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1. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2018-01-20 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2018-01-20 Pub. Date: 2018-01-20
Image Number: 167382
Caption: Sadie, I keep hearing all this talk about how the president might be literally insane. It's making me feel anxious. Sometimes I wonder if this is how the British felt when King George III went crazy and lost America. Or is it more like how the Romans felt when Caligula made his horse a senator? That reminds me: Did you get to ride Caligula's horse, or were you too old for that? Before I answer that, let me show you what the Romans did to losers in the old days ...
     
2. Comic Strip Dan Piraro Bizarro 2017-11-26 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon: Bizarro
Viewable Date: 2017-11-26 Pub. Date: 2017-11-26
Image Number: 165347
Caption: You and your pictures of food.
     
3. Comic Strip Hilary Price Rhymes with Orange 2017-04-09 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon: Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date: 2017-04-09 Pub. Date: 2017-04-09
Image Number: 156034
Caption: Halftime at the Colosseum. Next time I want to do the toga launcher.
     
4. Comic Strip John Hambrock The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee 2016-10-16 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): John Hambrock
Comic/Cartoon: The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee
Viewable Date: 2016-10-16 Pub. Date: 2016-10-16
Image Number: 149175
Caption: This convenience store is nothing but a den of indecency!! It is? I saw you ogling that filth in front of this little boy! Shame on you!! What? The cigarettes? Don't look! Actually, I was looking at the donuts. Donuts?! You wanna know what brought Rome to its knees? Chocolate Frosted Crullers. Why do you think she's here? Twenty bucks on Powerball! Here are the numbers! I only buy these to help our poor, underprivileged schools. Of course. Thank you.
     
5. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2016-09-19 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2016-09-19 Pub. Date: 2016-09-19
Image Number: 148751
Caption: I dont care what your life coach told you. You don't get to choose your battles.
     
6. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2016-08-28 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2016-08-28 Pub. Date: 2016-08-28
Image Number: 146881
Caption: I'm tired of working, Randy. One of my ancestors put it best. It was the early days of the Roman republic. Randius Taylorus Maximus was a soldier in the Roman phalanx. That bored him to death. All the clumsy formations, all the cumbersome gear, all the losing ... so he deserted and joined up with the Spartans. That's where he stopped "working" for a living, and got to do what he loved. He got to oil up and go into battle half-naked, with nothing but his shield, his sword and his loincloth. Years later, he adventured across the world on the back of Tito, the last living woolly mammoth. That's when he met Buddha, who took credit for Randius' motto: "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." I just meant I felt like taking a nap.
     
7. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2016-07-30 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2016-07-30 Pub. Date: 2016-07-30
Image Number: 146487
Caption: On today's Ask Sadie Show with Sadie Cohen, we discuss one topic: The month of August. Everyone knows the month of August is named after Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar. What many don't realize, though, is Augustus was only a figurehead. The true power behind the throne was wielded by his mistress, Sadius Cohenus XVII. This explains why the month is so oppressive and unbearable. Shhh ... she might hear you.
     
8. Comic Strip Dave Coverly Speed Bump 2016-07-18 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dave Coverly
Comic/Cartoon: Speed Bump
Viewable Date: 2016-07-18 Pub. Date: 2016-07-18
Image Number: 145940
Caption: Athens. Cairo. Babylon. Machu Picchu. Beijing. Palmyra. Rome. Constantinople.
     
9. Comic Strip John Deering Strange Brew 2016-03-03 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): John Deering
Comic/Cartoon: Strange Brew
Viewable Date: 2016-03-03 Pub. Date: 2016-03-03
Image Number: 139851
Caption: Decline. Fall.
     
10. Comic Strip Dave Coverly Speed Bump 2015-08-23 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dave Coverly
Comic/Cartoon: Speed Bump
Viewable Date: 2015-08-23 Pub. Date: 2015-08-23
Image Number: 130678
Caption: Augustus. Claudius. Aurelius. Tinitus.
     
11. Comic Strip Dan Piraro Bizarro 2015-08-01 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon: Bizarro
Viewable Date: 2015-08-01 Pub. Date: 2015-08-01
Image Number: 129955
Caption: Morale is very low among the troops, Caesar, not that we've realized that when we run, our underwear shows.
     
12. Comic Strip Dan Piraro Bizarro 2015-07-01 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon: Bizarro
Viewable Date: 2015-07-01 Pub. Date: 2015-07-01
Image Number: 128666
Caption: Whew! We've done an awful lot for one day. Whadya say we knock off and finish the sign tomorrow? Welcome to R … Rome wasn't built in a day.
     
13. Comic Strip Dave Coverly Speed Bump 2015-03-22 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dave Coverly
Comic/Cartoon: Speed Bump
Viewable Date: 2015-03-22 Pub. Date: 2015-03-22
Image Number: 123764
Caption: I hate the pledge drive. Call.
     
14. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2015-02-15 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2015-02-15 Pub. Date: 2015-02-15
Image Number: 122934
Caption: I'm Spartacus! I am Spartacus! I am Spartacus! I'm Spartacus! I am Spartacus! I am Spartacus! Wow! Identity theft is really get out of control!
     
15. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2014-11-17 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2014-11-17 Pub. Date: 2014-11-17
Image Number: 119490
Caption: Psychology Dept. What should I call my paper on the increase in aggressive impulses during spring? "Beward the ids of March"!
     
16. Comic Strip Jim Borgman Jerry Scott Zits 2014-09-03 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Jim Borgman Jerry Scott
Comic/Cartoon: Zits
Viewable Date: 2014-09-03 Pub. Date: 2014-09-03
Image Number: 115653
Caption: It's high school, Jeremy, not the Battle of Carthage!
     
17. Comic Strip Hilary Price Rhymes with Orange 2014-05-19 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon: Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date: 2014-05-19 Pub. Date: 2014-05-19
Image Number: 111297
Caption: ROME'S FALL. Where's the Febrezius Maximus?! Et toot, Brutus?
     
18. Comic Strip Dan Piraro Bizarro 2014-03-14 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon: Bizarro
Viewable Date: 2014-03-14 Pub. Date: 2014-03-14
Image Number: 108211
Caption: We're not winning many battles, Caesar. If we move too quickly, our underwear shows.
     
19. Comic Strip Hilary Price Rhymes with Orange 2013-11-20 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon: Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date: 2013-11-20 Pub. Date: 2013-11-20
Image Number: 103848
Caption: ROME. Caesar Augustus. Tiberius Claudius. And who's this? Gluteus Maximus.
     
20. Comic Strip Hilary Price Rhymes with Orange 2013-10-17 Roman Empire 
Cartoonist(s): Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon: Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date: 2013-10-17 Pub. Date: 2013-10-17
Image Number: 102562
Caption: MATHEMATICUS POST TRAUMATICUS. (Division problem written with Roman numerals.) Rome's fall was hastened by long division.
     
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