Showing posts with label Eek & Meek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eek & Meek. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2024
Squeeky Clean
Thursday Surprise Day.
I guess the surprise is, I am back. I found, scanned and cleaned a lot of new material, so let's see how long I hold out this time.
Back in 2017 I shared the first week of Eek & Mee, easily one of my favorite strips from the sixties. I found another source for them and added the second and third week.
Friday, February 08, 2019
Eek The Man
Saturday Leftover Day.
I have shared many an episode of Howie Schneider's The Circis of P.T. Bimbo. Gis most famous and longer running strip was Eek and Meek, which started out as a strof philosophical mice but ended up being about actual human beings. Because they were usually only sitting around and talking or walking around and talking, it doesn't show Schneider's visual abillities as well as Bimbo. He was like Bill Watterson, who combined slapstick and philosophy in one strip. Schneider spread it over two. Except for once in a while. Here are two remarkable Eek and Meek strips, from when they had just been changed into human beings (like the mice in the Cincerella story).
I have shared many an episode of Howie Schneider's The Circis of P.T. Bimbo. Gis most famous and longer running strip was Eek and Meek, which started out as a strof philosophical mice but ended up being about actual human beings. Because they were usually only sitting around and talking or walking around and talking, it doesn't show Schneider's visual abillities as well as Bimbo. He was like Bill Watterson, who combined slapstick and philosophy in one strip. Schneider spread it over two. Except for once in a while. Here are two remarkable Eek and Meek strips, from when they had just been changed into human beings (like the mice in the Cincerella story).
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
And Stay Here!
Tuesday Comic Strip Day.
I love Eek and Meek when they were still mice. In fact, I love anything by Howie Schneider. He may not have been the most consistantly funny comic strip artist around, but every once in a while he has a gag that is hilarious. Guess which one is my favorite here.
I love Eek and Meek when they were still mice. In fact, I love anything by Howie Schneider. He may not have been the most consistantly funny comic strip artist around, but every once in a while he has a gag that is hilarious. Guess which one is my favorite here.
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