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I like the art in John Darling; it reminds me of the art in Graves, Inc., which has been posted in this thread a few times and I also really like. Please post more grimy, rumpled-looking 70s comic strips.
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My Lovely Horse posted:From the gif thread: We don't need no education...
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann 
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Pogo (November 1, 1956) Peanuts: Year One (September 10-12, 1951)   
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Pastry of the Year posted:I like the art in John Darling; it reminds me of the art in Graves, Inc., which has been posted in this thread a few times and I also really like. The day I bought the John Darling collection, I also picked up a late '70s Tank McNamara album. I'll see what I can do about scanning those also.
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EasyEW posted:Skippy (August 24, 1927) Speaking of odd caricatures in unexpected places, Helen Hayes? 
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Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead   Nancy   Arlo and Janis   Andertoons   Lost Side of Suburbia    Dick Tracy  Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz      Weird. There's something different about today's comic, but I'm not entirely sure what.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy That big ape tore her right arm off!  Juliet Jones  Phantom Classic  Radio Patrol  Oh, Hippo, not the livestock. Rip Kirby  Sometimes, randomly shooting a dude works out in your favor!  Big Ben Bolt 
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d... dang. Happy birthday, baby Kathryn   (does anybody happen to have the full version of that panel, I had the strip saved but my hard drive crashed)
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann  I know it's not gonna happen, but I can't help but have a teensy bit of hope.
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Dustin In case anyone was unaware, Dustin writer Steve Kelley hates today's youth and his kid will probably leave him to rot away in a nursing home when he's old. On the Fastrack  So he's like, the internet? Safe Havens  It's horse manure, isn't it?
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F Minus  Mary Worth   Hear that Hanna? He's single! Rex Morgan MD  
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Midnight Moth posted:Dustin Good gawd, I'm expecting Stan Kelly (the Onion cartoonist) to appear in the bottom right-hand corner making a quip.
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Reply All Pearls Before Swine 
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Mister Beeg posted:Good gawd, I'm expecting Stan Kelly (the Onion cartoonist) to appear in the bottom right-hand corner making a quip. "Trick or tweet"
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   9 Chickweed Lane   She may have been sober but I'm pretty sure that Brooke was tanked when he came up with those angles. Zachary Nixon Johnson 
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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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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro Get bent, Piraro.
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LvK posted:d... dang. Happy birthday, baby Kathryn Would've been 63 today if she'd made it. LvK posted:
Of course...  Skippy (August 26, 1927)  Peanuts in which the annual ritual comes to a rousing climax! (October 31, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean has a different type of ghoul in its pumpkin patch.  Popeye  What do the powers of the universe matter over the love of a squinty mutant that you might get sick of again once you get a wild hair up your rear end? Rip Haywire lays out terror in its own special way.  Out Our Way (December 18-19, 1925)  
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 "And, that answer would be no unless you want me to immediately transport your soul to the burning depths of hell itself." Jane's World  They're in a Jeep. They should be able to completely dominate a standard old pickup over rough terrain if Jane's a decent off-road driver. Non Sequitur   Heavenly Nostrils is still exactly one day off.  Kliban  This was hilarious to me. Also, very Far Side-like. 9 Chickweed Lane 10/31/2003  Ok, Brooke. Zits  You should probably just make up half a dozen or so, Walt, this is going to happen a lot. Kevin & Kell  Not too bad, Holbrook. I've really come to detest that term.  
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Cul-de-sac happy halloween everybody The CreepsSkinny creep is such a good brother.  Poptropica  Heathcliff 
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Manuel Calavera posted:
An apple? REALLY? Is this just the baguette that must be in the brown shopping bag? Is it a cartoonist trope that can't be avoided? Because I don't see any in other strips. Are candies too hard to draw? Do you really want kids to be given apples while trick-or-treating?
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD I thought they already talked about this. He's a former art forger who's gone legit. Remember? You acted like "art forger" was code for "crazed arsonist"? Ring any bells, June?
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:I thought they already talked about this. He's a former art forger who's gone legit. Remember? You acted like "art forger" was code for "crazed arsonist"? Ring any bells, June? Maybe they assumed he was good enough to not get caught? His failure to avoid the cops means he isn't good enough to teach their child.
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Is she reading about Lara Croft? No book based on a video game would be that good.
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Ham Shears reveals the TRUTH! The Dinette Set knows how to get the most for your clothing dollar.  Working Daze is funny because this guy sleeps all day at work! IT'S FUNNY!  And again, Zakour doesn't know when to stop telling a joke.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life I keep meaning to ask, is the long sleeve/short sleeve combo a thing again, or is the creator just hopelessly endeared with the 1990s?
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Evil Mastermind posted:Ham Shears reveals the TRUTH! As a fan of the movie, this owns.
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Did I miss a part in my childhood where I was supposed to refer to people by their full names in my head?  Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life I'm actually a bit impressed that he managed to draw someone in such a vastly different style than his terrible usual one.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life Liz from Garfield lost her vet license and now has to work as a waitress.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Non Sequitur  I often wonder what Einstein would have said about Dog Comix. Pooch Café  I used to think Chazz was the victim in these strips, but he's just as big an rear end in a top hat as his dog. Ballard Street  It is impossible to tell whose hat it was originally, they're both sulking equally hard.
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Aardmania posted:Dick Tracy Grilox posted:Did I miss a part in my childhood where I was supposed to refer to people by their full names in my head?
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Pentaro posted:Liz from Garfield lost her vet license and now has to work as a waitress. It's Tina.
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That is the joke. Amnesiac Phantom is just going to be an excuse to tell an overly drawn out historical story.
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goatface posted:That is the joke. Yyyeah, I realized that after I posted. Sometimes the joke just goes over one's head. Speaking of jokes literally going over someone's head, here's JOHN DARLING. In the first strip, John is still in the studio audience for Saturday Night Live. This strip was published in July 1979, during the summer break after SNL's third season, but before the beginning of the fourth (in October of that year): the gag of superimposing witty comments over shots of random audience members ended after the third season. The caption superimposed over John is a reference to Certs candy, and their advertising slogan which claims that it is "two, two, two mints in one". In the second strip, John is going to a thinly disguised Studio 54. Punchline to strip #1: [not applicable] Punchline to strip #2: John hopes that his meager fame will be enough to earn him access into a very popular and exclusive discotheque/nightclub, only to learn that he has missed the peak of its popularity. 
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