The Sunday Funnies: A Cub Tribute To Sherlock Holmes...
by Mike Bojanowski on Dec 27, 2009 5:00 PM CST
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These cartoons are one of my favorite parts of BCB
and they set BCB apart from all others. LSA, Bravo, Standing O and all that jazz…
you can’t get much by that #$%@ ballhawk -- LT
Best BCB cartoon to date
Nice ear for the Doyle-ian language, and some very fun panels – and the front-office-that-didn’t-bark gag was excellent. More in 2010 please!
"I tried to let Ryan know that [jumping over the dugout railing] was a thing that maybe just athletes should stick to." -- Ted Lilly, 28 July 2009
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