
According to Berkeley Breathed's official website, this morning's and next Sunday's "Opus" comic strip will be pulled from a "large number" of newspapers around the nation including The Washington Post.
The famed Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of "Bloom County" returned to the funny pages in 2003 after an 8-year hiatus, and it appears that he is back where he belongs, getting under the skin of the conservative and easily-offended.
Metafilter has an interesting thread about the controversy, pointing out, correctly that the strip in question "is about as offensive as a cheese cracker".
It will be interesting to see if any local newspapers refuse to run the strip, which can be seen in its entirety on Salon.




I guess that depends on the kind of cheese cracker. How do they get away with Spic n' Span either?
This is a brilliant point and I'm glad that I can agree with what you agree with!