I Love You Doctor Ho! n.201 “The New Door” by Archie Silver.
A door set into a brick wall. The door wasn’t there yesterday. The number on the door is 666. The caption reads “A New Door Had Appeared That Morning.” ‘I’m Sure It’s Fine.’

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I Love You Doctor Ho! n.201 “The New Door” by Archie Silver.
A door set into a brick wall. The door wasn’t there yesterday. The number on the door is 666. The caption reads “A New Door Had Appeared That Morning.” ‘I’m Sure It’s Fine.’
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.200 “The Dog-Tor” by Archie Silver.
A remake of the classic, and second ever, Doctor Ho strip.
Doctor Ho is walking their dog, but the dog does dang old manage to escape! Doctor Ho chases afterwards. The caption reads “That Doggone Dog Is Gone!”
The other is the second Doctor Ho strip. Produced before I really understood the character.
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.199 “Trembling With Power” by Archie Silver.
A small dog trembles with power. The caption reads “Incredible Psychic Abilities.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.198 “Worms Of Wisdom” by Archie Silver.
A purple ugly-man holds a green worm in his hand. The caption reads “Contemplating The Worm.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.197 “Togetherness Foreverness” by Archie Silver.
The Crowded Crowd, The Togetherness Foreverness, The Intimate Infinite.
A mass of faces, all crammed together. The central face is highlighted. The caption reads “The Intimate Infinite.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.196 “Lakeside” by Archie Silver.
Doctor Ho takes a stroll around the lake.
An image of a lake. In the distance are some hills, a couple mountains and the setting sun. In the foreground is Doctor Ho, walking by. The caption reads “Lakeside Shuffle.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.195 “Ratcatcher” by Archie Silver.
The Magician Plies His Craft.
In 1284 on June 26, while the adults were in church, a man came to the town of Hamlin and stole 130 children. They left the city gates and went into the hills and were never seen again.
The caption reads “26th of June, 1285 A.D.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.194 “Clown Circus” by Archie Silver.
An abstract depiction of the clown circus. The caption reads “I Went To The Circus To See Some Clowns.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.193 “The Great Cookie Caper” by Archie Silver.
It was the perfect crime.
A four panel comic.
The first panel depicts the foiling of a cookie heist. Billy blames his stuffed monster, and imaginary friend, Boogy.
His mother is angry.
The second depicts a doctor explaining to Billy’s mother that the problem is in his brain. Billy’s mother looks very concerned.
The third is a close up of Billy receiving a painful and outdated form of ECT.
The fourth is Boogy, reclining in Billy’s bed, eating a cookie.
The caption reads “A Shocking Turn Of Events.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.192 “Old Baby” by Archie Silver.
Ey! I’m Da Big Baby Ovah Here! Goo-Goo Friggin’ Ga-Ga!
A closeup portrait of a baby faced man. The caption reads “Giuseppe ‘Da Big Baby’ Pizzapasta.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.191 “Motion Commotion” by Archie Silver.
Two faces swirl into each other. One half is green, the other half is blue. The caption reads “I Feel Sick.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.190 “Hungry Like The Horse” by Archie Silver.
A horse-headed beast squats in the darkness, tearing raw flesh from a bone. The caption reads “I’m So Hungry I Could Eat Like A Horse.”
Rest In Peace to John Blanche.
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.189 “Country Music” by Archie Silver.
Many stamps in multicolored ink. The stamps read either “Country” or “Sample Only.” The caption reads “Country Music.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.188 “King Of Cats” by Archie Silver.
The journey was complete, the secrets were no more.
An angular and abstract representation of the journey of the King of Cats. The caption reads “The King Of Cats Had Mastered The Mysteries.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.187 “Equine Labyrinth” by Archie Silver.
A labyrinth extends to the infinite horizon. Impossible purple mountains jut into the peach skies. The ears of a horse peek over the edge of the maze. The caption reads “Equine Labyrinth.”
I Love You Doctor Ho! n.186 “The Family Carcass” by Archie Silver.
The family circus family is gathered around Jeffy’s casket. Billy asks his crying mother “Why Are You Crying? He SAID ‘Cross-Your-Heart!’”