Daddy's Home: Sweet Hearts for the Married

This cartoon is hilarious because marriage is a miserable experience.

Daddy's Home: These school forms are ludicrous...

This comic is hilarious because Pete would rather let his son die of exposure to peanuts than fill out a form.

Daddy's Home: Studying the Great Depression, huh?

This comic is hilarious because the Great Depression so totally was a swinging good time, what with all that poverty and starvation and suicide.

Daddy's Home: CRUN-CH!

This is a pretty funny comic strip.

But the onomatopoeia bothers me. The CRUN-CH! is in Pete's word bubble, but Pete is obviously not saying it. Further, the CRUN-CH! is unnecessary, as Pete's dialog explains the problem with the muffins perfectly well. And further still, what's with the dash in between CRUN and CH? I'm guessing it's there to denote, um, chewing or something, but it doesn't really do that very well.

Of course, I tend to not be a very big fan of onomatopoeia in general, as it very rarely adds anything of value and is annoyingly hard to spell.

Daddy's Home: It's macaroni and cheese from a box.

This comic is hilarious because men can't cook, because actual cooking is something women do.

Daddy's Home: Yeah, I'll show you. It's way easier than bypassing a "Parental Control" password.

This comic is hilarious because Elliot looks at porn.

Hi and Lois, Betty and Daddy's Home: I'm a kid of Camp Runamucca...

In case you haven't been paying attention, every child in the comics section has been sent off to summer camp, where they are participating in such traditional tropes as:

• Going to a camp with a ridiculous name.
• Having enormous counselors make them do stuff they don't want to do.
• Singing stupid songs.
• Not understanding old-fashioned games because their minds have been poisoned by teh modern technology.