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FactsAreUseless posted:It's a little sad that anyone other than me remembers a low-effort spiderman edit from 2011. What if I remember one from way before that  Come to think of it, I don't think Spider-Man's gotten hit in the head recently.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is apparently going to wring this out for a few days. It's not Christmas, nothing particularly Apple-y is going on in the news, Steve Jobs died in November, WHY THE HELL IS THERE SUDDENLY A CHRISTMAS CAROL KNOCKOFF!??? Working Daze really hits the "get angry at comics" buttons for me, ugh.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is apparently going to wring this out for a few days. Zakour is the one with the transformation fetish, right? Why can't he transform Working Daze into something funny?
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Green Intern posted:Oh god, he said "iWAS" Yeah. Yeah, he did.
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Working Daze is the worst. But wait, Zakour and Roberts have a second strip where they  Thomas Scott Roberts posted:Hmm- not ‘exact same’- they’re all variants. Comics thrive on borrowing themes. I said “Calvin and Hobbes” when John first sent this one, but I thought it would be fun to see how we could handle it. But Calvin in many ways was Dennis The Menace crossed with Barnaby. And he was building on crazy things Little Lulu had done.  And sometimes just  attempts at jokes like WD
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She has a point. Wrist watches are definitely not a category of item that has ever been expensive and charged a lot for.
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Howard Beale posted:Zakour is the one with the transformation fetish, right? Why can't he transform Working Daze into something funny? He just needs a beaker of Funny Comic Strip DNA. (Yes, yes, I know, that's Safe Havens.) What I really hate about Working Daze* is the one-note evil boss character. Used to be, office strip bosses were portrayed as imperious and out of touch, but not necessarily evil. But now it seems like every office strip has to have a boss who's genuinely malevolent -- the PHB, Ms. Trellis from Fastrack, et al. It's gotten to be a tiresome cliche. At least Sally Forth went in a different direction with Ralph. *(well, that and the fact that Scott Roberts is actually a good artist and shouldn't be wasting his time on this crap. Even though he clearly spends about 10 minutes per panel.)
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Good on you People's Republic of China.
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Selachian posted:He just needs a beaker of Funny Comic Strip DNA. Hey, the boss lady in Working Daze has two notes. She's evil and there's a water bottle in frame every single time she appears no matter what. Her water bottle tells you ____________ about her character. 
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Mandrake killing hundreds of Japanese soldiers: cool as a cucumber, not a hair out of place. Mandrake asking his long-time girlfriend to marry him: a gigantic sweaty wreck.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's What, did they run out of rope for the suicide nets?
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom I like how at no point does he connect the dots regarding this enigmatic, highly competent, identity hiding man who thinks precisely like the enigmatic, highly competent, identity hiding man that he takes orders from. How the gently caress does the Jungle Patrol solve any mysteries?
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SomeMathGuy posted:I like how at no point does he connect the dots regarding this enigmatic, highly competent, identity hiding man who thinks precisely like the enigmatic, highly competent, identity hiding man that he takes orders from. How the gently caress does the Jungle Patrol solve any mysteries? They bumble around until the Phantom saves them. Duh.
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Two nervous people--------facing-------------------------IT Glory.
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Luann For those who came in late. Sally Forth  The Amazing Spider-Man  Juliet Jones 
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Wow I don't even have to change anything to make it an "Owning Gunthie"; thanks Evanses. Also I expect a check and a writing credit: A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:I got lovely drunk off A Beer, and rode in comfort on a guided tour bus for grandmas. I even had to change my own diaper a few times. It was hell and the beard stays, Mom!!
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Dustin Farmers get internet? Are there like five active users? Bleeker  Now that's just bad user experience design. On the Fastrack  Buckle up kids we're in for a week of this. Safe Havens  Why would mouse boy care if campus security has an open file on him? That's their problem, not his. I'm sure he has important mousey business to do.
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Midnight Moth posted:Safe Havens It's cool how she was going to kill and eat him less than 24 hours ago.
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man This comic. 
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ZeeToo posted:This comic. Hey. Post Mocha.
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ZeeToo posted:This comic. Ayup. I know its a comic but god drat does the timeline of actions and dialogue not line up at all. Its like the deadly discus of death only travels at a snails pace.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Woah, this moron got himself a teardrop tattoo! Maybe those old ladies were members of the Mara Peruviatrucha. Kismet posted:It's cool how she was going to kill and eat him less than 24 hours ago.  Now, let's check out Kevin & Kell...How the hell does that mouse speak and understand english?
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This is why I love this thread - it's willing to go balls-deep in the truly vile poo poo of the funnies; the stuff Comics Curmudgeon will never touch. I'm just imagining Josh Frulinger glancing at Working Daze and Holbrook, then just going "Nope! - nopenopenopenope"
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann So he's hanging on to the beard because it makes him feel less pathetic about feeling pathetic. Which makes him pathetic. Okay then... Pogo (February 19-20, 1957)   Peanuts: Year Two (April 7-9, 1952)    Super-Fun-Pak Comix  
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Green Intern posted:Oh god, he said "iWAS" That doesn't bother me as much as her saying "BTW." I kinda feel like Super Fun Pak Comics isn't anywhere near as good as it was when it was just an occasional feature in TTDB but Percival Dunwoody is the one exception because it's always great.
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Twelve by Pies posted:That doesn't bother me as much as her saying "BTW."
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is apparently going to wring this out for a few days. Luxury watches are well known for typically being inexpensive, after all. Midnight Moth posted:She has a point. Wrist watches are definitely not a category of item that has ever been expensive and charged a lot for. edit: drat
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