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The Dinette Set explains the plot of Dawn of the Dead. Working Daze is still terrible and unfunny. 
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May 14, 2015 15:33
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May 14, 2015 15:42
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Just Act Natural Comix. Pooch Café  There has been a disheartening lack of nudity so far this season. There's been, what, two brothel scenes spread across five episodes? And one of those wasn't even full frontal! We just saw a single rear end crack. Show's slipping. Ballard Street  What self-respecting precision strider steps directly on a sidewalk line?
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May 14, 2015 15:56
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Manuel Calavera posted:Tina's Groove This is why you avoid those ultra realistic porn sites.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is still terrible and unfunny. How did the artist manage to hold his stylus steady enough to draw this, while furiously cranking his smelly little dick to the idea of an assless cartoon monstrosity holding the sweetly scented sneakers of some sort of white collar demigoddess in their dual mouths? I guess he managed to hold it all together just long enough to three gams and some dainty feet, but gave up when it came to drawing anything that might suggest that they do not exist in an avocado void.
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May 14, 2015 16:21
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May 14, 2015 17:00
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Midnight Moth posted:Are we sure the Catdog isn't copy-pasted? The linework is different from the rest of the panel. That's because the artist drew Catdog post-orgasm and he was feeling a little sleepy.
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May 14, 2015 17:06
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May 14, 2015 17:59
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Six tons of water per year is very little but the way they phrase it makes it seem like they're trying to say it's a lot. Six tons per year is roughly 120 gallons per month. That's less than the average person in an industrialized nation uses in one day. Unless I've made a huge math error somewhere.
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Nah I got about the same. The average person is something like 100 gallons per day, yeah. They drop this a lot because of water recycling and the fact that you can't just run water on a space station it won't work, so pretty much everything has to be carefully used in a way that doesn't let water float around.
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May 14, 2015 18:21
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May 14, 2015 18:44
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life Ugh. I don't know what's worse, that this was published, or that I know people who would probably agree with it.
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May 14, 2015 18:48
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goatface posted:Ugh. I don't know what's worse, that this was published, or that I know people who would probably agree with it. I tried to improve it with MSPaint and my well-developed, subtle sense of humor.
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May 14, 2015 18:59
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RandomFerret posted:Ballard Street Take a second look: the crack passes directly under the arch of his shoe. You're watching a master at work, here.
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May 14, 2015 19:05
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Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead   Nancy   Arlo and Janis   Andertoons   Lost Side of Suburbia   Dick Tracy   Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz 
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May 14, 2015 19:06
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Wanamingo posted:Lost Side of Suburbia This has just veered into some really self-congratulatory, lazy, and disrespectful territory here. Rufus and Biff have barely done a single thing since they started following Margo around. It's clear who the author really wants to write the story about.
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May 14, 2015 19:30
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May 14, 2015 19:40
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I'm waiting for Hobbes to pounce out, maul them, eat them, and go to sleep on their skull-pile. But there's a chance that might not happen. e: It could also kind of redeem itself by pulling in some material from Watterson's college cartooning. 
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May 14, 2015 19:57
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Darthemed posted:I'm waiting for Hobbes to pounce out, maul them, eat them, and go to sleep on their skull-pile. Huh. He was "inspired" by Borgman? That's new. I wonder if he still lives in Cleveland Heights. That's, like, 20 minutes from me. BlankIsBeautiful posted:She talks about it constantly though, like to the point of badgering. I know it's her thing and all, but if you read her FB pages it's just constant, constant, constant YAY PROLITARIAT, BOURGEOISIE GET hosed! I can't imagine what the conversation would be like, say, during shooting a game of pool, or playing some poker with her. "Christ Stephanie, will you just shut up and break?!" Uh oh, Big Brother is watching...  
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Phoebe and Her Unicorn I've noticed several changes to various strips of this. The original punchline was "that's the trouble with appetizers.'
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May 14, 2015 22:23
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Good Listener posted:Man is it me or does Phoebe and her Unicorn seem a bit less interesting now? Maybe it's because it's in repeats at the moment but even the months leading up to syndication it seemed like some of the cuteness had left it. I'm sure once we get out of the initial strip "opening" period, things will seem new and fresh again probably. Same. It feels like it's trying to find its feet again.
