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Gunk - Curtis's cross-eyed Caucasian best friend. A native of the fictional Flyspeck Island, Gunk (an initialism for Gladimus Umfred Nostradamus Klaustauvicke) often gives some bizarre item to Curtis, with disastrous results (most often a chameleon). One of his quirks is his refusal to fight anybody, but he also is cat-like in his moves to ...
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- Ray Billingsley
- October 3, 1988; 34 years ago
- King Features Syndicate
Gunk - Curtis's cross-eyed Caucasian best friend. A native of the fictional Flyspeck Island, Gunk (an initialism for Gladimus Umfred Nostradamus Klaustauvicke) often gives some bizarre item to Curtis, with disastrous results (most often a chameleon). One of his quirks is his refusal to fight anybody, but he also is cat-like in his moves to ...
Gunk - Curtis's cross-eyed Caucasian best friend. A native of the fictional Flyspeck Island, Gunk (an initialism for Gladimus Umfred Nostradamus Klaustauviwicke) often gives some bizarre item to Curtis, with disastrous results (most often a chameleon). One of his quirks is his refusal to fight anybody, but he also is cat-like in his moves to ...
Curtis is a comic strip by Ray Billingsley that follows the life and adventures of an urban black family, especially the title character, a mischievous and imaginative boy. The strip explores various themes such as family, friendship, school, music, and social issues with humor and heart. If you enjoy urban fantasy, novellas, or super-science, you might also like the related webpages below.
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May 15, 2024 · Answer: Gunk Gunk is a native of Flyspeck Island, where everything is a bit stranger than anywhere else. He has a pet chameleon who can become completely invisible. Whenever this happens at Curtis' house, the chameleon always makes a big mess, which is blamed on Curtis.
Cartoonist and SVA alumnus Ray Billingsley with the title character of Curtis, his syndicated daily comic strip.
The arc with Missy, the crack baby. Curtis and the family suspect that Barry found a cat, given he's been sneaking milk to the basement. When Curtis investigates, he finds Barry with a baby in his arms! Barry explains that he found Missy as he named her in a dumpster, and has been trying to take care of her.
