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Say Nothing posted:I was saving this image for an edit, but it seems One Big Happy beat me to it. Funnily, I've always found Avis a slightly creepy character because of that Junji Ito story.
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I guess mine was too subtle, haha. Good job anyway.
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tiistai posted:Fingerpori "He's in his chambers" maybe. Aleph Null posted:He's clinically depressed, you see.  .
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Attitude Indicator posted:Everyone in Winnie the Pooh has issues. What about Owl or Kanga and Roo? It's been a long while since I read/watched Pooh, but I remember at least Kanga and Roo being fairly balanced and level-headed characters. Owl might have autism, but this is just a guess.
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Laputanmachine posted:What about Owl or Kanga and Roo? Owl is possibly senile. Kanga has a kid, but no husband - making her one of Gods chosen, or having a dark and troubled past saved for the edgy teen reboot. Roo frolics in the woods with grown men that don't wear pants.
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Attitude Indicator posted:Pooh overeats to compensate for his lack of balls, etc. Everybody is an rear end in a top hat to Winnie the Pooh  The truth is, Winnie the Pooh was very important to me growing up. They were my very first books, and I was never properly taught how to read, I just picked it up by looking over my mother's shoulder as she read them to me. The only reason I'm able to make these edits is that I think of this version of Pooh only as an arm of the Disney marketing juggernaut, and not my dear childhood companion. I think this is going to be my new posting gimmick, instead of coming up with little titles for Dog Comix every day. Pooch Café  Nope, I call bullshit on this. There is FOOD on the FLOOR. No dog would lament that. Ballard Street  Murray is the dog. Or the woman. Or the tweed jacket.
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Non Sequitur That was pretty funny, Wiley. Hey, turnabout is fair play, right? Heavenly Nostrils is still exactly one day behind, and, as I believe Juliet Esqu mentioned, is definitely a rerun.  9 Chickweed Lane 4/5/2003  What? Regardless, wait 'til you guys find out how popular Edda is in Belgium in a few years. And why is Brooke so hung up on Belgium in the first place? Zits  My wife's regular ringtone is the same as my text message ringtone, so I can see how this gets confusing. Kevin & Kell  I just can't get past the sentient tree that talks through a speaker grill. This is dumb.
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RandomFerret posted:Everybody is an rear end in a top hat to Winnie the Pooh This made me laugh longer than I'm proud to admit. Keep 'em coming. Cul-de-sac rises.  The Duplex shits on your very soul. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:9 Chickweed Lane 4/5/2003 As an American, I have never in my life heard someone think that "European-ness confers respectability." Is this something that people actually believe? I just can't imagine saying "Oh, the Belgians like [thing you don't like]" and getting any response other than "well, then it can stay in Belgium!"
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WeaponGradeSadness posted:As an American, I have never in my life heard someone think that "European-ness confers respectability." Is this something that people actually believe? I just can't imagine saying "Oh, the Belgians like [thing you don't like]" and getting any response other than "well, then it can stay in Belgium!" Remember this is a man utterly obsessed with nazis to the point he made his main characters descend from one.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro There's a really easy edit here.
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Skippy (January 15, 1927) Peanuts confronts the theological questions of our times. (April 8, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  So remember, kids, comic book collecting is an expensive hobby, unless you tell everybody that you're buying for your soldier son, in which case they'll just give you everything for free. REALITY-BASED COMIC STRIP! Popeye  Rip Haywire has a little labor-management dispute.  Pogo (April 7, 1956)  Out Our Way (September 29-30, 1924)  Just in time for Wrestlemania weekend, the cowboys are practicing a few submission holds. 
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Has it ever been explained why Popeye and Olive are together? She is awful in every possible way.
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WeaponGradeSadness posted:As an American, I have never in my life heard someone think that "European-ness confers respectability." Is this something that people actually believe? I just can't imagine saying "Oh, the Belgians like [thing you don't like]" and getting any response other than "well, then it can stay in Belgium!" Yeah the more common response in the USA would be: "Oh, the Belgians like [thing you don't like]" "Oh yeah? Well then, gently caress those assholes too"
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Julet Esqu posted:
I love how he's drawn her posture and hands. Fantastic!