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Good Listener posted:Man is it me or does Phoebe and her Unicorn seem a bit less interesting now? Maybe it's because it's in repeats at the moment but even the months leading up to syndication it seemed like some of the cuteness had left it. I'm sure once we get out of the initial strip "opening" period, things will seem new and fresh again probably. Phoebe and Her Unicorn is always nice to look at, but it really does seem to have about five or six jokes at best, none of which are particularly "funny" so much as they are "cute". It was, arguably, never "interesting". That's not a criticism; there's definitely a place for cute/twee/precious and that strip nails it.I know Family Circus gets a lot of poo poo from pretty much everyone, but its job isn't being funny so much as relatable. It's a comic made for grandmas to cut out and put on their fridges. Phoebe and Her Unicorn is that, but for a different demographic, but I'll be damned if I know what it is. My point being, I guess, that when you've only got one well, it runs dry that much faster.
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May 14, 2015 22:48
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An infinite number of strips with the word "unicorn" as the only punchline.
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May 14, 2015 22:50
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PaHU has been running for four years and there's very few comics that manage to deliver fresh content longer than that.
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Pastry of the Year posted:Phoebe and Her Unicorn is always nice to look at, but it really does seem to have about five or six jokes at best, none of which are particularly "funny" so much as they are "cute". It was, arguably, never "interesting". That's not a criticism; there's definitely a place for cute/twee/precious and that strip nails it.I know Family Circus gets a lot of poo poo from pretty much everyone, but its job isn't being funny so much as relatable. It's a comic made for grandmas to cut out and put on their fridges. Phoebe and Her Unicorn is that, but for a different demographic, but I'll be damned if I know what it is. Yea I can see that. It just used to make me get good feeling vibes and these days it's like "Well I know this one already so..." Trying to find its feet again is a good way to put it because it seems like Marigold was a lot more friendly with Phoebe but now is back to being less charmingly aloof. It's still nice and colorful atleast. They're all very good points though. Haha you can only go "unicorn!" so many times as a punchline before it's like "yep, you are."
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Whiich would be a better strip for PaHU to take cues from, Phantom (getting into strange situations based on unicorn rules and lore) or Mandrake (screwing with people using magic)?
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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom Whose son? Babudan's or Guran's? Luann  You sat on her couch in silence and sweated through your shirt until it was time to go home. Pretty darn scandalous! By the way... Green Intern posted:I'm guessing that the comic site comments are somehow spinning this against Tiffany. It's actually much, much worse:  Although, if you'd checked in on the previous comic, you'd have seen them tut-tutting about how disappointed they are in Tiffany for showing Gunther her leg (or her vagina, depending on how you interpret the art). The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  Sal, it's time to face the facts. This is a lovely novel. Your choices are to back out now, or to force yourself to finish reading it as punishment for falling for the publisher's hype. (I have done this. I might have problems.) The Heart of Juliet Jones  Whoever fixed the lettering in the last panel might also have problems. I know I have a pile of classic comics I'm behind on. I'll get to them soon. 
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Darthemed posted:Whiich would be a better strip for PaHU to take cues from, Phantom (getting into strange situations based on unicorn rules and lore) or Mandrake (screwing with people using magic)? 
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Julet Esqu posted:
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Julet Esqu posted:
It really kills me to say it, but Tiffany's the best character in the whole sorry strip now. She has goals and is willing to work towards them She has vulnerabilities. And most importantly, she is the only one who, in going to college, is accepting that people grow and change and is willing to put high school attitudes behind her.
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How can they tell if she's wearing makeup or not? All the coloring in this comic is flat? How can they tell?!
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Wanamingo posted:Lost Side of Suburbia Some of you think this is dumb and disrespectful. But, perhaps, a zany Mary Sue reappropriating and recasting your most widely-beloved work into sloppy fanboy (auto)fellatio just like you never wanted to have happen is, in fact, the highest form of praise?? Just something to consider.... This on the other hand is actually better than Brooke deserves.
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Margo chortled to herself. "Oh, man. 'Calvin and Hobbes.' Wow. That takes me back. Ahaha. Nice. Niiiiice. NOICE. Can't believe I'm here, in Bill Watterson's house, receiving the top-secret Noodle Incident 4-1-1. What a great comic strip, that I am kind of in, now, if you think about it? Haha, nahhhhhh, not really. Or am I??? Nahhhhhh, hahaha. MEGA classic stuff, though, thanks Billy Dubs."
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Phoebe and Her Unicorn I read this as "I may have filled up part of your lawn" and thought it was a unicorn poop joke.
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Oh man, I'm already hoping Mary Jane gets thrown off the roof again.
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