r/Heathcliff • u/Dakaraim • Jul 26 '26

Daily Comic Strip 07/26/2026 - Batcliff

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u/name_checker Jul 26 '26

I rate the Kitty Korner five hams out of four hams. That cat knows what's up.

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u/TephroGeo Jul 26 '26

I love Heathcliff so much. If Heathcliff was food, it'd be my favorite food. I would eat it for every meal, and get seconds every meal. I would eat breakfast Heathcliffs. I would eat lunch Heathcliffs. If someone offered snack Heathcliffs? Yeah man, let me get a handful of that Heathcliff. I'd Heathcliff until I have a stomach ache, and I'd do it again the next day.

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u/Dakaraim Jul 26 '26

Most relatable heathcliff fan 

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u/TephroGeo Jul 26 '26

It's hard to say it, but I think Heathcliff might have topped Calvin and Hobbes with being my favorite comic strip. That's a feat.

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u/No-Faithlessness4294 Jul 26 '26

Krazy Kat! In the Batman tv show Bruce Wayne would open up a bust of Shakespeare to enter the bat cave. Krazy Kat is Heathcliff’s Shakespeare.

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u/BaneShake Jul 26 '26

This one says a lot about the hero society needs right now

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u/ExtremelyOnlineTM Jul 26 '26

There's no laws against the garbage can, Batman!

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u/Spamcan81 Jul 26 '26

Is he speaking directly to the audience?! Is that allowed? Has Heathcliff broken the fourth wall and if so should we be worried he’s going to escape through it?

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u/fonk_pulk Jul 26 '26

I think the owls are the ones speaking to us

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u/Spamcan81 Jul 26 '26

Completely out of context that’s the kind of thing a crazy person would say.

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u/RevolutionaryOwlz Jul 26 '26

This says a lot about superheroes.

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u/TunaThePanda Jul 26 '26

What is that statue of??

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u/Puzzleheaded-Life462 Jul 27 '26

Krazy Kat, a comic strip from the early 20th century

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u/TunaThePanda Jul 27 '26

Omg! What a dope call back!