| The structure of the novel is architectural, and Fleming builds a postmodern sandwich that even Dagwood could admire. |
| As multi-layered as a Dagwood sandwich and as forlorn as the last day of summer, the album makes the most out of misery. |
| As he read the printed words in the balloons that floated above Dagwood and Blondie he drummed his fingers on the table. |
| Barbara Brzezinski of 62 Wolseley North said she remembered that a Dagwood restaurant was once refused because it was a franchisee. |
| Technological man is either a specialist-savant like Sherlock Holmes or an emasculated drone like Dagwood Bumstead, according to McLuhan. |
| It's hard to argue that Huey really belongs next to Beetle Bailey and Dagwood. |
