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I really can't think of a better way to explore trendy college issues than from the unique viewpoints of suburban American middle-aged cartoon sharks. Sherman's Lagoon  Well now won't the predatory college industry just love to sink its teeth into you.  Let me guess. It's taught by nurse sharks   I think you should go with a loan shark instead. You can't trust crabs.  Yes, you are going to die, but that has more to do with the fact that you're not swimming and keeping oxygen flowing over your gills.  Watch out Cindy. "Nurses eat their young." I guess sharks too, but I'm not too sure on that one. Midnight Moth fucked around with this message at 09:27 on Mar 18, 2015 |
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Piranha Club  Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   That steak was only three days away from retirement.  9 Chickweed Lane  Oh look, it's that broken down strip about cats again. 
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  ugh, Mother Goose & Grimm  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlMoDUBIg00 Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  DIlbert  Red Meat 
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom 
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Manuel Calavera posted:
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Skippy (January 18, 1928) Peanuts (March 20, 1968)  Funky Winkerbean  First reaction: ...and that's why Funky is on his second marriage. This rear end in a top hat is supposed to be an advisor and confidant? That's how hosed Cindy is at this point in her life. Second reaction: BUDDYBLOG.  Popeye  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (November 1-2, 1926)   Our exciting Western melodrama has taken a turn. 
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Ghostlight posted:This whole thing annoys me because there exist contemporary sketches of the Dodo done from live subjects. It's not like what they looked like was invented wholecloth from some bits of bone. It's really frustrating to read of models of Dodos being pieced together from random bits of bone when we've got one stuffed. Just have those randy shapeshifters change into a velociraptor if you want to do this dumb metaphor!
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Jane's World I'm betting Chelle' snoring. Non Sequitur  ancientjoke.jpg Phoebe and Her Unicorn didn't update. Kliban  The saddest king.  9 Chickweed Lane 3/18/2004  Zits  Sketchy girls are the best. Kevin & Kell  I wonder if they, like, have to stay in from recess or something if they kill and disembowel a classmate.  
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The Dinette Set are harsh judges. Working Daze confuses "geek" with "jackass". 
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Cul-de-sac The Creeps imagine this dialog in place of that drek Zakour writes and it's a lot funnier.  Heathcliff  I feel like we've done this heathcliff before.
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Suddenly the final diner scene in Pulp Fiction seems really badly written.
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Julet Esqu posted:Oof. That's gotta be uncomfortable for Lynn, looking back. Does she still do the commentary on these things on her site? I almost forgot about that. If I knew where it was, I'd go look. Oh boy, there's more.  This is even noticeably atonal for the strip as it was at the time. It kinda sticks out.
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Monty  Mike du Jour   Intelligent Life   Retail  
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Indolent Bastard posted:Retail[/b] To be fair, parents actually act like this all the time.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze confuses "geek" with "jackass". The gently caress are these poses.
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kidcoelacanth posted:The gently caress are these poses. What, you don't walk by balancing awkwardly on one leg with the other foot up by your knee and turned 90 degrees at the waist?
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Tiggum posted:The Phantom Never change, old Phantom.  Edit: I realize it's an edit, but I want it to be true. Green Intern fucked around with this message at 16:22 on Mar 18, 2015 |
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Evil Mastermind posted:What, you don't walk by balancing awkwardly on one leg with the other foot up by your knee and turned 90 degrees at the waist? ... straight into a wall.
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Emmy Lou Mandrake the Magician  The Phantom 
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (November 1-2, 1926)
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze confuses "geek" with "jackass". GorfZaplen posted:
I'm really hoping Mandrake "Ices" these robbers just like his father, but it seems he's just going to give them a talking to.
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Johnny Walker posted:I was able to follow the Smoky storyline, but I've lost this one somewhere. Can anyone provide a quick outline? This kid is some kind of orphan or runaway or something? He broke the law somewhere and Pinkerton boys are after him? Curly found the boy, thinking him a stray, tried to get him a job at the ranch. Ranch owner said No, so Curly told him to gently caress off, and he and the kid left. Then Curly finds the kid has 1200 bucks, and yeah the Pinkertons are after them. They laid a trap and while Curly beat the poo poo out of 4 dudes there, that one guy managed to hit him in the head with a wrench. As to the details with the kid and the money, well I'm sure we'll find out on the next couple days.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Then Curly finds the kid has 1200 bucks
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Johnny Aztec posted:that one guy managed to hit him in the head with a wrench. That one guy has hit him with his rifle hard enough to break the stock.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Curly found the boy, thinking him a stray, tried to get him a job at the ranch. Ranch owner said No, so Curly told him to gently caress off, and he and the kid left. That's no wrench, that's the shattered remains of a rifle. Curly's skull broke it.
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kidcoelacanth posted:The gently caress are these poses. They both have to pee REALLY bad.
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kidcoelacanth posted:The gently caress are these poses. How better to appreciate those giant, schlubby asses, I ask you.
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Green Intern posted:That's no wrench, that's the shattered remains of a rifle. Curly's skull broke it. Looking at it again, yes you are right. The broken part of the stock is on the ground. It always makes more sense since why the gently caress would they have a big monkey wrench out in the desert? Also, holy poo poo
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Indolent Bastard posted:Retail Immediately screwed up the meter, gj Retail
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A century ago we had a single panel clearly conveying that a cowboy bare-knuckle brawled three dudes and won, only to be laid low by a guy whanging him upside the back of the head with a rifle so hard the rifle broke. Today we have two amorphous blobs either walking directly into a blank wall, or about to turn and collide into each other. Either way, they are arguing about which aspect of a multimedia fiction is more canon.
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GorfZaplen posted:Emmy Lou Huh. I did a mental double take and had to scroll back up again to have a second look. That's clearly a reasonably modern gas stove range (and probably oven) yet it has a wood fired range/oven flue pipe complete with damper. Weird.
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What happened to the stalker girl in Intelligent Life? Seriously, what was the point of that?
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Midnight Moth posted:What happened to the stalker girl in Intelligent Life? Seriously, what was the point of that? She was mildly interested in him, then she met him and it fizzled immediately.
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Johnny Aztec posted:As to the details with the kid and the money, well I'm sure we'll find out on the next couple days.
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CommaToes posted:She was mildly interested in him, then she met him and it fizzled immediately. It's a (generous) metaphor for the comic itself.
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CommaToes posted:She was mildly interested in him, then she met him and it fizzled immediately.
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Hey, you people like Prince Valiant, right? My school's hosting a small gallery featuring local-ish comic artists, including Thomas Yeates, current artist on Prince Valiant. I got to check it out during the opening a couple weeks ago when they had the artists in attendance, and I thought I'd get pictures of the Prince Valiant sketches and inks on display for the thread. Then I got lazy, but here they are now (sorry for the quality, I'm not good at phone pictures):     That middle photo on the bottom is a nightmare and I am very sorry. But anyway, it was neat seeing these because I remembered them from an earlier iteration of this thread.
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