Soup to Nutz

Soup to Nutz is a daily comic strip drawn by Rick Stromoski. It centers on the Nutz family, particularly the three children in the family.

Soup to Nutz
Author(s)Rick Stromoski
Current status/scheduleConcluded daily & Sunday strip
Launch dateMarch 27, 2000[1]
End dateMay 26, 2018
Syndicate(s)Newspaper Enterprise Association (Andrews McMeel Syndication)
Publisher(s)Andrews McMeel Publishing
Genre(s)Humor

The comic launched in March 2000, went into reprints on March 5, 2018, and ended its run on May 28, 2018.[1] It was syndicated by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.

Characters

Roy Nutz: The patriarch of the Nutz family, a typical blue-collar working man. The short-tempered head of the Catholic household enjoys watching TV and drinking beer.

Pat Nutz: Roy's wife.

Roy Nutz, Jr., aka Royboy: The oldest of the three Nutz children. Huskily built, he is rather slow witted, overeats, and enjoys sports.

Babs Nutz: The middle of the three Nutz children is the only girl, and the smartest. She is able to manipulate both Royboy and Andrew to her advantage.

Andrew Nutz: The youngest of the three Nutz children. Andrew enjoys playing with dolls, and is bossed around on a regular basis by both of his older siblings.

Collections
  • Soup to Nutz: The First Course (2003); ISBN 0-7407-3946-8
  • Soup to Nutz A Second Helping (2013); ISBN 1-6262-0455-1
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References
  1. Degg, D. D."SOUP TO NUTZ ENDS 18 YEAR RUN," The Daily Cartoonist (May 28, 2018).


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