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This article is about the comic strip. For the fictional character, see Mary Worth (character).


Mary Worth is a newspaper comic strip. It stars the title character, Mary Worth, an elderly old lady.

History

Comic Book Guy trades a Mary Worth telephone for Bart's original Itchy & Scratchy animation cel.[1]

Comic Book Guy once displayed a "very rare Mary Worth, in which she has advised a friend to commit suicide."[2]

During a tour of the Springfield Shopper's building, the tour group comes to the newspaper's comics section. The tour guide asks the group if anybody reads Mary Worth. When nobody responds the guide quickly decides to move on.[3]

Behind the Laughter

Mary Worth is a real-life comic strip.

Appearances

References

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