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What kind of monster wishes Evil Otto on their enemies?
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I should also note: both "Doonesbury" and "Broom Hilda" began the same year: 1970. So take that for what you will. So, by newspaper standards it's not -that- old.
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While I like this one, it bugs me that Horsey screwed up on Death's left arm. It looks like it's bending in two places 
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albany academy posted:
Yes. Also I think that's supposed to be Earth, but all I see is an American Cop about to eat/poorly-kiss a Mountie.
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Honestly, copy-pasting aside, I really like this. Amidst a sea of "But what do other cartoonists think?" reporting, Daryl Cagle is just kind of haunted by the whole incident. He doesn't need to reaffirm his appreciation for free speech because we know goddamn well that he likes it. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, I dunno.
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Yeah it was posted, and I don't really like that they use "The world" there, since it implies that muslims are not part of the world. Additionally, from looking at papers and news all over, it seems people are trying very hard to get the distinction between Islamic extremists and regular muslims out. It's a shame that this is a distinction that has to be pointed out, but it seems a lot of media, and people, are at least trying.
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Broken Cog posted:Yeah it was posted, and I don't really like that they use "The world" there, since it implies that muslims are not part of the world.
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I post Adam Ford every week during Sunday School, so if you don't know who that is then it means you aren't reading my wonderful weekly presentation! (which means you are doing the right thing 
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Rorus Raz posted:I post Adam Ford every week during Sunday School, so if you don't know who that is then it means you aren't reading my wonderful weekly presentation! Remember when you first posted him? It was the SIN! comic and people thought he was just being funny and it took you posting a half dozen more over the following pages as the horror steadily dawned on people
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SomeMathGuy posted:Honestly, copy-pasting aside, I really like this. Amidst a sea of "But what do other cartoonists think?" reporting, Daryl Cagle is just kind of haunted by the whole incident. He doesn't need to reaffirm his appreciation for free speech because we know goddamn well that he likes it. I don't think that was actually copy pasted.
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Portals posted:While I like this one, it bugs me that Horsey screwed up on Death's left arm. It looks like it's bending in two places Maybe it is? Death has all the joints he wants. 
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Jan 9, 2015 23:43
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El Scotch posted:Maybe it is? Death has all the joints he wants. Just call him Barry Death.
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Jan 9, 2015 23:45
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Gimnbo posted:This was already posted. People were AGCing it until they were reminded that bullets still come out of the gun. I still say silencing terrorism is a worthy goal.
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Jan 9, 2015 23:48
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Mort is Death's apprentice and son-in-law, actually.
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Duckbag posted:I still say silencing terrorism is a worthy goal. Yeah, it really is AGC. Terrorists want to increase tensions, responsible ("PC") people don't want to assist them by acting as their loudspeakers. We must react to jihadist fucktards who go on murdering people around the globe, obviously, but that doesn't mean that we should start new pogroms.
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Robert Crumb drew this in light of the tragedy:
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Mister Beeg posted:
I'm surprised you're 25 because I'm reasonably sure we met on the keenspace forums 10 years ago. You must have been a BABY.
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Mister Beeg posted:Robert Crumb drew this in light of the tragedy: Good to see him. On a similar note, Albert Uderzo can also still handle a pen:  
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colonel_korn posted:The shooting got Oliphant to draw something for the first time in like 4 months: I saw this and it looks like Oliphant draws in charcoal? Is that right? Then I thought it would be cool to see a video of ENOS making a cartoon. So I went to his website and there are a bunch of terrible sound effects and also a "porn" section where he has drawings of a sexy granny. Mister Beeg posted:Robert Crumb drew this in light of the tragedy: Wow nice crosshatching, hack
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Hitler B. Natural posted:Albert Uderzo can also still handle a pen: Now if only he could write good stories with that pen  oh Goscinny where art thou... 
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TheGreenAvenger posted:I'm surprised you're 25 because I'm reasonably sure we met on the keenspace forums 10 years ago. You must have been a BABY. Ooooooh lord. Yeah, I posted there when I was a teen. I'm surprised you remember me there...and now I'm feeling dread.
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The red of that flag represents the blood spilled during the revolution right? I can't tell if he knew that or didn't know that when he drew this. I mean, if he did, it matches what a (deeply prejudiced) French guy told me about what he believes with be an Islamic overthrow of the government. edit: I'm surprised "lack of assimilation" is there though. Does Ramirez...understand something about this situation?
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Mister Beeg posted:Ooooooh lord. Yeah, I posted there when I was a teen. I'm surprised you remember me there...and now I'm feeling dread. Don't worry man, we were all little shits back then. I mean I was a little poo poo who was about 5 years older than you, but yeah.
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Samurai Sanders posted:edit: I'm surprised "lack of assimilation" is there though. Does Ramirez...understand something about this situation? I think he's saying this wouldn't be happening if Muslims would stop being all Muslimmy
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Mister Beeg posted:Ooooooh lord. Yeah, I posted there when I was a teen. I'm surprised you remember me there...and now I'm feeling dread. Holy poo poo I remember Keenspace. I posted terrible art there when I was like... ten. So about the same timeframe as you.  Your art style looks really familiar, I wonder if that's why. Portals fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Jan 10, 2015 |
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pathetic little tramp posted:I think he's saying this wouldn't be happening if Muslims would stop being all Muslimmy
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Samurai Sanders posted:edit: I'm surprised "lack of assimilation" is there though. Does Ramirez...understand something about this situation? It's not saying "Racism and prejudice are driving minority Muslims to lash out and join radical movements" it's saying "Muslims can't assimilate with the civilized world and Muslims are threats to society"
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Samurai Sanders posted:The red of that flag represents the blood spilled during the revolution right? I can't tell if he knew that or didn't know that when he drew this. I mean, if he did, it matches what a (deeply prejudiced) French guy told me about what he believes with be an Islamic overthrow of the government. Ramirez is definitely saying "kick out/fear the Muslims," not the more accurate and more nuanced opinion of "France is rejecting their assimilation through prejudice and stupid policies."
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pathetic little tramp posted:I think he's saying this wouldn't be happening if Muslims would stop being all Muslimmy
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TheGreenAvenger posted:Don't worry man, we were all little shits back then. I mean I was a little poo poo who was about 5 years older than you, but yeah. Portals posted:Holy poo poo I remember Keenspace. I posted terrible art there when I was like... ten. So about the same timeframe as you. I drew a ton of lovely stuff back then. I pretty much threw away all of it since then. Lately I've been doing some freelance work for a comic book based on a popular TV cartoon, so I managed to move up, at least.
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colonel_korn posted:The shooting got Oliphant to draw something for the first time in like 4 months: This looks pretty loving rad, gotta say. 
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Awesome, man, I'm glad to hear it. I don't draw comics anymore, but now I translate them. *Flinstones "it's a living" bird*
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Mister Beeg posted:Robert Crumb drew this in light of the tragedy: Whoa, I just realized that Bakhsh is a reference to Ralph Bakshi, an animator who directed "Fritz the Cat", based on Crumb's comic. Crumb infamously hated the movie, and Bakshi in general.
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As much as he's a hack and labels like crazy, cartoons like this: More accurately display what happened than ones like this (or similar where a terrorist caricature is being erased): Pretty much in no way were the cartoonists triumphant in this one, so maybe I'm just not understanding the portrayals.
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