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Simian_Prime posted:The only way I could see a K&K cartoon get produced is if Tim & Eric snatched up the rights and just played up the horror of the setting completely straight. I would watch the hell out of that.
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Those model sheets are terrible and his animators would have hated him.
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  Saaaaay... You guys getting a load of I'm seeing in the middle panel?    Whaaaaat??? The guy who, at the beginning of this caper, kidnapped and threatened to kill my employee unless I did his bidding isn't entirely on the up and up???   
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:9 Chickweed Lane 11/16/2003 Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz Darthemed fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Nov 17, 2014 |
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Rip Kirby hasn't let me down yet.  Classic Popeye Sunday, in which Swee'pea want to get drafted. (c. 1942)  Pogo, in which Owl whips out a little heroic medicine. (November 17, 1968, click for full size)  Blondie v. 1.5 (c. 1943)  
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It's All Right Chief Dharma "whoa it's huge"
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Magic Hate Ball posted:I don't get the second one here. I think it's just a simple case of Dagwood got on a crowded bus with a large unwieldy object and pissed everybody off.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:
The dog was the color of television tuned to a dead channel.
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Skippy (September 12, 1927) Peanuts has a lot more end-of-week cliffhangers than I remember. (November 20, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  In case Les and Cayla gave you night terrors with their Cialis commercial reenactment, here's something new to cry about. Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (January 27-28, 1926)  
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Jane's World Non Sequitur  Looks like we're in for a week of bitching about fast food. Heavenly Nostrils   Kliban  That's pretty good! 9 Chickweed Lane 11/17/2003  Yeah, ok, keep believing that. Zits  They're not wearing tube socks with red stripes, though. Those are a necessity if he's talking about middle 70s athletic wear. Kevin & Kell  Welp. Only Holbrook could come up with something like that to include in his comic strip. 
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Cul-de-sac is kinda adorable today. The Creeps miss the point  Poptropica This one was supposed to run Friday,  then this is today's:  The dangers of having a buffer, I suppose. Heathcliff 
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz gently caress.
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Ham Shears needs to hire Boss out to clear people's driveways. The Dinette Set gets an early start on their taxes.  Working Daze is dumb. 
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Midnight Moth posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop You know where else the mass media grotesquely misrepresents Big Science? In JOHN DARLING!!! John and his guest are talking about the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania. Punchline to today's strip: a combination of "nuclear reactors are just like nuclear bombs" and "the government is unprepared for emergency situations". I think the implication is "five sixths of the island would have been obliterated". The island isn't three square miles in size, though; rather, it's three miles downriver from a nearby city. 
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I am convinced that Paul Gilligan and Jerry Van Amerongen read this thread and know that I post their strips together. How else could you explain the synchronicity of these Dog Comix of Id? Pooch Café  Frammin' at the jim-jam, frippin' in the krotz. Ballard Street  Why yes, I have seen the Wizard of Id today!  I really need to get around to scanning that first-year Id collection. I need to find out if the strips actually were good back then or if I'm remembering wrong.
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Those old Wizard of Id strips are great. At the very least, the artwork made me laugh. I consider Brant Parker and Johnny Hart to be my big artistic influence, even if their best days were in the 1960s and '70s.
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Classic Prince Valiant  
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fffffffuuuuuuuuck this strip. What is even happening in the last panel? It looks like she collapsed on the floor in a fit of smug geekery
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Since it's the 50th anniversary of the strip, here's the "Wizard of Id" pilot that Jim Henson did with Muppets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDeAuq44XKQ Jim Henson voiced The Wizard (using Kermit's voice) and the Spook. The King is Jerry Juhl.
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Jesus, Mandrake, get a ring job, or a top end rebuild done on that motor! Look at how much oil you're burning!
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He's a magician, dude. Smoke is part of the gig. I'm surprised at how few mirrors he has, though.
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GorfZaplen posted:Classic Prince Valiant YES.  All the classic Val in this thread inspired me to check out the new Fantagraphics reprint series, handily available at my local library. I cannot praise these books enough - the artwork is spectacular. Also, I'm about a volume ahead of Gorf's posts by now, and I have to say, Aleta is amazing.
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Miiiiight wanna nws that. Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll 
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F Minus *ahem* "Bark." Mary Worth  And Sean cruelly mocks Hanna's inability to drive. Rex Morgan MD  Now Helen is on the floor, and balance has been restored.
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I decided to draw something for the Wizard of Id's 50th. I used one of the old paperbacks for guide. Nothing major. I just wanted to acknowledge them. I was a real big fan of the old strips, and consider it to be one of my favorites.
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Mister Beeg posted:I decided to draw something for the Wizard of Id's 50th. I used one of the old paperbacks for guide. It took your drawing for me to realize the king
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life yes I'm including Retail
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Pogo (November 19, 1956) That garbage can got good distance. Howland must be on to something. Peanuts: Year Two (October 29-31, 1951)    Super-Fun-Pak Comix 
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Aleph Null posted:It took your drawing for me to realize the king That's actually how Johnny Hart came up with the idea for the strip. According to comics historian R.C. Harvey: quote:cartoonist Johnny Hart, creator of B.C., came up with an idea for a second comic strip while flipping through a deck of playing cards. In other words, it wasn’t the court magician that struck his fancy: it was the king. Hart enlisted longtime friend and mentor, Brant Parker to help co-produce and illustrate the Wizard of Id.
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I'm not sure what's going on in Zippy, but it terrifies me on a very primal level.
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Router issues will have me on hiatus for a few days, believe it or not.
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GorfZaplen posted:I'm not sure what's going on in Zippy, but it terrifies me on a very primal level. 
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Wanamingo posted:
They also left a set of fingerprints and a written confession, but you can't tell because the art is so rudimentary. I saw the apple and figured it was the clue, but since inspector assumption didn't say he was after dental records how the gently caress is any kid supposed to guess the answer. The answer is nowhere in the goddamn puzzle. gently caress!
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