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Pidmon posted:"Even though he's done nothing illegal and is only scamming people who think clams can somehow sing, Slylock puts on the pressure as only a person who's sent Slick to jail multiple times can." F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Meanwhile Dr. Kapuht is removing someone else's cyst. 
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Wanamingo posted:
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Juliet Jones  Eh, she's got moxie. She'll be fine. I mean, she's a main character in a long-running soap strip so eventually something will happen to force her to go back to Devon, but generally she'll be fine. Phantom Classic  Radio Patrol  Rip Kirby  She doesn't catch on too quick. Big Ben Bolt 
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   Just ask Ed Kudlick how well that idea worked out when Dustin pulled that on him. 9 Chickweed Lane   Pibgorn   "Thou Detestable Maw" was probably the original title of this comic strip.
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Aardmania posted:9 Chickweed Lane Has Brooke ever seen anyone hold a gun? Ever?
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Aardmania posted:Pibgorn Wait, does this even loving happen? I know I'm bad at Shakespeare, but I thought Romeo went straight to the tomb and offed himself.
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Midnight Moth posted:Slylock Fox Has anyone figured out which one of these doesn't lay eggs, or give birth underwater? Bleeker is kind of a jerk.  Pickles goes out for ice cream. 
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don Jaime posted:Has anyone figured out which one of these doesn't lay eggs, or give birth underwater? EDIT: oh wait the answer's right there. Poorly phrased question!
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And here I was thinking the answer was going to be the dead fish in the corner.
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Surely there's a limit to the number of professions that are able to give a clue to their murderer using their tools of trade. "Ron Smith, the famous classical guitarist, murdered! But look, his hand is still cramped around the neck of his acoustic - holding one last chord. It must be a clue!" And then you see the suspects with names like Albert Grey and Francesca Anderson, but one of them is a little boy and in an unprecedented twist the solution has nothing to do with notes and initials at all, but the chord is A Minor. e: how that would be remotely recognizable rendered in Inspector Danger's trademark sausage finger art, I have no clue My Lovely Horse fucked around with this message at 07:25 on Aug 6, 2014 |
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz "Inspector Danger's hunch proved to be right" pretty much sums up this comic up.
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Ghostpilot posted:
Why not "O'Malley"? I mean you can rotate that cel 180 degrees so as to read that too. Danger's reasoning is fatally flawed! 
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Joke's on you, he was just saying OW
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kevin & Kell Spoiler: The cousin's switch is revealed, resulting in embarrassment... and hilarity! 
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Say Nothing posted:Spoiler: The cousin's switch is revealed, resulting in 
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Julet Esqu posted:Far be it from me to tell anybody how to vote. I trust you all know the correct choice here. Where do I click to have TJ beaten with a crowbar? And Pros and Cons has the best art going today. Alabaster White posted:Has Brooke ever seen anyone hold a gun? Ever? Or indeed, anyone cross their arms.
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Aardmania posted:Pibgorn The Thumbnailed Brookmaw makes Romeo look like a vampire.
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Jane's World is late. Non Sequitur  Ok, you've secured my interest in this "idea" thing, Danae, proceed. Heavenly Nostrils is still a day off.  Kliban  That's kind of what I'd like to think the CEO of a circus would look like.  9 Chickweed Lane 8/6/2003  What's the problem? Did they both poo poo in the tub or something? Zits  I'm still waiting to see this Ferret. Kevin & Kell   WHAT THE gently caress HOLBROOK!? WEASELS ARE loving PREDATORS! Christ, now they're eating their own kind. AHH! Put 'em back, Nemi, but 'em back!
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cobalt impurity posted:
what a wretched world we live in
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Maybe the stew was made by weasels, using traditional weasel recipes.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
I'm really glad Nathan Explosion decided to beef out later in the strip's run. The gangly Robert Smith look doesn't work for him.
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It's ok, the weasel totally got off being skinned, chopped up, cooked and eaten, unlike everyone in these NON-VORE-FETISH COMIX!! Cul-de-sac presents you with a valid last panel to attach to anything.  The Creeps Demands Solitude.  Poptropica that...that doesn't make any sense. 
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Ham Shears cuts away before another hilarious misunderstanding. The Dinette Set double-books. 
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Why does it look like she's grabbed them by their necks and is about to slam their heads together?cobalt impurity posted:I'm really glad Nathan Explosion decided to beef out later in the strip's run. The gangly Robert Smith look doesn't work for him.
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Bloom County The imagery in that last one has always stuck with me. Calvin And Hobbes    First appearance of the infamous cereal? Ripley's 
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Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll These are really hit and miss aren't they? I mean, this is basically every shroom story ever (except the one I had when I was sitting by the river, tripping, watching a lake freighter come in from Lake Erie, and it got up on four legs and started walking toward me, but whatever.). They seem to be so much better when they're about actual rock moments.
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Allen Wren posted:Wait, does this even loving happen? I know I'm bad at Shakespeare, but I thought Romeo went straight to the tomb and offed himself. Romeo and Paris do fight at the tomb, so this is correct. Mindbogglingly hideous, but correct.
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  This would be a lot cooler if Python wasn't, you know, already defeated. Classic Prince Valiant  
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Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll Woo, Minneapolis I guess? 
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Skippy (May 18, 1927) Peanuts (August 9, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean, in which the Immaculately Pure Artist baffles the common rabble with his erudition.  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (June 3-4, 1925)  Back when all of the circuses were still tent shows, some kids tried to skip the box office. Some kids weren't sitting down for awhile after they tried that stunt. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:These are really hit and miss aren't they? I mean, this is basically every shroom story ever (except the one I had when I was sitting by the river, tripping, watching a lake freighter come in from Lake Erie, and it got up on four legs and started walking toward me, but whatever.). They seem to be so much better when they're about actual rock moments. I honestly really like them, even when they're meditative and/or pensive, but I've always liked art that elevates the mundane. Probably why I'm a Talking Heads fan.
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