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First JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for January 01, 1996
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January 02, 1996
Transcript:
Joe: Don't look at me like that Pop.... Frank: Like what? Joe: You're going to make a joke about me and crunchy dumping a whole truckload of stuff onto the freeway. Frank: Actually, I was thinking that dumb luck must run in our family. I once left the keys in a moving van and had our whole house stolen.
kab2rb almost 12 years ago
Drives me nuts with the word had, no one had something stolen.
AMarsh1 about 11 years ago
What if I hired a thief?
Gokie5 over 10 years ago
Hate that when it happens.
cannedpiepie over 4 years ago
some criminals steal whats inside the house but the whole house where did they even carry it to?
Sandy UwU almost 4 years ago
Is this the first comic of this series-?
joe piglet Premium Member almost 4 years ago
hi there
TԋαƚDυԃҽSays over 3 years ago
This is gonna be my last comment on this acc.
beady.el over 3 years ago
It certainly seems like this strip is in the midst of a storyline. Anywhere to see the earlier strips?
Sir Uncle Rat69 over 3 years ago
My first time reading the first Jumpstart. The characters are so well written that they seem like real people. Robb Armstrong has written such a great strip for 30 years and counting!
12Mikhael.Muhammed_ about 3 years ago
Every few months Iike to read the entire jumpstart strip straight through and enjoy its greatness
Shikamoo Premium Member over 1 year ago
I don’t know how I got here, but it’s great to see the beginning.
DKHenderson about 1 year ago
I’m curious as to why the archive starts here. I have the original book collection, and it starts with Joe and Marcy in the hospital, frustrated because no name is good enough for their new baby. A nurse comments that their daughter is the happiest baby they’ve ever had, and goes on to say that the gray and gloomy day brightened up the moment she came into the maternity ward—“And it’s been sunny every since!”After a sizeable number of strips dealing with newborns, Joe’s job, Marcy’s job, etc, Marcy persuaded Joe to put in a bid on a brownstone that was almost in walking distance of her hospital. They meet Charlene and Clarence, who are pleased by the fact that Joe and Marcy are unconcerned that they are an interracial couple. Crunchy scornsJoe’s idea of hiring a moving company, and offers his truck to haul all of their stuff….