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Office Hours! 
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Cosima posted:I love how he's drawn her posture and hands. Fantastic! Yeah, Meehan's sense of how humans work and foreshortening is amazingly good. It's one of the things I love about this strip.
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Emmy Lou Heathcliff  Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Pickles  Classic Prince Valiant  
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RandomFerret posted:Everybody is an rear end in a top hat to Winnie the Pooh Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert  Mark Trail wants in on that Junji Ito action. Bloom County  Immoral support from Gene Simmons.  Opus: A strong voice for debauchery. Calvin And Hobbes   Cheap Thrills Cuisine  The worst final panel yet? Mike Witmer's Pinkerton: Melting puppies in sheriff's hats.  Plastic Baby Heads From Outer Space: So random!  Pluggers 
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Pathology in the Hundred Acre Wood: a neurodevelopmental perspective on A.A. Milne
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Hamiltonian Bicycle posted:I guess mine was too subtle, haha. Good job anyway. No, yours was wonderfully subtle, mine was heavy handed.
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Winnie the Pooh Today's strips explore other illnesses besides depression. Guillain–Barré syndrome  Chicken pox  Morgellons 
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Darthemed posted:
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom Of course the real drawback with this stupid deja vu-causing ending is that because of all the Phantom's posturing, the dream/'zero time at all has happened' aspect is totally wiped out because his victims end up going 'Huh, I guess 3 months of my life just disappeared, and I have a dream about a really boring gimp telling me lovely stories about his LARP group for twenty hours in excruciating detail'
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Pidmon posted:Of course the real drawback with this stupid deja vu-causing ending is that because of all the Phantom's posturing, the dream/'zero time at all has happened' aspect is totally wiped out because his victims end up going 'Huh, I guess 3 months of my life just disappeared, and I have a dream about a really boring gimp telling me lovely stories about his LARP group for twenty hours in excruciating detail' Unless she's actually crazy, she'll just rationalize it away and move on like most people do with something too confusing to think about.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy I checked, and it's true. Gilchrist decided to cut out the middleman and do the edit himself. Luann  So. This comic just made me think about Brad's schlong. Thanks a lot, Greg. Apartment 3-G  It's kind of cold, I guess, but... I don't really disagree with this guy. Pros & Cons  Sally Forth  Come on, Ralph. Just let Mason into your heart.  The Amazing Spider-Man 
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Haha, yes, in England the police dress like Sherlock Holmes.  Mandrake the Magician (1941-12-21) 
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Tiggum posted:Haha, yes, in England the police dress like Sherlock Holmes. They do when they're a Jeremy Brett stand-in.
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Juliet Jones  HELP WANTED: FEMALE Secretary... Typist... Stenographer... Phantom Classic  Radio Patrol  Rip Kirby  Big Ben Bolt 
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Aardmania posted:9 Chickweed Lane That's not even a remotely competent gun barrel. Also, nice wedding ring trigger guard. edit: y'now the more i look the less sense it makes, god drat that is a lovely loving drawing
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Dewgy posted:That's not even a remotely competent gun barrel. Also, nice wedding ring trigger guard. I try not to lame out too much about guns because it's really offputting, but jeezum, dude, at least use a straight-edge. They look like a cross between a novelty lighter, a dull knife, and a stamped rubber gun that may or may not be a sex toy.
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For fucks sake, everyone knows Popeye's full name. It's Popeye "The Sailor" Mann
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LvK posted:I try not to lame out too much about guns because it's really offputting, but jeezum, dude, at least use a straight-edge. They look like a cross between a novelty lighter, a dull knife, and a stamped rubber gun that may or may not be a sex toy. It's OK! Lame out about the impossibility of his shoulders, or that camera angle, or where the poo poo is headwound there even aiming that thing!? It's maddening throughout, not just the gun.
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Tiggum posted:Haha, yes, in England the police dress like Sherlock Holmes. I'm hoping all the other police are normal and that he's just a weirdo that nobody really likes, but who can't be fired because he's the chief's son or something. 7thBatallion posted:For fucks sake, everyone knows Popeye's full name. You don't even need to joke about that, it's pretty obviously where the story's headed.
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