Hi and Lois: Sunday Best Paperback – October 29, 2004

It is great to have so many of Hi and Lois comics in one book.

Our 35 year old son LOVES Hi & Lois - it's for Christmas and he'll be delighted!

A nice addition to my collection of vintage comics.

a good, funny book, and it arrived promptly and in excellent condition

I dislike hi and lois comics. nothing really changes... trixi AND THE TWINS NEVER GROW UP!!!TOO BORING. WASTE OF SPACE IN THE PAPER..

Living in my part of the world makes finding the cartoon Hi and Lois a little difficult to find at times. However, I had to jump at the opportunity of reading this wonderfully put together collection of the Sunday Best featuring the whole Hi and Lois gang.This book is softcover measuring 11 inches X 8.5 approx. There are a total of 128 pages and almost each page (with the exception of the first few pages which consists more of an intro to the strip) features the beautifully color drawn strips that we found at one time or another in the Sunday papers. Each page is numbered and while it is true that the individual creation/publication dates are not indicated, you can easily see the evolution of the drawings which made it fun for me as I like to see the development of the artist as he grows with his medium.Also, this strip is such fun to read. It is innocent and brings me back to earlier in my life when I was a child and things always seemed so much simpler. Trixie and her love of the sunbeam - so sweet and beautiful. I also love the "thoughts" that run through her little head - always wondering, always discovering - it is heartwarming. Of course, I also love Dawg....This strip has an innocence that touches me deeply and this collection is beautiful.

As this compilation was supposedly a celebration of all the years of the Sunday comic strip I was expecting to see more of the earlier strips. In fact there were only a handful of the earlier strips with only a couple being representative of the earliest years of "Hi and Lois." The strips are cute but I was hardly nostalgic for strips from the last 25 years.

Nicely printed in full color on slick paper. At least the pages are numbered, but few strips retain their original dates and many do not even have the year of copyright. I, for one, would have liked to have seen the first "Hi and Lois" Sunday reprinted, and more historic inclusions. Oh, well... Most reprinted strips seem to be from the last third of the feature's history, and several nice autumn examples are included. The strips are arranged in subject categories. For all that, "Hi and Lois" is a family humor strip which will stand up better in the long run than the more socially revelant strips which seem to dominate the newspapers today. We can only wait for a more comprehensive collection with date citations, as we do for the companion feature "Beetle Bailey." In the meanwhile, buy this book. Also recommended for public and school libraries.

..migliori strisce domenicali di Hi, Lois e famiglia.. solo per anglofoni ma ne vale davvero la pena.. Divertentissimo e "reale" per una comicita' di altri tempi..