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SomeMathGuy posted:So why exactly does this comic cut to the painfully bad pre-Huntsman exploits of Marty Feeb on Sundays? Who are these unfunny forest dwellers? Joel and Rufus, a pair of comedy hicks of the sort who were wildly popular 75 years ago. They often pop in on Sundays to serve as comic relief from the pulse-pounding action that is a typical Gasoline Alley story arc.
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Julet Esqu posted:Prince Valiant That man has been shot through the neck with an arrow.
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Gasoline Alley is like a black hole of comedy that humor cannot escape from.
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Pogo, in which Albert leads away by example. (October 10, 1965) Out Our Way (July 27-28, 1928)  
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LordPants posted:Goddamn if Agent X-9 isn't one of my favorite strips. Of course today being Sunday I don't have one. F minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth
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I really don't want to see a Nancy tribute to David Bowie. I think I will literally flip a table if I do.
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Gil Piranha Club   Dick Tracy   Judge Parker  The third panel is correct. The lining of Neddy's jackets are made out of Abbey's old 50 and 100 dollar bills.  Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  9 Chickweed Lane   Today, Amos has an extreme case of the winds.
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I really don't want to see a Nancy tribute to David Bowie. I think I will literally flip a table if I do. Jesus, I guess there's worse places to find out but still.
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catlord posted:Jesus, I guess there's worse places to find out but still. quote:dammit
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It was only by the grace of page loading times that I found out in the respectable New Zealand thread rather than Star Citizen.
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catlord posted:Jesus, I guess there's worse places to find out but still. Goddamn it, same here.
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I really don't want to see a Nancy tribute to David Bowie. I think I will literally flip a table if I do. Knowing Guy, Fritzi latched on to "The Laughing Gnome" and never let go. Yeah, yeah, I know it's going to be "Heroes". All the half-assed tributes are going to be "Heroes". By which I mean Zen Pencils. Skippy (November 12, 1928)  Peanuts (January 13, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (July 30-31, 1928)   Thimble Theater (July 30, 1929)  Smart actor or dumb audience? You figure it out...
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Thanks for posting Buni & Pros and Cons. There's not many genuinely good (new) comics left. 
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean
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GorfZaplen posted:Mandrake the Magician Great job, colorist. Moomin  Classic Dilbert  
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD Is anyone else bothered by Sarah's barrette being located where her hair parts? Hair does not work that way
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I will forever hate you, man who both informed me of Bowie's death in the comic strip megathread and wrote Guy Gilchrist's poo poo in the same sentence
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I might be wrong, but this has to be one of the more brutal beatings lashed out by Mr. True right? Just no sign of that guy but a hat and a crater.
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Shedding Dog Comix  Is this a theme week? Ballard Street  I like to imagine he keeps dropping old man pocket garbage the whole way down the street. It's just a trail of combs, nickels and old receipts all the way to the post office. Lost Side of Suburbia   Wherein a child gets so angry that he spontaneously grows a neckbeard.
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Good Listener posted:I might be wrong, but this has to be one of the more brutal beatings lashed out by Mr. True right? Just no sign of that guy but a hat and a crater. Well you can see what seeing a calf did to Brooke, the world doesn't need more webcomics about thesauruses, legs and loving. Everett True just prevented the second Pigporn from hitting the towers.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Mark Trail laughs off the casual murder of a large number of armed assailants and their fancy toys.
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RandomFerret posted:Lost Side of Suburbia I'm still working under the assumption that Twila was deliberately released to break up the group/she might not be the real Twila.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Mike du Jour Spending a week doing "wacky definitions" is lazy enough, but that's not even TRYING. I hate Mike Lester so much.
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When does Dilbert actually become about the office? I remember watching the cartoon as a kid - I don't think the comic was in newspapers in the UK - and it bore more resemblance to modern dilbert than this one. Other than the MRA poo poo of course.
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Calaveron posted:I will forever hate you, man who both informed me of Bowie's death in the comic strip megathread and wrote Guy Gilchrist's poo poo in the same sentence Just doing my job to remind you that only two things in life are certain: Death and Guy Gilchrist's insufferable tribute comics 
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Selachian posted:eh, Gilchrist didn't do Lemmy. I think Bowie is safe from getting the weepy Fritzi treatment. I feel pretty confident predicting there will be a Bowie tribute in Nancy. Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life F Minus is in denial about aging  Mary Worth  "Now that we gave that homeless guy a dollar, let's spend hundreds of times that on material things we don't need! Don't worry about him, his faith will help him. We've done our part." Rex Morgan MD  "Your former nanny says you're 'smart as the dickens' and that's good enough for me!" You know I've come to really dislike Sarah. Like I'm not sure it's healthy for me to dislike a fictional little girl as much as I do her. Secret Agent X-9  Well she can't be a cop because it's the 1930s, so I'm going to guess these guys somehow killed her father or brother and she's out to bring them down. Apartment 3-G  Looks like the claws may come out tomorrow.
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Wanamingo posted:Deep Dark Fears THAT HAPPENED ON THAT ONE CRUISE SHIP AAAAAAAAAAA
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