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Weird, I was thinking Four Eyes looked like that Geli comic that I can't find any art examples of because I've apparently forgotten how it's actually spelled. Bloom County    Oliver North achieved notoriety for his court-room role in the Iran-Contra scandal. Fawn Hall was his secretary, who aided him in CLANDESTINE ACTIVITIES. Calvin And Hobbes   Cheap Thrills Cuisine  I remember liking Frank And Ernest as a kid, but I have to imagine that after all these years of doing puns, the cartoonist just screams for ten minutes when he sits down at his drawing-desk these days.  Frazz is the story of a janitor who's independently wealthy, but hangs around the school anyway so that he can be uncomfortably close to the kids who have no other strong adult figures in their lives. 
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Darthemed posted:Weird, I was thinking Four Eyes looked like that Geli comic that I can't find any art examples of because I've apparently forgotten how it's actually spelled. Gele? 
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But what does the writing of Four Eyes resemble, besides itself? Momma  I guess it could be annoying to smear the ink as you're writing it, but pen and paper has pretty much died out. e: and look at the face in the final panel. Lazarus, you're a treasure.
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Dewgy posted:Her face when she's running back is adorable. She's so drat happy it worked, and when nobody's looking she stops the angry eyes. Honestly, I think a fair amount of us would settle for that emotional spectrum if we had the option.
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And just like that, one of the best edits ever to grace this thread.
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Mr. Squishy posted:I guess it could be annoying to smear the ink as you're writing it, but pen and paper has pretty much died out. Can-openers. Scissors. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Non Sequitur Geez, Wiley, way to keep up with http://youtu.be/gr_Iobkz3BE
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I always thought Frazz was what happened to Calvin when he grew up, at least that's how the strips always felt presented to me.
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Turtlicious posted:I always thought Frazz was what happened to Calvin when he grew up, at least that's how the strips always felt presented to me. The guy's trying to ride Watterson's coattails and it's skeevy as all get out.
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom The ghost who is easily distracted by treasure.
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I am genuinely kind of amazed Lynn Johnston's actual husband put up with her as long as he did. Mister Beeg posted:Haven't posted this strip in a while. Better catch up. Is there any particular reason you post Holy Molé separate from your other comics? I find it's the kind of zen that goes down better once a day than in chunks, and it might be easier to remember. Also you should probably timg the MAD comics. They're kind of big. GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom All I'm getting out of this storyline is that the Phantom is actually a high-class thief who fights crime when he's bored. What other interpretation is there for the way he keeps getting these priceless artifacts? Remember when he offhandedly mentioned taking 500 year old sunken treasure from a bunch of random blokes who brought it to surface? The Ghost Who Does Not Recognize Salvage Law.
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Sergio Aragones Funnies (Issue #1, July 2011) Don Martin Dept. (Mad #54, July 1961)  Thorn (April 12-20, 1984)        Lucky Cow (June 6, 2004)  
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I think that Lucky Cow is a repeat.
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Tunicate posted:I think that Lucky Cow is a repeat. I get the feeling that Clare does that sort of thing on a regular basis.
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Yeah, I accidentally put up the wrong strip (I don't really keep track of what I posted and what I didn't). I corrected the post.
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I think you also skipped over the Thorns between April 11 and 16, unless that's just how the story goes.
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Lurkman posted:I think you also skipped over the Thorns between April 11 and 16, unless that's just how the story goes. I've been sick today, so my brain's only half-working now. I fixed the post. I decided to just post all the strips because gently caress it, you already read it Mister Beeg fucked around with this message at 04:59 on Feb 23, 2014 |
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Luann You know how those kids today can't get enough of Nicole Kidman. Apartment 3-G  Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man 
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Wanamingo posted:Six Chix The team behind Zachary Nixon Johnson better watch out, this lady's clearly got the skills to succeed as a professional cartoonist.
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Gil Sparrows are actually aggressive douchebags that attack other birds and destroy their eggs. Also that particular one probably cheats on his wife. Retail  In that case shouldn't you be teaching her how to use a computer and navigate Amazon.com? If the remaining brick and mortar relics don't have robotic re-shelving arms installed within a generation then it'll really be a letdown. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  Alright, whose turn was it to babysit Skip? Dustin  Some people will give you a good price even if it's slow and worn out. Then you can get a newer one. You might want to erase its memory first though. On the Fastrack  Where did all the food and plates go? Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  Well I guess God could make a convenient scapegoat for every situation.
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The Little King
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Midnight Moth posted:On the Fastrack I can't see that as anything except M&M soup.
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Midnight Moth posted:Gil Gil is lucky that wasn't a robin!
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Wanamingo posted:
The composition in the second panel is giving me a headache. Zach's pose there is completely unnatural. AG3 is more fluid and dynamic than this crap.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Compu-Toon F Minus  Mary Worth  Yes. Now that you aren't on meth, I imagine this dinner will be much different, Tommy. Rex Morgan MD 
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Nothing can make this comic enjoyable.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox Walk away with the money. It's your word against theirs, Slylock. Put the $50 in a snowball and throw it across
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This was my crazy mom. She kept my hair as long as it could possibly be when I was a young child and still always bitches and complains what a pain it was to brush it and wash it and how I would throw fits when she would try to get the tangles out, like a 4 year old really wants long, unmanageable hair.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox Ravine? That looks like it's maybe a foot deep. Just walk across.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox
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Tiggum posted:Ravine? That looks like it's maybe a foot deep. Just walk across. Give it to Max and throw HIM across. There's plenty of snow, he'll land safely.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Foxtrot On the rare occasions my windshield freezes over, I just grab a big bottle of warm water and it's cleared in a minute.
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Mister Kingdom posted:On the rare occasions my windshield freezes over, I just grab a big bottle of warm water and it's cleared in a minute. This is a bad idea. You can use cold water, but you shouldn't use warm or hot water.
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Alterian posted:This is a bad idea. You can use cold water, but you shouldn't use warm or hot water. Well, room temperature water. Warmer than the ice.
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Peanuts gives us a childhood nightmare. (February 26, 1967) Funky Winkerbean  "Yeah, how dare he let us know he's alive! I'm alive, and you don't hear me bragging about it." If Swee'pea's old enough to join the navy in Classic Popeye Sunday, maybe he is old enough to be hung in the dailies. (c. 1941)  Pogo (March 1, 1970)  First-Gen Blondie, in which Blondie herself looms large by her absence. (c. 1941)  Out Our Way (July 2-3, 1924)  
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