strictly a coincidence [...]

Today’s “Freshly Squeezed” continues Irv’s adventures in banking. He’s old enough to remember and to appreciate human contact in his business ventures. Have Freshly Squeezed delivered to your inbox daily. Just go to Comics.com/freshly_squeezed and sign up.

I had this idea a few years ago watching my father try to make sense of the new digital devices. The computer completely baffled him, so I can only imagine what he would have made of the iPod or smartphones. You can have every strip emailed to you daily. Log onto comics.com/freshly_squeezed and sign up.

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Got the news the last few days that the EW Scripps Company had basically turned over United Media, the group that syndicates my editorial cartoons and “Freshly Squeezed” to Universal UClick, killing the company that built Peanuts and Dilbert, along with many, many other great comic strips over the years. I’ve had a wonderful relationship [...]

In case you missed the Sunday installment of Freshly Squeezed, here it is.  You can read it every day or have it emailed to you by going to comics.com/freshly_squeezed.

In todays’ strip I’m dealing with grandpa Irv’s difficulty with his own aging, or more to the point, with his refusal to admit that he’s aging. He’s new in town and needs a to find a local doctor. That’s when the fun  begins. To see the whole series, go to comics.com/freshly_squeezed, or better yet, if [...]