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I'm really starting to miss classic Prince Valiant, does anyone know which the last strip posted was(publication date/volume number w/e)? I'm thinking of getting some of the books for myself and I want to know where to start. Hopefully I won't ruin them by plowing through them in an afternoon.
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Mar 16, 2015 13:56
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I can't wait for Bull Greer to punch someone with his fists of justice.
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Mar 16, 2015 14:10
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Dr. Dos posted:My parents used to use "iforgotit" as the wifi password Your pa is an rear end-man too?
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Mar 16, 2015 14:25
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The Dinette Set gets sentimental. Workign Daze nails the conservative mindset pretty well. 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Jane's World
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Peanuts: Heavy hangs the head who wears the crown. (March 18, 1968) Funky Winkerbean  So Mopey Pete is such a low priority that his crisis of conscience fantasy doesn't get a proper ending. Got it. Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (October 27-28, 1926)  
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Hel posted:I'm really starting to miss classic Prince Valiant, does anyone know which the last strip posted was(publication date/volume number w/e)? I'm thinking of getting some of the books for myself and I want to know where to start. Hopefully I won't ruin them by plowing through them in an afternoon. I recently checked out the 1945-1946 collection of Prince Valiant (volume 5 specifically) at my library and they started right after the last one posted. It's definitely worth getting as the story is absolutely fantastic and hilarious as it explores the relationship between Prince Valiant and Aleta.
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Hel posted:I'm really starting to miss classic Prince Valiant, does anyone know which the last strip posted was(publication date/volume number w/e)? I'm thinking of getting some of the books for myself and I want to know where to start. Hopefully I won't ruin them by plowing through them in an afternoon. You should pick up the Fantagraphics collections, starting with Volume 5. If you have lots of money, you should just pick them all up, because they're really nice. Emmy Lou  Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom 
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Indolent Bastard posted:Retail[/b] I admit, I actually like Lunker. He has the fortune of not being overused to make the mystery old.
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Mar 16, 2015 15:40
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EasyEW posted:Popeye Am I the only one who keeps misreading ungenie as "lingerie"?
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Desperate Character posted:I recently checked out the 1945-1946 collection of Prince Valiant (volume 5 specifically) at my library and they started right after the last one posted. It's definitely worth getting as the story is absolutely fantastic and hilarious as it explores the relationship between Prince Valiant and Aleta. GorfZaplen posted:You should pick up the Fantagraphics collections, starting with Volume 5. If you have lots of money, you should just pick them all up, because they're really nice. Thanks, unfortunately my library doesn't carry the books so I'll have to buy them, but if I buy them over a period of time(and not gorge on them when they arrive) it should be manageable.
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EasyEW posted:Popeye I think the ungenie is going to eat the money?
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Mar 16, 2015 17:53
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life Rulebook Heavily posted:I admit, I actually like Lunker. He has the fortune of not being overused to make the mystery old. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 18:05 on Mar 16, 2015 |
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Mar 16, 2015 18:02
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Intelligent Life is so bad. If you told me it was being produced by an algorithm and a generic c&p strip creator, I might actually believe you.
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goatface posted:Intelligent Life is so bad. If you told me it was being produced by an algorithm and a generic c&p strip creator, I might actually believe you. Intelligent Life is far, FAR better than Working Daze. I.L., dare I say it, has room to improve even.
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Mar 16, 2015 18:09
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Dewgy posted:Intelligent Life is far, FAR better than Working Daze. I.L., dare I say it, has room to improve even. "This turd is better than that one, it's got peanuts in it!"
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Another thread taught me that a pibgorn is actually a Welsh musical instrument. In looking it up, I found this article. Okay, which one of you writes for The Daily Texan? http://www.dailytexanonline.com/blogs/words-and-pictures/2011/09/27/how-not-to-comic-pibgorn
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Mar 16, 2015 18:18
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:"This turd is better than that one, it's got peanuts in it!" Nah, it's more like "this fresh turd is better because maybe you can still use it as fertilizer". 
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Mar 16, 2015 18:29
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Every comic has potential to improve. It's just that the creators choose to stagnate or get worse over time instead.
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Mar 16, 2015 18:33
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Midnight Moth posted:I really like how Intelligent Life spent weeks building up the whole mystery stalker girl thing and then did absolutely nothing with the reveal. I have zero doubt that whatever faith I show newspaper comic strips will be shattered. 
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I Don't Think We're Friends Comix   I admit, I would throw a lamp at a gasping head that suddenly thrust itself out of the couch cushions, even if I was the one who put it there. Ballard Street   Recent edits to the Ballard Street Wiki: Carl_(Character) ==Relationships with Ballard Animals== [[Squirrels]] Strongly Disliked
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goatface posted:Intelligent Life is so bad. If you told me it was being produced by an algorithm and a generic c&p strip creator, I might actually believe you. I wouldn't, because there are random strip generators like pandyland that are capable of actually creating funny comics.
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Rulebook Heavily posted:I have zero doubt that whatever faith I show newspaper comic strips will be shattered. I used to think Retail had potential but over the past couple years it just got more repetitive with recycled jokes that have been done several times before, the characters got shittier, whinier and pretty much get away with committing crimes scot-free, and the art and writing got increasingly half-assed. Now I get my entertainment from Luann 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Workign Daze nails the conservative mindset pretty well. "Oops, I forgot to tell a joke!"  Midnight Moth posted:I used to think Retail had potential but over the past couple years it just got more repetitive with recycled jokes that have been done several times before, the characters got shittier, whinier and pretty much get away with committing crimes scot-free, and the art and writing got increasingly half-assed. Now I get my entertainment from Luann It's just giving you the full experience of what it's actually like to work retail.
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FIRST TIME posted:It's just giving you the full experience of what it's actually like to work retail.
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Midnight Moth posted:I did work retail and my coworkers weren't all lovely and one-dimensional clones of each other. Could be worse, at least they didn't find a "DRAMA" tag in the stock room, pulling it and making an already mediocre strip even more lovely.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Another thread taught me that a pibgorn is actually a Welsh musical instrument. In looking it up, I found this article. Okay, which one of you writes for The Daily Texan? This is a fantastic piece of writing. The comments all seem to be about Trayvon Martin, for some reason, but the article is great. Midnight Moth posted:Now I get my entertainment from Luann You better get ready to get jazzed, then, because it's Monday and that means we get bonus content!          I like how this guy thinks. (BTW, as of right now there are only 6 comments in the contest thread. If you wanna win a Luann contest, this may be your time to shine!)
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Dr. Dos posted:My parents used to use "iforgotit" as the wifi password I read that as "I forgo tit".
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First one that springs to mind is the one where scrawny basecap dude defends milady's honor by assaulting a guy for the crime of wanting to go pee.
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HEY EVERYBODY, SKIPPY'S BACK!  (January 16, 1928) Pogo (March 18, 1957)  Peanuts: Year Two (May 15-17, 1952)    Super-Fun-Pak Comix  
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Mar 16, 2015 23:37
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I like the Luann where TJ gets away with insurance fraud.
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Green Intern posted:I can't wait for Bull Greer to punch someone with his fists of justice. Seriously. It's going to be great.
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Simian_Prime posted:I like the Luann where TJ gets away with insurance fraud.
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Sally Forth The Amazing Spider-Man  He throws pumpkins at people???  Juliet Jones 
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Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth I normally like how Sally is written but this dialouge doesn't seem like a great fit to me. I'm ready to be wrong.
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Bombs that look like pumpkins. Comic books, you know.
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