July 28th, 2015

Tuesday’s Top Ten Comics on Parenthood

by The King

National Parents Day is annually celebrated, in the United States, on the fourth Sunday in July. A combination of Father’s Day and Mother’s Day, National Parents Day is a day to honor your parents, show appreciation to them and to celebrate family. In honor of all the parents out there, we have compiled this collection of comics on parenthood.

1. It’s definitely apparent when you’re a parent when you do or say these things.

Family Circus, January 15, 2012

2. Darryl and Wanda of “Baby Blues” find it hard to believe that they are parents of three children.

Baby Blues, July 7, 2015

3. Jill of “The Pajama Diaries” asks the important questions, but she doesn’t always receive the answer that she wants to hear. 

Pajama Diaries, April 8, 2015

4. Jenny Miller is looking for a Divine Intervention after taking Marvin to church and he starts crying during the service.

Marvin, June 18, 2010

5. Every parent thinks their baby is the cutest. This couple begs to differ.

Carpe Diem, July 25, 2015

6.  It will be a long night for Blondie and Dagwood, with both of them separately waiting for Cookie to return from her date.

Blondie, September 8, 2012

7. Walt and Connie Duncan of “Zits” know intuitively that parenthood is a lifetime commitment.

Zits, October 22, 2010

8.  The maternal instinct is strong in this “Six Chix” cartoon character.

Six Chix, October 23, 2010

9.  Helen and Ed Kudlick of “Dustin” are not your typical parents. They are look to their empty next future with glee.

Dustin, April 1, 2015

10.  There are two sides to every story. Curtis’ father chooses to look on the positive side.

Curtis, January 20, 2014