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LtStorm posted:Maybe that's suggesting they're actually illegally paying their employees sub-minimum wage starting out rather than going through a loophole to make it legal, and the $10 is a carrot so they can quietly fire them one day away from their raise because it's a Right to Work state where the employee's right to recourse has been eroded to nothing.
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tiistai posted:There's just not too many good ones in a week. I honestly can't remember the last time I saw a good Viivi & Wagner. I liked it a lot back in the 90s because a beer drinking pig was cool and edgy back then. Kennel fucked around with this message at 21:51 on Sep 11, 2014 |
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SALT CURES HAM posted:So apparently there's a Mister Ed episode that's a backdoor pilot for an Emmy Lou TV show. Thanks for the post
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Hey you're right. Evans and Batiuk have a similar style lately where they cycle through different stories using different players. Shame neither of them is any good at it.
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Ema Nymton posted:Even though I never liked Pibgorn before this, I've been so baffled by Brooke's choice to bury his own strip inside itself. Isn't building and maintaining an audience an important part of doing a comic series? Well, I mean, the dude is in the newspapers. He's employed for life and his children are employed for 50 years after that. If he wants to make a strip that's 100% self-indulgence there's really nothing to stop him.
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Julet Esqu posted:Apartment 3-G F Minus  Transmodiar posted:WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GODDAMN FAIRY HALLUCINATIONS YOU NUTBAGS Yeah I'm a little upset they just kind of let that part die away. I had real high hopes when that poo poo started. And the angel vision. Good stuff. Mary Worth  Was that a veiled threat? You don't threaten Mary "the Meddler" Worth, Olive. Rex Morgan MD  Ah the abandoned Spirograph factory, of course. Edit: I almost forgot, in honor of the anniversary today: 
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Sergio Aragones: Actions Speak The Lighter Side of...    Tales from the Duck Side  Sheldon 
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Pickles: death creeps up on Earl as surely as Mike Lester. Bleeker: Some who wander really are lost. 
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Juliet Jones  This lady's trying really hard to fit in with all these snooty people and this party is going to be a disaster just to teach her a lesson.  Phantom Classic  Radio Patrol  Back to the scene of the crime? Sounds like a great idea. Rip Kirby  Big Ben Bolt 
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Classic Prince Valiant  
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So, I recently gained excellent access to a computer that's not directly connected to the Internet. And damnit, I'm going to use it. It's All Right Chief Dharma 
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Was that panel of the WTC actually in an A3G strip? Because it's somehow the best art I've ever seen from it.
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grading essays nude posted:Was that panel of the WTC actually in an A3G strip? Because it's somehow the best art I've ever seen from it. No, it isn't. I borrowed that from the Dick Tracy strip that ran on the same day. Here are the two original strips:  
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GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant Gaiforte? I think Foster's just messing with us now. Speaking of Foster, look at what I picked up at Baltimore Comic Con last weekend:  Semi-related: Hey Death Ray, at BCC I was the 10th Doctor who you told to figure out what the weird pink alien thing across from your booth was. Sorry that I couldn't deliver.
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Skippy (June 24, 1927) Peanuts (September 15, 1967)  Being a dog critic has its rewards, but pretty much all of them are spiritual. There are no such rewards in being a very minor supporting character in Funky Winkerbean. Not even death's sweet release.  Popeye  Rip Haywire  You'd think that being in a jail cell would be the best alibi for the murder of a judge outside of the jailhouse. Angry mobs don't do deductive reasoning very well? Out Our Way (August 26-27, 1925)  
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All the joy and frivolity of cramming your kid brother into a small box on a hot day!
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Jane's World Wait, what? Did a threesome happen, then? Non Sequitur   DAMNIT WILEY!Heavenly Nostrils  Kliban  Now, just how is that turkey supposed to type? Prehensile turkey feet? 9 Chickweed Lane 9/12/2003  Banging half the Nazi army sure turned you into a grumpy old battleaxe. Zits  Sucks to be loved.  Kevin & Kell  Yeah, and your brother is not only hanging with them, he's screwing them.  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
obviously it hunts and pecks. thanks for posting the kliban, i found a book of his stuff at my folks house when i was a kid and have always loved it.
