Brian Basset

I quite like this strip about a stay-at-home dad, who watches his three kids and takes care of the house while his wife works. It's often funny, though not typically in a gut-busting way, and occasionally raises some more mature issues that arise in family settings like this. Decent artwork, likeable characters and humor nicely drawn from believable family happenings.

Adam Newman is a stay-at-home father, taking care of the house and two children (soon to be three) while wife Laura brings home the bacon. The first book collection of quite a good strip (later renamed "Adam@Home), this is a witty, well-drawn and often true-to-life look at families and changing roles. I like it quite a bit.

A charming strip. set in the 1960's, about a boy and his dog, who can communicate telepathically. Sometimes humorously poignant, sometimes whimsical and light-hearted, sometimes missing the mark, in roughly equal proportion. Not as consistent as Basset's other strip, "Adam @ Home", it's still a likeable strip that occasionally evokes a nice bit of nostalgia.

A nice, competent, comfortable strip about a work-at-home coffee addict of a father, while the wife works out in the "real" world. Not an "A-list" strip, but such a far cry above the "Hi and Lois" type strips that I feel impelled to support strips like this whenever I can.