That strip was funny. When the guy graduated, he sold a collection book of his strips. I lost mine years ago.

I've looked online and have never found any reference. Anyone got one? I can't even find the guy's name that drew the strip.

Forgive me, obviously I'm olds. My online research skills maybe compromised by my age.

here's a little something

https://hullabalog.wordpress.com/2009/06/25/a-super-hero-sighting/

Those were awesome! That and the Spade Phillips P.I. comic were the golden age of the Batt. I think they even did a crossover series one semester.

Boomer Cardinale.

https://www.bpia.org/board-of-directors/

Tubularman was cool but I preferred STICK lol. Stick seemed a little funnier to read and all I can remember about him other than I liked it was that one strip he opened a door to look out and he was in the sip frathouse on top of Bonfire haha.

Waldo, WYLBURbeast, and the Bad Eggs

The best Batt comics were the ones from when I was there. All other eras don't compare

Some of my fondest memories of A&M!
Is there even a Battalion anymore?

I have a copy of that book.

Yes but it's no longer a daily paper.

Not daily? Man.

Who was that comic jn the Batt jn the late 90s, early 2000s that eventually lost his job at the Batt because of a political cartoon?

The Uncartoonist…?

Never thought about how I carried my backpack until Tubularman brought it up

CaddoAggie96 said:

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Never thought about how I carried my backpack until Tubularman brought it up

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I was also a single strapper until I rebelled one day.