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Elysiume posted:COWMBO Er, ah....there's just one moore thing I wanted to ask you...
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   9 Chickweed Lane   This may be the first time that we've seen actual drawing in this strip. Pibgorn   Psst, Romeo! That spinning noise you're hearing is coming from Shakespeare's grave.
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Aardmania posted:9 Chickweed Lane To infernal Hades with the 180-degree rule! I'm Brooke McEldowney! I can draw howsoever I please!
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Inspector Danger is wrong about Holmes. His favorite pipe was cherrywood. The meerschaum was used by an actor who didn't want to cover his mouth while he said lines. I guess I'm doing Bleeker now.  And Pickles is without sin. 
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Mister Beeg posted:Okay, I do have something to post.  Martini Baton is the closest thing he did to a daily strip but its NWS as hell (banned by british customs lol). Funniest thing ever.
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Aardmania posted:Pibgorn
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Arctic Circle Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz 
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Nicely executed, as usual, Tiggum. Jane's World  Truck? Sabotage? What? Non Sequitur  Hey, my lawyer's a pretty alright guy. I'd take him to lunch. Heavenly Nostrils is still exactly one day late.  John Cage's 4'33'' Kliban  I really like this one. Especially the scrap pile of "lines" outside.  9 Chickweed Lane 8/1/2003  "With some success"? Thanks for that really weird visual, Brooke. Zits  We got to see the legendary Dick Dale who was in Cleveland last week, and when I first saw the "SPANG" in the middle panel, some of his chords were the first thing I thought of. Talk about your high-end. Wow. Kevin & Kell  Wait, what? So now the "prey" are farmers? What a hosed up universe.  That was the remake, though. The original was done in the TV series in 1963 with William Shatner. "Nightmare At 20,000 Feet".
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I've looked at the next couple of Luann strips, and it's safe to say that nobody should feel any kind of sympathy for TJ.
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Green Intern posted:I've looked at the next couple of Luann strips, and it's safe to say that nobody should feel any kind of sympathy for TJ. This goes without saying. Cul-de-sac outrage!!  The Creeps is apparently now sticking to the new schedule, no new creeps today  Poptropica is new, however! 
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Fingerpori I know about driving teenagers away with classical music but I'm still not buying it actually works. Fok_It  
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Green Intern posted:I've looked at the next couple of Luann strips, and it's safe to say that nobody should feel any kind of sympathy for TJ. If he serves crap like that he deserves to have his bus blown up.
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Skippy (May 13, 1927) Peanuts (August 4, 1967)  The Psychological Torture Of The Immaculately Pure Artist   THE WORD IS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Popeye, in which Olive puts a limp dong on her head.  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (May 25-26, 1925)  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World  Cricken_Nigfops posted:Cul-de-sac outrage!! 
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Val has some weird mental swings. He'll spend a month living as a slave because he wants to get a sword back, and two days later he'll give up his quest for love and become a crusader because some dude he ran into reminded him of his dad. Might as well Make a Go of it Comix. Pooch Café  It is canon that Poncho no longer notices the smell of cats, so this still works. Ballard Street  Well, props to Niles for trying to make an EV jetpack. Best case scenario the engines put out just enough power to make him jerk forward a bit and possibly fall down those stairs, but it's an admirable concept.
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How about some Howard the Duck?  NEXT: WHY
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Ham Shearsception A double-shot of The Dinette Set since I forgot to post yesterdays and I know how much you all look forward to it.  
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Mother Goose & Grimm  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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DEAD MAN'S SHOE posted:
Bagge also did a comic strip called "Bat Boy" for the trashy Weekly World News tabloid, but I can only find a handful on the 'net. IDW printed the entire run in hardcover, though.     Also, there was an attempt to turn his "Hate" comic books into animation, by DiC of all the places (the idea that DiC would try to do adult animation is laughable for me). The 6-min pilot is on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbJLRcLr5zE
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EasyEW posted:Skippy (May 13, 1927) I used "whistle the patter" on my daughter the other day when she was telling me a story about something, and she had the audacity to say, "What? What does that even mean? Did you have a stroke?". GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician I'm with you, Mandrake,  ? This is now drifting off into Monty Python skit territory.GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant Awww!  What an honorable young man! Of course, now he'll probably get his sword ripped off again, but hey, nice job Val! I'm loving the old PV, thanks for posting it!