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Oh, look, the dripping spite and hatefulness worked very well for this one. quote:Tales from the Duck Side What the gently caress. quote:Sheldon Hee, hee, look at the motion lines on that hammer toss in panel 4 (3 not counting title). It's a very lively and lovable case of horrifying violence against a small child. EasyEW posted:
That's... that's DISGUSTING. loving deviants! BlankIsBeautiful posted:
Don't mind me, just appreciating the gently caress out of those unicorn horror faces.
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I bring you things from the shallows of gocomics:   
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Some Guy TT posted:So, I recently gained excellent access to a computer that's not directly connected to the Internet. And damnit, I'm going to use it. It's back! 
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Ham Shears...well, let's be honest, we all saw this coming. The Dinette Set misses the point.  Working Daze shifts from Big Bang Theory to Dilbert territory. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Kevin & Kell Yeah, don't be so close-minded! Some of these predators can be very nice! So what if they eat your kind? It seems like someone here has some growing up to do.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze shifts from Big Bang Theory to Dilbert territory. 
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That is some hideous perspective. Why try and go for the "interesting" camera angle if you're going to gently caress it up so badly?
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 The publisher of Fok_It's printed works is auctioning a signed Conspiracy Frog poster printed for the recent comic festival, the only one of its kind. The bid is at 50€ right now. http://www.huuto.net/kohteet/joonas-rinta-kanto-salaliittosammakko-juliste-signeerattu/329511247
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goatface posted:That is some hideous perspective. Why try and go for the "interesting" camera angle if you're going to gently caress it up so badly? Roberts does that a lot, especially with comics like this that are basically just two characters talking. It's like he understands that two people just exchanging four lines of dialog is really visually dull, but instead of improving the dialog or something he just tilts the "camera" in some weird way.
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Mister Beeg posted:Sheldon Every last panel of this strip should be the one where he's wanting to buy a gun from the gun shop.
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I don't know if it's just me, but the art in Sheldon, specifically the weight on the lines, reminds me of that one children's book where the kid draws himself an adventure with a purple crayon.
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bean_shadow posted:Every last panel of this strip should be the one where he's wanting to buy a gun from the gun shop.  Mehuyael posted:I don't know if it's just me, but the art in Sheldon, specifically the weight on the lines, reminds me of that one children's book where the kid draws himself an adventure with a purple crayon.  Yeah, the head shape is rather similar...
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Heavenly Nostrils Wait until the third act, when she stays in disguise so long that she can't remember being a unicorn at all. It really does follow the buildup of a body horror movie. Something is Wrong Comix. Pooch Café  Okay, I know we had this exact same punchline back in the Year One storyline. drat you, Gilligan. Ballard Street  People like this ruin canoe trips for everyone, since you have to stick to shallow rivers and you're constantly going over rocks and poo poo. If you don't want to leave the shore, don't get in a drat boat.
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RandomFerret posted:Pooch Café He looks like a moogle 
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Indolent Bastard posted:Mike du Jour Monstrous! I really liked this Mike du Jour. It's cute.
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RandomFerret posted:People like this ruin canoe trips for everyone, since you have to stick to shallow rivers and you're constantly going over rocks and poo poo. If you don't want to leave the shore, don't get in a drat boat. I'm sorry, they forced me to get onboard and never let me say "no" unless I had a medical excuse 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Roberts does that a lot, especially with comics like this that are basically just two characters talking. It's like he understands that two people just exchanging four lines of dialog is really visually dull, but instead of improving the dialog or something he just tilts the "camera" in some weird way. Scott Roberts actually is a good artist (his comic book work, especially on SpongeBob, proves it). But with this strip I think it's because there was another artist drawing before he took over, so Roberts has to mimic the previous guy's style.
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LvK posted:I'm sorry, they forced me to get onboard and never let me say "no" unless I had a medical excuse Alan..?
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