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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic F Minus  Mary Worth  The beautiful waitress who looks nothing like his mom. Rex Morgan MD  Hat Week continues.
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Wanamingo posted:Zachary Nixon Johnson I guess the real question is, what exactly is Harv? Is he a machine implanted in Zach's head, that would have to be manually re-implanted into a clone? Actually, the real question is, "Why am I bothering to think so hard about this?"
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Slylock Fox  Interesting. Wouldn't pretty much all the doctors in the Slylock-verse be doctors of veterinary medicine? It seems like there's a far larger market for that than say, human doctors.
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Retail It just dawned on me that everyone in this strip is a total stereotype on top of being woefully incompetent. Man this comic is bad.  Yep, better to let everyone toil away for hours than "abuse" the savant's power. And this doesn't really make sense after saying it took Lunker and Donnie months to count the inventory from last week. Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  Skip must uh, skip school so much that he doesn't know what a fire drill is. And how is "Bleeker's week" different from any other week?  I don't know, I was actually a fairly good student despite procrastinating to the night before on everything although it did bite me in the rear end a couple times. Dustin  Yet you continue to support the racket that is prescription glasses.  Totally looks like you have a cephalopod trying to escape from your mouth. On the Fastrack  How is that answer anything but yes, because they are at work?  So where does freemium fall? Safe Havens   It seems kinda anticlimactic to have what could've been a huge crisis resolved in two strips. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 08:34 on May 28, 2014 |
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Wanamingo posted:There's apparently a new thing at GoComics called Random Acts of Nancy, where each day it's just a single, out of context vintage Nancy panel.
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Kennel posted:Where's the ring? 
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Cul-de-sac Continues the boxstravaganza The Creeps leaves me speechless   Broom Hilda is impatient. 
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Creeps  I like how she tries to escape from the panel. edit. 
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Johnny Walker posted:F Minus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8gO0Z818j4
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I knew about the tumour's tooth but I don't think the eyeball thing had been established already.
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I completely lost it at this face... Aardmania posted:
I don't have a Twitter account, but I'm going to get one now. And, yeah, Creeps... I don't even know.  Jane's World  Paige, please.. "on tap". Non Sequitur  You lost, didn't you? Not bad, Wiley. Heavenly Nostrils  Hell yes! My daughter made thermite last week just for the hell of it. Of course, now I have a small hole in the driveway to patch, but  !And.. drat.. there's that fill pattern again! I wonder if it's just GoComics Kliban  Uh.. right. He hump fall off? 9 Chickweed Lane 5/28/2003  Wading around in the Atlantic off Block Island, I stepped on something on the bottom that felt like a Frisbee. And then it moved. I didn't look to see what it was. Nice! Thanks Tiggum! E: poo poo, I just noticed, doesn't it look like Amos' head is on backward? Good art, Brooke! Zits  Ah! Thalidomide theater! Kevin & Kell  gently caress you, tree.  That was hilarious! That's me. I'm Nemi, as my wife would attest.  Grimm, you're too much a pushover.
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Red Meat 
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Skippy (March 9, 1927) Peanuts (May 31, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  Just in case you were wondering how long it would take Mopey Pete to get roped into this nonsense. Popeye  Rip Haywire 
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Ham Shears continutes to hit the nail on the head. The Dinette Set ponders the concept of language. 
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Wanamingo posted:There's apparently a new thing at GoComics called Random Acts of Nancy, where each day it's just a single, out of context vintage Nancy panel. I might like it better if the panels weren't a) printed with big color dots that make them look like knockoff Roy Lichtensteins and b) another example of Gilchrist taking advantage of Ernie Bushmiller's legacy.
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Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens Well we can't have any hero in a Holbrook comic experience consequences for their actions
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Evil Mastermind posted:Ham Shears continutes to hit the nail on the head. The size of that horse 
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin I love that Ed's response to his dentist pointing out an actual problem and trying to help him is to drop the guy and go to a different dentist. Also wouldn't he have health insurance to at least cover part of the cost of a brace?
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz Fun fact: When police assume that the victim knew the killer, it's usually because there wasn't any forced entry. They rarely take into account the possibility that the victim left a door unlocked or that a stranger could have talked their way in. Since the advent of DNA testing, hundreds of convictions have been overturned that had been built on the fact that the victim knew the killer, which means many times more innocent people have likely been put to death over the years based on nothing more than an unlocked door. Oh, wait, did I say fun fact? I meant horrifying. Pooch Café  Tiny strip today because gocomics is cold offline. Looks like a dns issue. Ballard Street  More Sweet Elderly Dog Comix.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kliban He's humping the camel.
