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Manuel Calavera posted:And drat you for the cliffhanger, SubNat! Moomin and the Eternal Cliffhangers  
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Peanuts (January 29, 1967) Funky Winkerbean  "This is not a misery competition, but dammit, score one for the pizza guy!" The punchline, of course, is the looming specter of explosive death, if the dark clouds didn't telegraph it hard enough. Classic Popeye Sunday: We've spent a few weeks without full-force Wimpy dickery. It's time to change that (c. 1942)  Pogo, in which the swamp folk decide to one-up NASA (again). (Jan 25, 1970; click for the more-legible-but-table-breaking original)  First-Gen Blondie, in which Dagwood ignites a neighborhood riot. (c. 1941)  And Baby Dumpling is his accomplice in petty theft! It's amazing (or disappointing) that Alexander turned out as dull as he did. Out Our Way (April 28-29, 1924) And since we were pitching Charles Schulz quotes yesterday: "There was no one who drew funnier and more warmhearted characters than J.R. Williams."  And to compliment that, here comes the circus! 
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Mister Beeg posted:Thorn (January 10-11, 1984) This strip is so hamfisted with its dangling plot-threads and twists. "The Dragon has a power! No, I won't tell you, but it's really really powerful!"
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SubNat posted:Moomin and the Eternal Cliffhangers Nothing like some  over tea.
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 Dumb question: Could they use an iPad or some such that would display sheet music and be synced with the music being played?  Marsala? Hmmm.....wait aminute, my next door neighbor is a chicken and her name is Marsala! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Modesty Blaise   Poor Willie. As for the Gruesome Twosome, ick. That wraps up The Bluebeard Affair Next time on Modesty Blaise: Modesty and Willie trade France for the French Quarter  And bump into an old friend  However the good times are not rolling  In fact they may be sunk!  Join us next time for 
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  Dana caught up today with Heavenly Nostrils  It should be Comic Sans though.    9 Chickweed Lane 1/26/2003   Zits  Welp, time to take a poo poo. 
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You motherfucker. Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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I love you, Fat Man Everett True
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Pros & Cons Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  Prince Valiant  #1: I really like her hoodie. #2:  Juliet Jones   Phantom Classic  Big Ben Bolt  The dialogue in that top corner panel. Gorsh. 
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin 
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Pakled posted:Everett True  I see more than a few shared traits.
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise The elephant carnage is just as good as anticipated. Awesome.
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SubNat posted:Moomin and the Eternal Cliffhangers I love that Mz Jansson drew the shadows of the support columns on the lantern. And that cloud The Mymble is standing on is adorable. Pros and Cons is so good.
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (April 28-29, 1924) 
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Heathcliff The Phantom  The top panel doesn't contain vital information today. Pickles  Sunday Rip Haywire still hasn't updated. Classic Prince Valiant  
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise Awesome. You don't get very much murderous elephant rampages in the funny pages these days.
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As it turns out, Apt. 3G's Frank Bolle has a loooonnnng list of credits in comic strips and comic books. Given his long life, that's inevitable. I ran into a comic strip he drew in the 1960s called Debbie Deere. It's a typical soap-opera strip.    The biggest surprise, though, is who the writer was. It's Al Jaffee, of the Mad Magazine's "Fold In" fame. More info here. Mister Beeg fucked around with this message at 22:31 on Jan 26, 2014 |
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GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant This is the weirdest roller coaster of manliness I have ever seen. It goes from an incredible epic fight that would make Rocky look like a chump, to Val in a dress and makeup extending his arm to a naked man sitting on some rocks sunning himself.
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He's about to wrestle that man. This rollercoaster ain't done. I owned all of the old classic Valiants when I was a kid and this is bringing back so many memories
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Green Intern posted:This strip is so hamfisted with its dangling plot-threads and twists. It's a nuke. The pig is Russia, the tiger is China, and the dragon is America. The pig didn't make it into Bone books, but the tiger and dragon still personify the cold war, it's just more subtle.
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RandomFerret posted:It's a nuke. The pig is Russia, the tiger is China, and the dragon is America. What country is lord Sauron?
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Mordor, dude. Duh. Edit: Hamfisted Visual Metaphor Comic  Fish status: still a ball of pent-up emotions and powerless frustration. flavor.flv fucked around with this message at 23:51 on Jan 26, 2014 |
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Thorn (January 12-13, 1984)  Lucky Cow (March 29-31, 2004)   
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Mister Kingdom posted:
They do. Apparently it's pretty good, though you seem to be bound to their store for music. Resident Idiot fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Jan 27, 2014 |
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox I'm going to be disappointed if the answer is anything except for the fact that lie detectors don't actually work. Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Momma  Wee Pals  Andertoons 
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Wanamingo posted:Wee Pals Neil DeGrasse Tyson had a very busy 1980, it seems
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F-Minus (December 7th 2004) Eyebeam  It's All Right Chief Dharma  Asaekkiga (part 1)  Asaekkiga (part 2) 
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy It's like this were made for an edit.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy Well this sure is something.
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AxeManiac posted:Okay, fine Ah Nancy edits. Eases the pain
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Bloom County "This unfortunate affair was to end suddenly down in 'Miller's Mud Flats' with some injury. And while events were marked with general chaos, it was, nevertheless, apparent to all that the "Schwartzeneggerization" (sic) of Opus was simply not to be." Calvin And Hobbes  Panel 3: Good avatar material. Just saying. The Buckets is not very good today.  "Art holds a mirror up to Nature. The Buckets come along, turn the mirror on Art and say, 'Look how goofy you’re acting. Now get to work, Art. Your kids need an Xbox 360.' ...Greg Cravens looks in the mirror and see not himself, but all of us. And then he draws up the silly, grand, goofy, thrilling, utterly human things we do and calls it The Buckets." - From The Buckets' strip blurb
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy 
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Darthemed posted:The Buckets is not very good today. This strip was originally done by Scott Stantis, an editorial cartoonist who also does "Prickly City" with Eric Allie (he had four strips in syndication).
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