Beetle Bailey Sunday page digital proof, February 6, 2000.
The International Day of Peace, a United Nations-sanctioned holiday, is observed annually on September 21. Dedicated to world peace, it was first celebrated in 1982. The ringing of the United Nations Peace Bell at its headquarters in New York City is among the many events that take place on what is also known as World Peace Day. There is an inscription on the side of the bell that reads, “Long live absolute world peace.”
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Beetle Bailey Sunday page digital proof, February 20, 2000.
The answers to the puzzle in the middle panels above are:
These puzzles have been around for a long time. See if you can spot six differences in this vintage pair of drawings:
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Beetle Bailey Sunday page digital proof, March 7, 1999.
No one really knows when Sarge’s birthday is. Or how old he is. There are ten candles on the cake in the Sunday page above, so that is no clue to his age. In comic strips it’s best not to be too specific about these things. Better to be flexible so a gag like this can be used whenever it is written.
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