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Scary Gary Cow and Boy  Being an impostor for a dead person? Cue Vertigo homage....
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Selachian posted:I might like it better if the panels weren't a) printed with big color dots that make them look like knockoff Roy Lichtensteins and b) another example of Gilchrist taking advantage of Ernie Bushmiller's legacy. a) you know that Lichtenstein didn't invent those dots right? Criticising blown-up comic panels for looking like blown-up comic panels is mental b) you see the fingerprints of Gilchrist in this? Sure he gets co-credit but the driving force of this one seems to be webcomic pervert John Lotshaw of Accidental Centaurs. The worst thing to say is that it's incredibly uninspired. People have been batting around Nancy Panels for ages, and this just seems like a monolithic version of Five Card Nancy. Tom Gauld  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Heavenly Nostrils These are Moire patterns  ! You'll see them when you resize a halftone pattern down from its original resolution, the dots start overlapping each other and produce weird patterns. The basic rule of thumb for digital drawing is you work large and then resize down for web view. 300dpi is the bare minimum you want to work at with 600dpi being the most common (making your canvas size around 5000px wide and 7000px tall if you're working roughly 8.5"x11").My guess is Dana has a rasterized halftone pattern she's using in Photoshop and when raster images are resized, the computer does its best to fill in information gaps, leading to Moire in halftones. The tones would show up normally if the image is printed, though, because you print using the high-res file rather than the low-res one you put on a website. There are some programs that use vector or bitmap screentones, those resize down smoothly and look good no matter if they're high or low res. Manga Studio is a good one for this. For example, a tone like this one looks fine when it's that big size, but resized down for web it looks pretty crummy. I also did a square with Manga Studio's tones option to compare the difference. 
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Shadeoses posted:I knew about the tumour's tooth but I don't think the eyeball thing had been established already. There was a storyline where they both stabbed one of their eyes out. I don't recognize the tumor tooth though. Oh God, this comic strip. 
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I think the tumor tooth was in a one-off strip, because I remember that (and someone in the thread pointing out that it wasn't horrible for it to have a tooth) This comic, man.
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That's an odd stance. Where is he coming from? Mr. Squishy posted:Tom Gauld My Steam game library.
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Same, but it would be almost entirely "Intending to [play]"
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Andorra posted:There was a storyline where they both stabbed one of their eyes out. I don't recognize the tumor tooth though. I think it went something like "Oh, my tumour has got it's first tooth! I really hope it doesn't grow another one. I hate flossing."
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Assuming Ed has what google tells me is an average salary for a lawyer in America he wouldn't even need to work a full day to pay off the $400 for a dental guard of the same type I have. If he has a better-than-average salary, he would have it paid off before lunch time. This is, of course, also assuming he doesn't have dental insurance, which he may not if he's the kind of clown to buy a gum shield from Dick's just to spite a dentist. Ed Kudlik, you cheap rear end in a top hat.
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cobalt impurity posted:Assuming Ed has what google tells me is an average salary for a lawyer in America he wouldn't even need to work a full day to pay off the $400 for a dental guard of the same type I have. If he has a better-than-average salary, he would have it paid off before lunch time. This is, of course, also assuming he doesn't have dental insurance, which he may not if he's the kind of clown to buy a gum shield from Dick's just to spite a dentist. Maybe he's just a terrible lawyer.
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Ed had a shitfit over Dustin wanting $20 to mow the lawn instead of $10 because "need I remind you you're mooching free room and board", thenn later dropped a few thousand bucks on new cycling gear on a whim, so yes, he's a total douche.
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Midnight Moth posted:Ed had a shitfit over Dustin wanting $20 to mow the lawn instead of $10 because "need I remind you you're mooching free room and board", thenn later dropped a few thousand bucks on new cycling gear on a whim, so yes, he's a total douche. Ed is the absolute madness at the core of the Just World hypothesis. It's fine for Ed to drop $1000 on cycling gear because he earned that money. Dustin asking for $20 to mow the lawn instead of $10 is the greatest injustice in the world because Dustin didn't work hard like Ed did to earn that money. I mean, if Dustin had put effort in that deserved more than $10 he would be getting more than $10 for it, wouldn't he? Ed thinks this without even a shred of consideration for it being him that controls how much Dustin makes here.
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