Heathcliff points at the veterinarian.

Obese doctors are an interesting thing.

>>91527059
You should search up the health minister of belguim sometime friendo

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I think this might be the first Heathcliff comic that I've actually understood. It's not funny, but I understand it.

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>>91527140
Pleb

>>91527494
Deep.

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>>91527046
The joke here is that Heathcliff has attempted to turn his situation, being an examination of his weight gain, toward the similarly hefty veterinarian.

>>91527182
Less of a joke and more of an announcement. The humor derives in Heathcliff attempting to kill and eat the first robin of spring, along with the clear pride of said robin.

>>91527494
This one strikes Gallagher's more inspirational side. Heathcliff has made a lot of garbage in his day, and through dedication to his craft he claimed his contribution to the city dump. Even career garbage men look up to Heathcliff's success, and want a taste of the same.

>>91528587
A simple joke, the humor comes from the common knowledge that chihuahuas do not congregate in swarms, despite sometimes appearing to.

>>91528636
This is a parody of individuals who wear articles of clothing that describe their wearers in writing, along with witty onlookers stating the clothing descriptions as though they know that person.
It's also a nod to Yellow Kid, one of the pioneering comic characters of the 1890s (pic related).

>>91527059
Eh, he's a vet.

>>91531849
Kinda sad how soldiers let themselves go once they're out of the service.

>>91530295
You should write an article about the subtle complexity of Heathcliff

>>91527046
Wait, this one actually HAS a joke, how come?