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** "Creator/GildaRadner isn't supposed to end." Tell me you didn't cry like a little kid with a skinned knee when you read that.
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* The Christmas 2019 arc [[https://www.cbr.com/bloom-county-never-too-late-for-wonderful-life/ "It's Never Too Late For A Wonderful Life"]] where Steve adopts an aged former fighting dog.
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* The Christmas 2019 arc [[https://www.cbr.com/bloom-county-never-too-late-for-wonderful-life/ "It's Never Too Late For A Wonderful Life"]] where Steve adopts an aged former fighting dog.dog.
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* A strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).
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* A strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).so).
* [[https://imgur.com/t/bloom_county/TCzAr This]] comic drawn after the 2018 Parkland High School shooting. Count the dandelions...
* The Christmas 2019 arc [[https://www.cbr.com/bloom-county-never-too-late-for-wonderful-life/ "It's Never Too Late For A Wonderful Life"]] where Steve adopts an aged former fighting dog.
* [[https://imgur.com/t/bloom_county/TCzAr This]] comic drawn after the 2018 Parkland High School shooting. Count the dandelions...
* The Christmas 2019 arc [[https://www.cbr.com/bloom-county-never-too-late-for-wonderful-life/ "It's Never Too Late For A Wonderful Life"]] where Steve adopts an aged former fighting dog.
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aint like little boys don't cry when they get hurt too
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** "Creator/GildaRadner isn't supposed to end." Tell me you didn't cry like a little girl kid with a skinned knee when you read that.
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* A recent strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).
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* A recent strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).
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-->'''Woman:''' This'll be a freebie, dear.
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-->'''Woman:''' [[PetTheDog This'll be a freebie, dear.]]
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* The story where Opus comes within a hair's breadth of seeing his mother again... only to be dragged away in an ensuing firefight between the Mary Kay Commandos and an extremist PETA-like group.
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* The story where Opus comes within a hair's breadth of seeing his mother again... only to be dragged away in an ensuing firefight between the Mary Kay Commandos and an extremist PETA-like group.group.
* A recent strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).
* A recent strip has Oliver Wendell Jones ruining people's sense of wonderment with cold, hard facts. Mostly funny, until he tells the sick son about how all dragonflies die eventually. The boy is heartbroken and Oliver realizes he took it too far (even [[JerkAss Steve]] says so).
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** "Creator/GildaRadner isn't supposed to end." Tell me you didn't cry like a little girl with a skinned knee when you read that.
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-->'''Woman:''' This'll be a freebie, dear.
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-->'''Woman:''' This'll be a freebie, dear.dear.
* The story where Opus comes within a hair's breadth of seeing his mother again... only to be dragged away in an ensuing firefight between the Mary Kay Commandos and an extremist PETA-like group.
* The story where Opus comes within a hair's breadth of seeing his mother again... only to be dragged away in an ensuing firefight between the Mary Kay Commandos and an extremist PETA-like group.
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* Ronald-Ann's mother is rarely around, and her father abandoned her. In one strip, Ronald-Ann is alone in her apartment, calling Dial-a-Mom so she'll have someone to talk to.
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* Ronald-Ann's mother is rarely around, and her father abandoned her.isn't part of her life. In one strip, Ronald-Ann is alone in her apartment, calling Dial-a-Mom so she'll have someone to talk to.
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-->'''Ronald-Ann:'' I have [[CompanionCube Reynelda]]. She doesn't have a head.
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* Pretty much everything around the end of Bloom County. Opus' dandelion gardens are destroyed and paved over, everyone has left the comic, and the final panel of the last page is Opus slowly walking away alone into a blank nothingness as his fruit hat falls apart.
* Ronald-Ann's home life is an ongoing tearjerker. She lives in poverty in a squalid, crime-infested city neighborhood, which shocks Opus, Mortimer, and Tim W. Forty. In one strip, she writes a letter to Michael Jackson after learning that the star bought the Elephant Man's skeleton, offering to sell him Opus' skeleton so that her neighborhood could afford heating oil. In another strip, she tells Trump!Bill about the hunger, poverty, and overcrowding that characterize her home life.
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' My Palm Beach cottage has 118 rooms. How many rooms does your cottage have?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' One. But we have nine beds! [[CompanionCube Reynelda]] here sleeps in a soup box.
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' I have a $100 million boat. Do you have a boat?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' When the plumbing breaks, our sofa floats!
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' I have a dream, a dream that one day I might get six points on margin for the Eiffel Tower deal. What do you dream about?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Dinner.
* Ronald-Ann's mother is rarely around, and her father abandoned her. In one strip, Ronald-Ann is alone in her apartment, calling Dial-a-Mom so she'll have someone to talk to.
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Is this Dial-a-Mom?
-->'''Woman:''' Yes, but don't you have a mother?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Yes, but she's in gym class at the moment.
-->'''Woman:''' Do you have a father?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:'' I have [[CompanionCube Reynelda]]. She doesn't have a head.
-->'''Woman:''' I'm sorry to hear that.
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Can I talk to a mom? Uh, my Visa Gold Card has expired.
-->'''Woman:''' This'll be a freebie, dear.
* Ronald-Ann's home life is an ongoing tearjerker. She lives in poverty in a squalid, crime-infested city neighborhood, which shocks Opus, Mortimer, and Tim W. Forty. In one strip, she writes a letter to Michael Jackson after learning that the star bought the Elephant Man's skeleton, offering to sell him Opus' skeleton so that her neighborhood could afford heating oil. In another strip, she tells Trump!Bill about the hunger, poverty, and overcrowding that characterize her home life.
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' My Palm Beach cottage has 118 rooms. How many rooms does your cottage have?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' One. But we have nine beds! [[CompanionCube Reynelda]] here sleeps in a soup box.
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' I have a $100 million boat. Do you have a boat?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' When the plumbing breaks, our sofa floats!
-->'''Trump!Bill:''' I have a dream, a dream that one day I might get six points on margin for the Eiffel Tower deal. What do you dream about?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Dinner.
* Ronald-Ann's mother is rarely around, and her father abandoned her. In one strip, Ronald-Ann is alone in her apartment, calling Dial-a-Mom so she'll have someone to talk to.
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Is this Dial-a-Mom?
-->'''Woman:''' Yes, but don't you have a mother?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Yes, but she's in gym class at the moment.
-->'''Woman:''' Do you have a father?
-->'''Ronald-Ann:'' I have [[CompanionCube Reynelda]]. She doesn't have a head.
-->'''Woman:''' I'm sorry to hear that.
-->'''Ronald-Ann:''' Can I talk to a mom? Uh, my Visa Gold Card has expired.
-->'''Woman:''' This'll be a freebie, dear.
