Did anyone here actually read the comics?
Did anyone here actually read the comics?
Jackson Evans
Ayden Gonzalez
It's pretty different from the show.
Dominic Richardson
I remember this shit in the Atlanta newspapers
Jose Foster
I did.
They were pretty bland
That being said, the cartoon seriously overcompensated.
Ethan Myers
Haha
user is a nigger
Jordan Gutierrez
It was the second pillar alongside Jon Stewart for why I didn't go batshit insane during the Bush years.
Carson Jones
Liam Murphy
>When I’m done, can I put a dress on you?
Christopher Reed
Yeah. I missed Caesar but Riley sort of did double time and functioned a little like him in the show. The school faculty played a larger role, Cindy's role was pretty expanded and Ruckus didn't exist until the show premiered.
Christian Brown
>Aaron turned him into a proto hotep/black revolutionary
My fucking sides
Sebastian Torres
I loved them
Christopher Moore
There was also the time Huey tried to get Condoleeza Rice to chill by setting her up with some dick. People who only watch the cartoon are missing out.
Jose Stewart
Ruckus was always Tom taken to 1100.
Daniel Sanders
they used print them in our local paper, but I doubt many actually read them
Brody Turner
I used to in middle school because they would force us to read the newspaper for 30 mins every day. I just read the comics and did sudoku
Brayden Perry
Boondocks was pretty popular in my school at the time because it was such a fresh looking strip. Between that, Foxtrot,and get Fuzzy it was a pretty decent time for comic strips. Some new blood compared to strips that even then were running on empty for over a decade.
Landon Wright
I bought my mom a book that had a collection of them last year for her birthday
Evan Smith
I got serious Josh Luna vibes from this one.
Jonathan Perez
Cute.
Easton Williams
>Black revolutionary Jar-Jar
…huh?
Liam Rivera
I have. I agree with a lot of the social politics, but still find it bland and preachy.
I also find it hilarious that Aaron McGruder criticizes other races for emulating Black American culture, while borrowing SO MUCH from Japan.
Levi Morales
put...put a dress on
Noah Jenkins
His characterization in the films borrows heavily from American Minstrelsy, so this is the natural evolution.