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It's not just any old wizard, it's the illusionist. He's popped up before here and there.
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This picture makes me feel better. Like any comedy, the real humor comes from the audience.
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EKDS5k posted:As long as we're sort of talking about Oglaf, can anyone explain last week's to me? It's a running gag, about this character: http://oglaf.com/illusionist/ and  http://oglaf.com/re-illusionist/ Anatharon posted:Indicating that you didn't know about the homoeroticism indicated you might have known about the racism either.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Tin Tin is sort of a weird comic because it seems like there are entire weeks where the focus is on Captain Haddock trying to sneak kisses from Tin Tin, or Captain Haddock punishing Tin Tin, or Captain Haddock spying on Tin Tin (one entire comic of Captain Haddock silently staring at Tin Tin as he slept, for example). It's a really weird, dark comic. Maybe it's because it's European? Can people post examples of this? I don't remember that. Anatharon posted:Really? Wasn't it mostly limited to the early books? I remember the books got a lot less racist after a while. Kurtofan has a new favorite as of 11:27 on Aug 31, 2014 |
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My Lovely Horse posted:It's not just any old wizard, it's the illusionist. He's popped up before here and there. I liked the delusionists myself (actually not nws this one).
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Anatharon posted:What the heck is an emoji anyways Another name for an emoticon or smiley.
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Is this the drunk baker artist (or artists)?
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meatsaw posted:Is this the drunk baker artist (or artists)? Yep, looks like another Farmer & Healey. I love how their stuff has a really dark mundanity about it, and I wish I could find some more of their stuff on the internet
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Pope Guilty posted:The gently caress? In the UK retractible "utility knives"/Boxcutters are known as "Stanley Knives" after a manufacturer of that kind of knife. So "out comes stanley" could be an old man called stanley going out, or it could be a stanley knife being produced.
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Aug 31, 2014 16:28
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I liked that comic.
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Bogmonster posted:Yep, looks like another Farmer & Healey. I love how their stuff has a really dark mundanity about it, and I wish I could find some more of their stuff on the internet Yes, I wish I could get all of the Drunk Baker's series at least. I really liked those. I think I've found about all the ones I could on the net. Which could be all there were, I guess.
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All right, so Moon Over June is basically just a pee fetish (and other awful poo poo) comic, should've learned my lesson from the comments in this thread. Lesson learned. Good lord.
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I think this has been posted like 3 times but I keep spotting new details in it, like how these two are supposed to be a pre-op minotaur and vampire. Anyone know who the artist is? Post more Farmer and Healey. I've never seen any of their stuff before and it's great.
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bucketmouse posted:I think this has been posted like 3 times but I keep spotting new details in it, like how these two are supposed to be a pre-op minotaur and vampire. Anyone know who the artist is? There's a dragon in the background of the library. 
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Oglaf and Moon Over June is the best example of Homosexuality over Heteronormativity that I've seen. You can either have ugly unending O-Faces secretly masking the hetero power fantasy, or you can have (here that follows is all very un-NWS, do not click outside of goonlairs) the unstoppable suck vs. the un-cumable object. Homoeroticism, so good
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He is playing that he's captured a damsel from a castle in the first panel and talks about his attraction to treasure in the second. This is a great comic. E: and Oglaf is hilarious and if you can't take some homoeroticism when its that funny, you are the problem. Not a viking has a new favorite as of 18:34 on Aug 31, 2014 |
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"The Gay Agenda Forced Me To Look At Cartoon Penises: How I Overcame Fear And Defeated My Inner Demons" by Joe 'Straight As A loving Arrow' Blow
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Not a viking posted:He is playing that he's captured a damsel from a castle in the first panel and talks about his attraction to treasure in the second. This is a great comic. In the fifth panel the picture in the frame on the wall is the mountains from the cover of the first edition of the Hobbit.
