Prison Break!

It's been a couple of years since I featured this particular missionary companionship. I figured it's about time to dust them off.

The next time a Deacons' Quorum Advisor wants to organize a temple trip, try telling the boys that you're planning a spirit prison break and want their help and I guarantee that you'll get great participation.

I was a little disappointed that none of my comic book loving readers commented on the numerous Easter eggs I left in last week's comic. Maybe my comic strip loving readers can identify what's significant about Apartment 3-G.

Large and in Charge

Is there anything more terrifying for a missionary than to be given charge over a companionship?

Superman's Baptismal Date

I've once covered which superheroes would be interested in baptism previously on this website, although that post didn't include Kal-El. It took me nearly seven years, but it looks like I finally got around to answering the question of his interest in the gospel.

Today's gag comes from the fertile mind of faithful reader Elder V.

One Way to Avoid the Curse

Elder Ryan is certainly proactive.

Cupid's Lessons

Here's a comic from a very specific subset of gags I've created over the years: the Valentine-themed, New Era-published joke with a sad-sack guy unlucky in love.

The Return of the Mission Curse

Poor Elder Ryan: as long as Elder Van Dyke remains in the mission, the threat of the mission curse lives on!

Brother Brigham's Valentine's Day

From time to time, I'll come up with a gag that I first send to the Church's magazines in the chance that the New Era or Friend is interested in publishing it.* Then, depending on their response, I'll either publish it on this website after their rejection or wait a year plus for the comic to run in the magazine before posting it on my blog. With today's comic, I didn't even bother.

*I've never gotten the Ensign to bite.