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Glad to hear people are liking King Aroo! it's one of my longtime favorites too, and I've never been able to understand why it's not more widely known. King Aroo (January 6, 1951)  Barnaby (June 13, 1942)  Nancy (February 20, 1943) 
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Man but would I like to hear the husband's thoughts in this Mary Worth storyline. I actually think he doesn't mind having the ol' busybody around. She takes care of the kid and pays her own way while he and the wife get to gently caress around like wild animals.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy Sluggo has a hypersomnic disorder and possible undiagnosed Prader-Willi.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth My favorite thing is the horndog parents completely ignoring whatever Mary and Olive are nattering on about and just clasping hands and eyefucking each other across the table in front of the acrobats and everybody. Phantom Classic    Radio Patrol    Rip Kirby    Big Ben Bolt   
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Skippy (November 30-December 1, 1928)  Pogo (January 31-February 1, 1958)   Peanuts: Year Four (March 1-3, 1954)   
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Julet Esqu posted:
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Welp. Turns out that googling for 'Gay and her gang' is not a such good idea... but I like this Gladys Parker's style! Although it seems like she had to inject some innuendo into all of her comic strip names... flapper fanny, really???
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Uh, Fanny is a perfectly respectable name for a young woman, thank you.
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Jan 31, 2016 10:01
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I know at least one girl I went to school with was named Fanny.
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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic If only there was someone around with a cave full of ancient treasures! Moomin  Classic Dilbert   Topical 
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Is Brooke still even published in papers? Last I heard he was published in just one in Houston. Halfway through that year long arc about grandma loving a Nazi a Seattle paper dropped him and said in a statement that both of his fans can continue to follow the arc online. That was a pretty good dis.
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Jan 31, 2016 13:41
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Universal Uclick's site says that 9CL "appears in over 60 newspapers worldwide, including the Los Angeles Times, Houston Chronicle, Calgary Sun and Columbus Dispatch." Whether it is true or not, I don't know.
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Darkest Auer posted:Moomin Mr. Brisk is a nazi if the last panel is anything to go by.
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Selachian posted:Universal Uclick's site says that 9CL "appears in over 60 newspapers worldwide, including the Los Angeles Times, Houston Chronicle, Calgary Sun and Columbus Dispatch." Whether it is true or not, I don't know. Surely there are enough goons in enough cities to test this. I'll start. These are the strips that currently appear in the Comics section of the weekday WaPo print edition. (I don't subscribe, but I bought one for this. Yay me.): Classic Doonesbury; Pickles; Red and Rover; Agnes; Frank and Ernest; Wumo; Classic Peanuts; Mike du Jour; Rhymes with Orange; Mark Trail; Lio; Mother Goose and Grimm; Hagar the Horrible; Baldo; Blondie; Sally Forth; Sherman's Lagoon; Curtis; Brewster Rockit: Space Guy!; Mutts; Zits; Dilbert; Judge Parker; Frazz; Candorville; Garfield; Barney and Clyde; Dustin; The Amazing Spiderman; Prickly City; Loose Parts; Non Sequitur; Baby Blues; Big Nate; On the Fastrack; Beetle Bailey; Pearls before Swine; Speed Bump; Dennis the Menace; Famiily Circus; Reply All Lite I'd find it interesting to see what other papers run in their print editions.
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Well, that's my local paper, so I guess I can't add anything to this.
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Bloom County Peanuts (February 2, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  "Oh forgive me, I'm from the 1890s, when we put inconvenient people out of sight." And speaking of throwbacks, today's Crankshaft is for the old and the old at heart.  Out Our Way (September 8-9, 1928)  
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Johnny Walker posted:It's kind of neat just to see work from a woman cartoonist from back then. Agreed - how many comics made by women do we post, even today? The comics I post go in date order, so “Gay and Her Gang” (1930) fits in after Everett True (1914), but before Fritzi Ritz (1938). Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Gay and Her Gang (Thank you goatface!) (1930, click for big)   Fritzi Ritz   Feiffer (click for big)   Wee Pals   Life In Hell  
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Slammy posted:Gay and Her Gang
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Slammy posted:Agreed - how many comics made by women do we post, even today? Currently we're down to Six Chix, Foob, the Dinette Set, and the Moomin strips that were done by Tove. Real sausage fest, innit. e: Also Tina's Groove, which I keep forgetting about. EasyEW fucked around with this message at 19:47 on Jan 31, 2016 |
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Phoebe and her Unicorn, though it's been too long since it last got posted, I think.
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Tin's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  I just finally saw Star Wars last night, and had to share this dreadful, dreadful Mother Goose & Grimm from today.  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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Mark Trail Pearls Before Swine  I must say, I appreciate the reversal on the usual some gizmo punchline. The Phantom 
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Slammy posted:Agreed - how many comics made by women do we post, even today? Slammy posted:Rarebit Fiend (click for huge) The second one is kind of disturbing. Dreams of the Huffing Fiend. Manuel Calavera posted:Compu-Toon F Minus  And yet, she's still cold. Mary Worth  Always remember to cliche your bromides and platitudes! Rex Morgan MD 
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Selachian posted:Universal Uclick's site says that 9CL "appears in over 60 newspapers worldwide, including the Los Angeles Times, Houston Chronicle, Calgary Sun and Columbus Dispatch." Whether it is true or not, I don't know. Yeah its been in the Sun forever for some reason. The Sun papers are the Canadian trash tabloids, but the two things they always had were a better sports and comics section. The Sunday Sun used to have this huge comics pullout. Obviously as a kid I thought 9CL was boring and incomprehensible but this was before Brooke slipped into full delusional I think; basically I thought it was bad but had no idea how bad. Basically, given how tabloid the Sun is I'm surprised it's run for so long there. There must be an audience for it, given how I've heard what can happen when papers pull awful but long-running comics... Mind you, I rarely read the Sun (or even the "respectable" Herald anymore) so I'm just assuming the Universal site isn't lying. grading essays nude fucked around with this message at 21:24 on Jan 31, 2016 |
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The Classic Dinette Set knows who's important in their lives. Working Daze is a mistake made of mistakes.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix lists accomplishments. 
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EasyEW posted:Skippy (November 30-December 1, 1928) both the second and third panels of this own
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Evil Mastermind posted:Super-Fun-Pak-Comix lists accomplishments.
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EasyEW posted:Currently we're down to Six Chix, Foob, the Dinette Set, and the Moomin strips that were done by Tove. Real sausage fest, innit. And Rhymes with Orange. Speaking of.  Pros and Cons, however, is not done by a woman. 
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Selachian posted:Pros and Cons, however, is not done by a woman. This is good and accurate.
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I tried to post this stuff earlier, but then the forums ate my reply and I lost the will to post comics ever again. But now I'm back. Let's see if this works! Phantom Classic    Radio Patrol    Rip Kirby    Big Ben Bolt   
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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic Ugh. She's going to read about him fighting again and, despite everything she knows about him, instantly decide that he's become a terrible person.
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Darthemed posted:Calvin and Hobbes I love how once and a while he'll just drop some insanely heavy poo poo.
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Magic Mary XXL Better clean out my search history now I guess, thanks Mary
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SomeMathGuy posted:The Phantom For someone who is going to spend their life fighting crime until they get brutally murdered in their late 30s, like every Phantom before him, you'd think he'd be less interest in spending half a decade in a monastery hidden in the arse of the world and more interested in say, using his mother's UN credentials and father's Jungle Patrol influence to finagle a place in Quantico learning world leading crime fighting techniques.
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