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GorfZaplen posted:The Phantom Tony De Paul, has that even occurred to you or is the concept of change so alien to newspaper strips that you think of Phantom only as a guy who lives in a cave with his kids forever?
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My Lovely Horse posted:Kid, isn't the entire reason you exist that you're supposed to take your dad's job one day and will that not work according to the exact same principle by the job's very definition? This guy isn't Guran's son, and isn't waiting for Guran to die. Kit (or Heloise) will become the Phantom when the current one dies.
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Rain On Your Wedding Day A Black Fly In Your Chardonnay  The Good Advice That You Just Didn't Take 
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FactsAreUseless posted:Rain On Your Wedding Day Huh. These kind of suck. Jane's World  Non Sequitur  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Kliban's Cats  Check out the Cheshire Cat's grin. 9 Chickweed Lane 7/14/2004  Zits  Oh come on. They still have their clothes on. Kevin & Kell    Mark Trail  Why? I'm sure a Chiropractor could do just as good of a job.
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Mandrake the Magician The Phantom 
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The Dinette Set celebrates history. A&W was apparently founded in 1922, so it's a little more than 85 years old. They were savvy enough to register "rootbeer.com" back when the web was starting up, though. Working Daze needs you to feed yourself.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix evolves. 
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Endless Mike posted:I'm going out of town this week, so feel free. The thing to keep in mind is that he's only promising a regular-ish posting schedule for Bloom County: The Re-Bloomining. Who posts it might as well come down to who figures out what that means first. Skippy tackles a theological quandary. (May 15, 1928)  Peanuts takes on the unexpected consequences of cosplay. (July 29, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean sets up what I'm sure is a compelling time travel story (and not just weak-rear end fan service, heaven forbid) with heart-stopping standing-around-in-a-circle action.  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (July 11-12, 1927)   Curly conduct an investigation into how long a man can bear to stay in the saddle after his pants disappear. And Thimble Theater looks into the wages of sin. (January 30, 1929) 
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean sets up what I'm sure is a compelling time travel story (and not just weak-rear end fan service, heaven forbid) with heart-stopping standing-around-in-a-circle action. By the way, is Lisa the girl with glasses next to Les? I barely remember anything about this era of Funky.
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Jul 14, 2015 15:26
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Modesty Blaise *ow*
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Reply All Pearls Before Swine  Pros & Cons 
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Who wants another wall of Doubting Dog Comix?     That Sunday strip reads like a Calvin and Hobbes gag. Of course, Dear Cartoonist would never waste Sunday space on what amounts to a slightly taller daily strip. Ballard Street     Mods, please change my name to DR. BOB SOMETHING, PHD.
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise Serves him right for shooting Humphrey! 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Super-Fun-Pak-Comix evolves. I laughed at this terrible joke, and now I feel ashamed.
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This is cool-- somebody found a 19-page Sunday comics section from 1946 and put the whole thing on Flickr. https://www.flickr.com/photos/robotjohnny/sets/72157653510151164 Mandrake hadn't yet discovered word balloons, apparently.
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crosshatch posted:This is cool-- somebody found a 19-page Sunday comics section from 1946 and put the whole thing on Flickr. 
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My Lovely Horse posted:Kid, isn't the entire reason you exist that you're supposed to take your dad's job one day and will that not work according to the exact same principle by the job's very definition? Chin posted:Pretty sure it's not just a story about dumb kids and might actually be an expression of unrecognized anxiety about having to grow up and take over when dad eats it.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's BROAD SUSTAINABLE BUILDING, a subsidiary of MONEY-STORING COMPLEX Inc., who are also partial owners of FOOD TO PUT IN YOUR MOUTH
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Pogo (July 16, 1957) Peanuts: 1952 AF (Anno Football) (November 17-19, 1952)   
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Luann  The Amazing Spider-Man   With his hood up like that in panel 1, Petey looks like Spidey is giving him a very special hug. Sally Forth   [/urlThe Heart of Juliet Jones [url=http://imgur.com/FeACbEU.png] 
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That warehouse in Luann appears to be actively crumbling. I highly doubt TJ got enough from his insurance scam to pay for an entirely new building.
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Green Intern posted:That warehouse in Luann appears to be actively crumbling. I highly doubt TJ got enough from his insurance scam to pay for an entirely new building. As the owner of a brick house I can say that it's entirely reparable and for something like that no TJ did not get enough to pay for the renovations AND the building.
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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FactsAreUseless posted:Poor Cinematography Comics Corner Somebody really wants to be Berke Breathed.
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Green Intern posted:That warehouse in Luann appears to be actively crumbling. I highly doubt TJ got enough from his insurance scam to pay for an entirely new building. F Minus  Mary Worth  Suddenly, Hanna Dingdon, making a visit to Charterstone, drives into the parking lot. "Oh look! An open spot!" she exclaims, as she blindly barrels into the space at full speed. Rex Morgan MD  I don't picture June being this much of a luddite. Who even has maps anymore? You can at least get directions at home and just print them out. I do like how smug Rex is though: "I have a smart cellular telephone device, June, so there."  Secret Agent X-9  I am curious as to how that's a clue. I posted like three A3Gs and I'm already bored with it. Margo is calling some woman named Gabby "Mama" for some reason (I guess that's what kids do these days) and that's about all that is happening.
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD Is that thing in the back in the last panel supposed to be their daughter? She looks like she has Downs
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coronatae posted:Is that thing in the back in the last panel supposed to be their daughter? She looks like she has Downs She's been looking like Bobby Hill in a wig for a while now for some reason. Rex has also been looking really wonky lately. Look at that middle panel 
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I like how they changed Fritzi's underwear to cover her midriff in one strip and gave her a lower neckline in another. All said I'd rather GilChristIsLove rip off Bushmiller directly than come up with his own stuff. I'm also digging Nancy's old look as a mix between Philippe from Achewood and a calavera.Stultus Maximus posted:As the owner of a brick house I can say that it's entirely reparable and for something like that no TJ did not get enough to pay for the renovations AND the building.
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Darthemed posted:Found this while looking for something else. I found this worrying prediction in the archives of a wise old comic strip scholar:  Looks like it's already too late 
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Jane's World Non Sequitur  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Kliban  Welp, I got nothin'. 9 Chickweed Lane 7/15/2004  Brooke must've been hella bullied when he was a kid. Zits  Kevin & Kell  How, exactly, do you "slam" tent flaps?  Mark Trail  Mark? Run into trouble? Just, like, every time he walks out the front door.
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Excellent.  I'm debating with myself whether writing a country musician's name on Fritzi's top would be worth losing the stars and stripes.
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For gods sake tell your teenage son about condoms. I guarantee you after a thirty minute "the talk" he'll never do a PDA in front of you again.
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The Dinette Set are incurable romantics. Working Daze makes a topical reference.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix finds a legal loophole. 
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Kammat posted:Modesty Blaise It might have been interesting if Humphrey had arranged with all the warriors that they'd just do fake fighting, with fake weapons. To grant Tregallion's dying wish. And the guards would be armed with blanks, or paintball guns, or whatever. And we-the-readers wouldn't learn about this until after the 'Bloody Massacre'. Tregallion dies watching it, with a smile on his face, and then Humphrey calls a halt to the fight, and all the 'dead' warriors get up and brush themselves off. And then Humphrey chastises the audience (and, by extension, us) for having found it exciting. "Master Tregallion found it exciting, yes, but he had a horrible brain tumor. You should be ashamed of yourselves." If you write, I will make it better.
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