I see the Reformer added more comics…but no more page space…time to get out the magnifying glass. Somehow I’m not surprised.
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More about the comics
This is an ancient post that came up when I put “comics “in the search bar of ibrattleboro. I was wondering if I was the only one left who reads the comics and maybe does some of the puzzles in the local paper?
I have been getting the Reformer since I came to Vermont in the mid eighties.
About the comics.
I still want to know, does anyone else care?
Personally, I think that the comics page are the reason I keep getting the paper.
All of the various news, ads and human interest stories are good, informative but…
I actually look forward to sitting down, focusing on the daily routine of puzzles and comics.
I admit, I don’t like all of the puzzles or all of the comics.
I thought it was a mistake when Non-Sequitur was dropped from the line-up of many newspapers.
I would rather re-read Calvin & Hobbes and Doonesbury then some of the comics that are there now. In fact, another whole page for comics, puzzles, TV guide maybe and Dear Abby too, would be fine with me!
Now, I can’t even remember what offense (something anti Trump) caused some media to discontinue Non-Sequitur but, if there is anyone who reads this who feels that Non-Sequitur should be re-instated in the Brattleboro Reformer, please, contact them and tell them so!