More They'll Do It Every Time

Jimmy Hatlo’s long-running single-panel gag series, launched by Avon Books in 1957, skewers human folly with a warm, knowing wink. Hatlo both wrote and drew these sharp, often rueful observations on everyday stupidity, earning the strip a devoted following for its timeless, relatable humor. Its enduring premise—that people will keep making the same silly mistakes—has kept it in print for decades, a testament to Hatlo’s keen eye for the absurdities of ordinary life.