I like the guy with the cat on his shoulder talking to the waitress. The rest is take it or leave it lefto drivel.

Vile,hopeless,unfunny excuse for a comic strip. Not a sympathetic or likable character in it. Wiley should do us all a favor and gnaw on the business end of a .357 rather than inflict us all with this bleak, left-wing sludge

Started life as mediocre Farside rip off, seems to have progressed to bad Doonesbury ripoff.

I love it you have to think first then laugh out loud

This is good. Good drawing, good humour.

I've always been a fan of his artwork! Excellent perspectives both from art and writing! ~Erg!

Brilliantly drawn by one of the great stylists working today. The writing sometimes lags, so I give it a 4

You know, I have tried to enjoy this strip...hasn't registered yet. Once, I admit, I agreed with a gag which excoriated the "Christian" right wackos.

i think the guy who does this is more of an illustrator than a comic. the art is great, though i don't find it appealing, and i find the humor sarcastic and repetitive.

Its mood varies from familial heartiness to (more commonly) total gloom. The art is skilled but often deliberately revolting. I liked it better before it contradicted its title with ongoing series.

Perfectly sarcastic observations on business and home life. I still love Anthropomorphic Theatre.