The Great War on Typos have begin!

[Bradster]

10/4/11: 2nd panel should probably read "womens' rights"

[Galaxy Hunter]

13 Oct 11, two in one

First Panel: Torg says "...put its muscle tissue into the over." I think you meant to say oven.

Last Panel: Grunt says "cornosarus". Assuming you're going with the idea of parodying off of the word "dinosaur", it should be cornosaurus.

End of Line.

[Silverwalker]

Today's strip, third panel: "No, man! She's my girlfriend's cub. I was just using him to ..."

It should probably be: "He's my girlfriend's cub."

[Jorg]

November 16. 'Stapleside' should probably be 'staplecide'. Also, Bun-Bun is missing his spots...

[Bradster]

November 18: 3rd panel should be "apparently".

[Badvok]

Today's filler - 25 Nov 2011. I know you Americans drop the 'h' from herb and therefore you use 'an herb' whereas we English don't and for us it is 'a herb'. But does this also apply to herbivore?

[Zillatain]

Today's filler - 25 Nov 2011. I know you Americans drop the 'h' from herb and therefore you use 'an herb' whereas we English don't and for us it is 'a herb'. But does this also apply to herbivore?

Dictionary.com has it pronounced with the 'h'. An informal check with Google: 291k for 'a herbivore' ; 111k for 'an herbivore'.

[Silverwalker]

In today's comic: "ensamble", should be "ensemble".

[Silly Green Monkey]

Torg's 'to' heavy for Jessup?

[Bradster]

12/2/11, 3rd panel should be "definitely see a doctor", not defiantly.
4th panel looks like there's an errant comma in Noogy's line "and you think I'm, strange?"

[Silverwalker]

Today's comic, first panel: "happeneing", should be "happening"

[Silly Green Monkey]

It's not "pic-a-nic", it's "picnic". French, originally meaning a meal eaten in the family room (not in the dining room, but still indoors).

[balthazar]

"Pic-a-nic Basket" is a Yogi Bear-ism. Proper english it is not, But then it never was. That's what made it funny.

[Bradster]

12/19/11: 2nd frame, Torg's 2nd speech balloon should either read "THE run-down strip joint" or "THAT run-down...". The current "THA" almost looks like a margin drop, but I don't know how the strip's dialogue is inserted where it belongs..

[Bradster]

Sluggy Book 11, back cover: "(The) Santa Clause" was a Tim Allen movie franchise. Bun-Bun is sick of failing to kill "Santa Claus"