| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | wronghero (0)
01/29/2006 | In its early days, the strip was a breath of fresh air, though it ran somewhat low on steam after a few years. Still, Groening is a phenomenon--like his friend Lynda barry, he nearly always manages to dredge up something new from his capacious bag of childhood memories....
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 | John Candy (2)
09/27/2005 | Never read it, but the Title tells me it's good.
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 | Djahuti (54)
06/02/2005 | Often biting and sardonic,always a hoot!
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| bwendo (0)
05/30/2004 | he's so good so often that i've spent the day trying to find current cartoons because they're not available locally
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| Kikki Polke (0)
04/29/2004 | Totally on-target social commentary. This man is the master of exposing us to ourselves.
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 | Sk8er1272 (0)
04/26/2004 | Classic Steve is messed up. If you like the simpsons you should like life in hell. I find it unbelievabley funny. It has strange and twisted jokes. But if you don't like it Steve don't read it.
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 | Enkidu (37)
03/29/2004 | Hilarious and twisted look at modern life, relationships, and psychobabble. We don't have this strip in our local papers, unfortunately, but it's always been pretty darn funny.
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 | Classic Steve (0)
05/22/2003 | For Matt Groening, this is terribly disappointing. I suppose maybe a third of the strips show some sign of cleverness; the rest, practically none. I have little love for minimalist comics that involve a copy and paste style, uninteresting visuals, and an over-long slew of word bubbles.
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