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Devor posted:I like the art from these early Peanuts a lot better than the older canon-appearance. Seems cleaner. Maybe it's the hands? Some googling shows that the current fingers are uneven and sloppy. It might be because of the geometric shapes. Everything seem really round in these earlier ones, which is weird because I'd think that would be harder to draw. It's All Right Chief Dharma  Eh, you could probably make a profit on the resale. Provided you know where to sell of course. fake edit: Ah, forget it. Looks like nobody bothers with the tags in this thread anymore. Not that I blame you since most of the huge comics are gone.
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Cholmondeley posted:Nope, just one. I believe there might be weed involved though. I smoke a quarter-ounce a week and it's still baffling to me. It really gives off the impression of a writer who just wants to do safe, innocuous jokes and an artist who keeps interpreting them in the most bizarre ways humanly possible to piss the writer off.
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Some Guy TT posted:It's All Right Chief Dharma  Wouldn't it work just to wipe it off? But after that image I can't blame her.
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Look you cant just wipe off a watch that's just been born. It isnt right.
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The secret is that that baby is dead and they're doing a death photo.
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The novelty of the joke being "goofy outdated clothes" is lost when the comic itself is almost 100 years old and always features goofy, outdated clothes from our perspective. I mean the joke is they all died of polio and whooping cough this is a pro-vaccine comic eat poo poo Jenny McCarthy  
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 I dunno, Wiley, this just doesn't work well for me. Heavenly Nostrils is yesterday's. 9 Chickweed Lane 9/14/2003  That correlation really doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Zits   Don't forget folks, the trees are sentient. They're screaming now in pain, and horror. Nice job you two.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth And then she accidentally hits the delete button.
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Peanuts gives us a moment of Biblical meditation...with a punchline. (September 17, 1967) Hey everybody, Shermy showed up for work today! I can't remember if Sparky ever gave him another line, though. Funky Winkerbean  The only way you can find real joy in life in the Funkyverse is to know it's almost over. Cameo by the mummified husk of Ed Crankshaft. Classic Popeye Sunday gives us "cruel tricks for dear friends"...and "The Mystery of The Disintegrating Page". (c. 1940garble)  In our last Sunday Pogo, Beauregard and the cat were being accosted by a thing that looks like a pile of dirty yarn with googly eyes. Takes my breath away...oh wait, that's lunch burning. (August 31, 1969, click through for the readable one)  First Gen Blondie (c. 1942)   There are no puzzles to solve in today's Out Our Way panels. Hope you're not disappointed. (August 31-September 1, 1925)   (e: ...except for how long it'll take Serdar Argic to catch that last caption.) EasyEW fucked around with this message at 17:52 on Sep 14, 2014 |
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SALT CURES HAM posted:I smoke a quarter-ounce a week and it's still baffling to me. It really gives off the impression of a writer who just wants to do safe, innocuous jokes and an artist who keeps interpreting them in the most bizarre ways humanly possible to piss the writer off. Gately did the strip for years in a certain style, and now his nephew has taken it over. I think he's trying to walk the line between the long time fans, but appeal to a slightly younger demographic as well. I embrace the bizarreness that is modern Heathcliff. There's nothing else like it.
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean 
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom "Skull, that's what I was gonna say! Nnnot... stripey panties or anything..." Also, the degree to which Lynne Johnston hated being a mother is kind of blood-chilling.
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Harcourt just eat Wendell already. Make his foot into a keychain and his pelt into a wallet.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:I just can't think anything good about a skull. I mean, what do skulls make you think of? Death, cannibals, beheading, pirates...
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:I just can't think anything good about a skull. Keeps your brains in? Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll 
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spoopy skerrit skellingtons. Cul-de-sac is beautifully painted today.  Heathcliff 
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One of the things I absolutely love about Prince Valiant is how often a monster or demon is illustrated as just some real-world thing that we know exists but the characters aren't familiar with, like the sea monster being recognizable as an unusually large eel, or the ogre that was a gorilla. It's just such a perfect way of portraying the world it's set in.
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Humanoid Female posted:One of the things I absolutely love about Prince Valiant is how often a monster or demon is illustrated as just some real-world thing that we know exists but the characters aren't familiar with, like the sea monster being recognizable as an unusually large eel, or the ogre that was a gorilla. It's just such a perfect way of portraying the world it's set in. I know that it's not this period, but from the 70s to 2004 Cullen Murphy was the writer on Prince Valiant. He has a degree in Medieval History from Amherst and was managing editor of The Atlantic.
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Spider-Man's webbing is only really strong when it's inconvenient for Spider-Man for it to be that strong.
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Johnny Walker posted:F Minus 
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Stultus Maximus posted:I know that it's not this period, but from the 70s to 2004 Cullen Murphy was the writer on Prince Valiant. He has a degree in Medieval History from Amherst and was managing editor of The Atlantic. Cullen Murphy, as in Big Ben Bolt's John Cullen Murphy? (checks) Huh, they're father and son, and they did PV together after Hal Foster got too old to keep up with it.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:I just can't think anything good about a skull. 
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Something something "everybody do the zombie strip stomp," something.
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Presto posted:In a similar vein from the 50s:
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Sergio Aragones The Lighter Side of...    Tales from the Duck Side  Hey Look! 
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Skippy (June 27, 1927) Peanuts (September 18, 1967)  Please don't be calling Sean Hannity...definitely please don't be calling Alex Jones... Funky Winkerbean  Popeye  Rip Haywire  
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EasyEW posted:
Don't worry he used a finger gun. Seriously, is being a colorist really that hard a job?
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