I really miss my old elementary school cafeteria. Those lunch ladies could whip up an incredible, stick-to-your-ribs, fit-for-a-king meal without the slightest regard toward low-fat, no-carbs, or any other healthy principles.

Oh, how I yearn for those days again.

And since today’s comic deals with food as well as time-travel, I’ve included one of my favorite songs from 1990. Hope you have a good flashback and enjoy!

And be sure not to miss tomorrow’s double-sized comic!

NEWS ITEM: I don’t know if you’ve seen it or not, but I was featured in a recent Bearman Cartoons post about how I was such a dedicated “BearManiac”. I think I was poked fun at, but I couldn’t feel it thru all the chest hair. Check it out!

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If you’re new to this storyline, start here and click NEXT to progress forward.

Sometimes (a lot of times, actually), I’ll start scripting a comic without having the slightest clue what the punchline is gonna be. This was one of those, but when I finished writing the second panel….BAM! It hit me. I hope you like it. If any of you have a better (or just comedically different) punchline, let ‘er rip.

NEWS ITEM: Check out the this comic Bearman and I collaborated on in the latest Bearman Cartoons.

Y'know Hank's gonna need a presidential pardon one day.

Hank’s really getting around these days. I’ve been enjoying viewing all of his various appearance throughout the internet. Here are just a few places you can catch a cameo or glimpse of Hank:

~ Hank made a surprise guest-appearance here in Matt Stout’s Big Sandy Gilmore comic.

~ Hank also got a chance to be in Phil Oliveira’s Canned Ham comic in this strip.

~ You can even see Hank in this Bearman’s Beartoons comic.

~ Michelle Billingsley’s JOE comic had a couple of guest-spots by Hank here and here.

There were also some cool write-ups and articles about Hank and ADDANAC CITY on a few blogs. If you get a chance, check out Hmm, Sweet Splendid Wisdom and Joe’s Heebie Jeebies Blog.

So, please, visit these fine folks and show them some good ol’ Addanac City love. I know they’ll be glad you came by!

Bearman was one of the first cartoonists to befriend me when I started doing ADDANAC CITY as a webcomic. He left me a few comments and we just hit it off. We’re always challenging each other as well his picking at our own foibles. Regardless of how self-deprecating he appears to be, Bearman is a more-than-talented cartoonist. This guy draws some of the funniest political and social commentary cartoons on the web.

Check out his website at Bearman Cartoons.

He did a guest strip for me a few months ago, but I really wanted him to stop back by for an encore presentation. I think he did a bang-up job with Hank. So go show Bearman some love on his site. You’ll get a kick out of it.

And don’t forget about Bearman’s great charity drive in which he donates money to a worthy cause based on what YOU do.

TOMORROW’S GUEST STRIP by: Michelle Billingsley of “Joe!”

Anyway, my friend Bearman, besides being an all-around great guy, he’s also a philanthropist (a bit different than a philanderer, I’m told). He’s sponsoring the Bearman Charity Challenge.

Now, before you get all into a huff, check this out: this charity drive costs you nothing, True Believer. Bearman’s the one footing the bill.

For every time you post a blog, tweet on Twitter, link to his Drive, or anything related, he’ll donate money. Now what could be better than spending someone else’s moola? I don’t know, either.

So, go check out the Bearman Charity Drive and see what you can do to help others in crisis situations and send Mr. Bearman to the poorhouse (I live on the second floor and I could use the company).

Tell ‘im Big George from ADDANAC CITY sent ya!