gregstaten
Supporting Actor
- Joined
- Aug 1, 1997
- Messages
- 615
Was reading Foxtrot online this morning and was happy to discover that Bloom County will be available to read online starting tomorrow (March 17th).
Note - these aren't new strips. Instead, they're restarting the series online from the very first strip (which appeared on December 7, 1980). Every day they'll run six strips. Plus, they also plan on running Academia Waltz (Berkeley Breathed's University of Texas strip that preceeded Bloom County) and Outland.
Unfortunately, it appears that the only way to read them is to subscribe to Ucomic's "My Comics Page" service. That said, the service costs $9.95 a year and they'll email each day's strips to you.
Bloom County was my favorite strip during college. It even ran in the campus newspaper, The Thresher - the only comic strip in the whole paper - one week's worth every Friday. Opus was even the mascot of our tuba section in the MOB (Marching Owl Band). We even had t-shirts Opus shirts made up.
So, if there are any other Bloom County fanatics out there, hop on over to UComics and get ready to relive a bit of history.
-greg
Note - these aren't new strips. Instead, they're restarting the series online from the very first strip (which appeared on December 7, 1980). Every day they'll run six strips. Plus, they also plan on running Academia Waltz (Berkeley Breathed's University of Texas strip that preceeded Bloom County) and Outland.
Unfortunately, it appears that the only way to read them is to subscribe to Ucomic's "My Comics Page" service. That said, the service costs $9.95 a year and they'll email each day's strips to you.
Bloom County was my favorite strip during college. It even ran in the campus newspaper, The Thresher - the only comic strip in the whole paper - one week's worth every Friday. Opus was even the mascot of our tuba section in the MOB (Marching Owl Band). We even had t-shirts Opus shirts made up.
So, if there are any other Bloom County fanatics out there, hop on over to UComics and get ready to relive a bit of history.
-greg