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Evil Mastermind posted:A double-shot of The Dinette Set since I forgot to post yesterdays and I know how much you all look forward to it. The Dinette Set is wonderful, but hits too close to home to comment on more often than not. I've got plenty of relatives, friend's relatives and random people on Facebook that are dead ringers for Dinette denizens. There's a little bit of me in there too. It's us. We're the Pluggers.
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Mister Beeg posted:
Having read "Buddy Does Seattle" and "Buddy Does Jersey" multiple times (man, I miss my old library), this is one of those instances where the animated version doesn't work for me at all, because the voice work is atrocious. (Also, agreed that the animation house I remember most for doing Inspector Gadget doing "Hate" is indeed pretty  .)I feel like the last panel of this could be placed after any Foob, a la Goatckd.
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician I don't know what the gently caress, least of all how that explained time travel, but I like it.
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Cow and Boy Sherman's Lagoon  So ends that arc, hopefully.
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Magna Kaser posted:I had every C&H collection as a kid and even had the final strip from my local newspaper saved somewhere in my room for years. Reading them in this thread is kind of depressing since I am missing why I liked it so much as a kid. Oddly, when moving some books a while back, I ran across a bunch of Peanut's collections. They must have been old, since the early ones were like 50 cents for a book! I read them all and quite liked them, especially the early years. I was wondering reading in this thread why I remembered most of them, it was from when I re-read them like 7 years ago.
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Does oldschool Charlie Brown have invisible hair like Boy? Leukemia jokes aside, he's always been bald in the newer stuff but it actually just looks like stylized blond hair in the old comics.
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Bloom County Calvin And Hobbes Since it's part of the story-line (and GoComics' copy is actually decently-sized, for a change), here's the Sunday installment just for C&H.     Ripley's 
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Trent posted:Does oldschool Charlie Brown have invisible hair like Boy? Leukemia jokes aside, he's always been bald in the newer stuff but it actually just looks like stylized blond hair in the old comics. Schulz said on a few occasions that he intended Charlie Brown to be towheaded, which is a fine, pale blonde. It's when they started having to color the character designs for the Sunday strips that the little squiggle on his forehead started causing trouble. And of course, Chuck only outright said he was bald in the TV specials, which aren't necessarily canon.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:I used "whistle the patter" on my daughter the other day when she was telling me a story about something, and she had the audacity to say, "What? What does that even mean? Did you have a stroke?". Always belittlin'!
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RandomFerret posted:Ballard Street He's obviously going pod racing.
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Magna Kaser posted:I had every C&H collection as a kid and even had the final strip from my local newspaper saved somewhere in my room for years. Reading them in this thread is kind of depressing since I am missing why I liked it so much as a kid. Sounds like it. I had (have) every collection and also had the final strip clipped (might still be somewhere in some box). The older ones don't appeal to me as much but last year I read from "The Days Are Just Packed" onward and I still think they're gold.
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Intelligent Life It is a joke about geeks, you see Robbie and Bobby didn't update today, though it usually only skips Saturday and Sunday. Weird. Big Nate  Ew. Francis from June 30, 2014  
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Six Chix Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Four Eyes  Lost Side of Suburbia   Zachary Nixon Johnson  Dick Tracy  Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz  You can't see it, but they're about to enter an elevator that's just outside the panel. Yet another innocent person who's life was ruined by Inspector Danger. Oh, Brother 
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz It's actually three perps, the doctor to the left of the big panel, the nurse in the background, and the doctor two panels after that. All three of them clearly got their 'uniforms' at a costume shop. Nurses haven't worn those little paper caps in decades, and flashlights have long made those head mirrors obsolete. Arrest all three. It's a hat trick.
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz My Christie-reading girlfriend also noted that Marple has grey hair, though that may be a young costumer or colorist error.
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