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Arx Monolith posted:I have failed to jerk off to this. I have failed.. Weak sauce. I Before E posted:I can't even believe I have to say this: Weakest sauce, and who the gently caress are you? Male Man posted:Not going to the doctor is my fetish. kazil posted:Masturbating to this right now, guys. Awww yeah, now we're masturbating with fetish.
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Today's Oglaf had me laughing out loud with the spiked flail attached to the one dude's dick, because how does that even ...? http://oglaf.com/battledress/ Also, "remember when we didn't just solve everything with murderfucking?"
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Caufman posted:Weakest sauce, and who the gently caress are you? Really? Nobody got it?
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Stuporstar posted:Today's Oglaf had me laughing out loud with the spiked flail attached to the one dude's dick, because how does that even ...? ty for quoting it in your post lmao
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Maybe not everybody's type of humor, but the bad chemicals is pretty rad.   
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Minarch posted:Maybe not everybody's type of humor, but the bad chemicals is pretty rad. Hahahahah, awesome.
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cubicle gangster posted:Bit late, but the woman behind the art and half the writing for oglaf has a dayjob doing animation and illustration. I doubt its in the same style though... Which to be honest was lot more interesting than sex-gag-a-week. She seems pretty unwilling to talk about why it's been on hiatus for half a decade now, which kinda sucks.
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Nobody reads rule threads.
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Rumda posted:Nobody reads rule threads. Nobody cares about the porn you did or did not intentionally watch.
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Shitposting is my kink, and you're all nothing but enablers 
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That took me like three reads before I noticed the dragon/fantasy imagery.
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I thought I'd noticed all the subtleties but then I spotted the cavern entrance up the mountain and how happy he is flying. 
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Kurtofan posted:Can people post examples of this? I don't remember that. Yeah, the comics posted are all from the very start of Hergé's career, Congo was his second story and America his third. During The Blue Lotus Hergé worked with a Chinese artist who pretty much turned him around and from that point onwards he made a huge effort to change and renounced all the racist right wing poo poo he was into. Tintin in Tibet comes 25 years after Lotus and you can really see the difference.
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Most also tend to forget these first editions were published around 1930. A time when things like this were common sight:  As said before, Hergé is mostly a product of his time. The public opinion about African cultures dramatically changed after WWII. SpaceGoatFarts has a new favorite as of 09:33 on Sep 1, 2014 |
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Also, Hergés first comic was basically a commissioned anti-communism propaganda piece. His first few comics weren't exactly literary masterpieces is what I'm getting at.
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Careful you guys, reading oglaf makes you gay [WKUK] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZLuJwwnGpU
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Deltasquid posted:Also, Hergés first comic was basically a commissioned anti-communism propaganda piece. His first few comics weren't exactly literary masterpieces is what I'm getting at. Tintin in the land of the Soviets may not be a masterpiece, but it's still entertaining. It speaks volumes about the Soviet Union that it turned out to be a reasonably accurate depiction despite being meant as over-the-top propaganda.
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Phlegmish posted:Tintin in the land of the Soviets may not be a masterpiece, but it's still entertaining. It speaks volumes about the Soviet Union that it turned out to be a reasonably accurate depiction despite being meant as over-the-top propaganda. Hergé knew basically nothing about the USSR (he was like 22 when he started the comic), so it was based mostly on a pamphlet written by a former Belgian consul to the USSR who had been chased out of the country. The pamphlet, like the comic, was outright propaganda, but was at least based on the consul's own experiences. Tintin in the Congo, Tintin in America and Cigars of the Pharaoh were similarly barely researched. Most of what Hergé did look up for America, for example, was as a result of his really, really wanting to draw Native Americans for whatever reason. E: Also, Le Vingtième Siecle, the newspaper Tintin was published in the youth supplement of through about 1940, was itself pretty much overt right-wing Belgian propaganda that called itself a "Catholic Newspaper for Doctrine and Illustration". Basil Hayden has a new favorite as of 15:59 on Sep 1, 2014 |
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