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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   Uncontrolled drooling must be a side effect from that hobo wine they were drinking earlier. 9 Chickweed Lane  I wonder how many of Brooke's readers said the same thing about this comic while searching for kindling for their fireplaces.  We have reached the final Zachary Nixon Johnson.   This image was the last thing posted on GoComic's ZNJ page, so I guess it wasn't surprising how quickly it was pulled down.
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Aardmania posted:
It's not MY fault my strip is horrible and unloveable, it's the HOST's fault!!
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That's a lovely way to end it, by which I mean both the strip and that story. House Computer was an alright one-off villain, but having the same character be the shadowy mastermind behind everything two stories in a row is just hacky.
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Aardmania posted:We have reached the final Zachary Nixon Johnson. That last "strip" wasn't the least bit surprising. ZNJ goes down like a true web comic with yet another creator blaming the platform for their own failures at self-promotion. The sullen summary of the plot points that didn't get hit as part of the petulant mike drop is true to form, too. EasyEW fucked around with this message at 05:51 on Nov 25, 2014 |
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Who the gently caress writes Z like a slanty L?
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The top row of pixels in missing on every line. I'm not sure where that corruption was in the original or introduced in the copy I found in Google's cache.
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Alas, poor Zachary Nixon Johnson. It existed, Horatio. A comic of... I dunno, it certainly ran for a bit there.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Alas, poor Zachary Nixon Johnson. It existed, Horatio. A comic of... I dunno, it certainly ran for a bit there. And this thread is probably the best evidence for it ever having existed. Such is life.
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Good riddance, Zachary Nixon Johnson was dreadful. Let's talk about a better comic: Why is Flintheart playing Teddy instead of Mortimer? Is Dick Tracy going to get shoehorned into the role of Mortimer to solve this one? Pickles catchup.   Bleeker mustered.   Seriously, one day to get that amount of snow. Bleeker must be set in Buffalo.
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Haven't posted Holy Molé in a while. Let me fix that         
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Skippy (September 20, 1927) It's almost like he hasn't heard of Wagner. Peanuts (November 28, 1967)  Funky Winkerbean  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (February 15-16, 1926)   Inspired by Wes, Curly wants to be a writer. And when he figures out what the space bar does, that man's going to be unstoppable.
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Jane's World They're probably step sisters. I dunno... got nothin'.  Non Sequitur  That was kinda funny, Wiley. Heavenly Nostrils  We've seen this. We're in re-runs again. Kliban's Cats  Now, there's a T-shirt for twins. 9 Chickweed Lane 10/25/2003  I'm surprised he didn't go for the "Coppertone" angle. Zits  Kevin & Kell  God, that's bad.   
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Cul-de-sac childhood terrors. Poptropica...savory?  Heathcliff 
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EasyEW posted:Popeye I really hope the new king is an ENIAC-style computer 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Heavenly Nostrils 
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom  Classic Prince Valiant  
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life Who the gently caress doesn't love Golden Girls, I'll fight them. I'll fight you. Idle Comix are the Devil's Playthings. Pooch Café  The gif dithering makes it look like Chazz wears a brocade smoking jacket and matching slacks. My respect for Chazz just went up. Ballard Street  Ballard Street, as far as I'm aware, is not near any rivers or lakes.
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Pffft yeah an optic blast? Might as well just throw that turkey up against the wall! Amirite? Heeeh heeeeeh 
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God drat it, I found an Intelligent Life funny. Kill me. e: the Great Gazoo one, to clarify.
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Green Intern posted:I really hope the new king is an ENIAC-style computer Hey, y'know when everyone's image of computers was ENIAC-style monstrosities? In the '70s, setting of JOHN DARLING!!! In today's strip, John has gone to Hollywood (because the book publishers didn't care about keeping the strips in order or retaining any of the running plot arcs). Specifically, he's at TCL Chinese Theatre (which, at the time, was known as "Grauman's Chinese Theatre"). A common practice at Grauman's/TCL is to have select celebrities leave their handprints, footprints, and signature in a slab of wet cement; tourists can admire these, and compare the celebrities' footprints to their own. Punchline of today's strip: John thinks that the similarity between his feet and those of noted actor and director Robert Redford indicates that he is as talented as Redford, and will soon be as famous. Hidden punchline: As of November 2014, Robert Redford has never participated in a cement-slab memorial ceremony at Grauman's/TCL. There is no slab with Robert Redford's footprints. 
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Dustin Guilty of doing this. I'd rather have the money and I figure whoever buys it will appreciate it more than me.  Luckily for Dustin there are myriad businesses that will cater to last minute shoppers and rush deliver it and everything! And then when UPS gets overloaded with volume and things arrive late you can get shopping credits for it not arriving on time.  This family. Everyone complains about mom's health-conscious cooking and everyone complains when they suggest the guys do it instead. On the Fastrack  I'm sure Ancient Egypt had a lot of traffic from all over.  The colorist is really bad at this.  Safe Havens  I wonder how dodos would taste as the main course on Thanksgiving.  ...as the main course, right?  I don't know what Pam is expressing but it's the right reaction. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 23:23 on Nov 25, 2014 |
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Bloom County  Calvin And Hobbes     Ripley's 
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Darthemed posted:Bloom County Oh yeah, we'll be wandering into some seriously dark territory before this is over. Probably the darkest Bloom County ever got.
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The Dinette Set doesn't know art, but knows what it likes. And who's ready for a Working Daze catch-up post!   
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RandomFerret posted:Ballard Street
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Howard Beale posted:Oh yeah, we'll be wandering into some seriously dark territory before this is over. Probably the darkest Bloom County ever got. Yep, just in case it's a spoiler The Night of the Mary Kay Commandos!
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Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens Apparently dodo meat was tough and tasted terrible, but they were hunted because they were enormous and extremely easy to catch.
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dordreff posted:Apparently dodo meat was tough and tasted terrible, but they were hunted because they were enormous and extremely easy to catch. I bet it still tasted better than turkey.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Yep, just in case it's a spoiler The Night of the Mary Kay Commandos! Ohboyohboyohboy, this is one of my favorite story arcs ever, despite how dark it gets.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:9 Chickweed Lane 10/25/2003 Wouldn't work. None of Brooke's women have butt cheeks. Just an anus.
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Pogo has problems of his own, thank you kindly, Mouse. (November 26, 1956) Peanuts: Year Two (November 12-14, 1951)    Another mile marker on the downward path (if you choose to see it that way). Super-Fun-Pak Comix 
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Calvin's look in the third panel is one the best things ever drawn by anyone. It never fails to make me laugh.
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Allen Wren posted:Great Moments in Rock 'n' Roll "You used to play drums in a rock band? Wow, you must have tons of crazy stories from those days!" "Oh sure. In fact, once we had to start a song early because our lead singer talked for two or three minutes onstage. Sheer madness!"
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