Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #7.

 

STORY RECAP: Joe’s landlord, Ernest Sourstone, has threatened Joe with raising his rent if he is caught having fun.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for installment seven on Wednesday.

Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #6.

 

STORY RECAP: We met Joe’s landlord, Ernest Sourstone. Then Joe asked Sourstone what he did for fun.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for installment seven on Monday.

Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #5.

 STORY RECAP: Joe has decided to ask his landlord, Ernest Sourstone, what he does for fun.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for installment six on Friday.

Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #4.

STORY RECAP: Joe’s girlfriend Bridget Puppylover has a new friend named Bruno, and Joe is still not having fun.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for installment five later this week.

Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #3.

STORY RECAP: In his quest for fun, Joe has bought tickets to a kazoo symphony concert. His girlfriend Bridget Puppylover has invited him over.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for the next installment next week.

Joe Barker in “The Kid from Doggone City!” Episode #2

 

STORY RECAP: Trapped in a repetitive job at Humdrum Industries, making the mysteriously humming drums that are so vital to the nation's economy, Joe has come to the realization that life is not fun.

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Look for installment three on Friday.

Beginning: “The Kid from Doggone City!” ©2021 by Mark Armstrong

 

TO BE CONTINUED…

 

I'm going to start the strip off on a 3-times-a-week schedule: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Come back Wednesday for installment two in the life and times of Joe Barker.

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