America’s Sunday Funnies for Nov. 15, 2026 — Butterflies, Space Travel and Soap Opera Drama
Stripe has a question about butterflies, Major Nelson Anthony plants Earth’s flag on a distant planet, and Vanessa Tate might want to let Brad finish his sentence. Catch all three comics in this week’s Atlantic City Focus.
Stripe: The Butterflies? I caught them. Then... I Let Them Go.
We All Go Back Home Safe To our Family. We're All Civilized....Right?
Major Nelson Anthony: And Now...As The First Living Creature Of Any Kind To Set Foot On This Planet...I Proudly Plant This Flag... for Mission Control and For Earth...
Announcer: And now we return you to the last 3 minutes and 24 seconds of The Many Loves Of Vanessa Tate...shown with limited commercial interruptions...
Vanessa: Let me stop you there, Brad. Brad ...this...is not working for me...I know you wanted to get married...but Keith has a good stable job and will be a marketing star. I have to think about my security...
I'm sorry I had to say that before you finish...please continue.
Brad: I wanted to marry you now because I just came back from my lawyers because I hit the lottery for more than 16 million dollars....after taxes...
Vanessa: April Fool's Baby...?
Brad: Vanessa it's 2 weeks before Thanksgiving.
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The Unity & Heritage Exhibition is on display until December at The African American Heritage Museum Of Southern New Jersey.
