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God dammit Sally Forth has been making me feel feelings lately. ~Getting emotional over comic strips~
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SuperKlaus posted:I want to give continued props to most every comic printed before about 1970, but particular thumbs-up for newcomer Gay and her Gang and good ol' Feiffer. Please keep posting them. Gay is well-drawn and funny - this is what 9CL desperately wishes it actually were. Being drawn by a woman probably helps, huh? I can't tell you just how skeeved I felt when I learned "Brooke Eldowney" was a man. And Feiffer shows us (mostly) timeless commentary. Thanks, I appreciate that. Let it never be said I can't bring the Gay. Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Gay and Her Gang (click for big)   Fritzi Ritz   And now, a musical interlude... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFVeJ4wHWdQ&t=18s Feiffer (click for big)   Wee Pals   Life In Hell  
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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big) What the hell is this nonsense? Where did people in the 50s get the idea that dogs don't like getting pet? They're dogs. Sleep. Just Sleep Comix. Pooch Café  It's actually Poncho trying to get the cat kicked out of the sleepover. Ballard Street  He was never in the navy, of course, which explains why he's giving an army salute. Lost Side of Suburbia   Maybe it's just because I didn't get much sleep last night, but that sounds good right about now.
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"He promised us a frontier." So this must be a Kennedy joke. Skippy (December 8, 1928)  Pogo (February 8, 1958)  Peanuts: Year Four (March 22-24, 1954)   
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From wikipedia: "The lyrics are brief and are dominated by the repetition of the title words and the nonsense refrain, "floy-doy, floy-doy, floy-doy". The original lyric, recorded in January 1938, was "flat foot floozie with a floy floy"; Vocalion, however, objected to the word "floozie",[3] meaning a sexually promiscuous woman, or a prostitute. The second recording in February changed the word to "floogie". In the second part of the title phrase, "floy floy" was slang for a venereal disease, but the term was not widely known and failed to catch the attention of censors.[8] It was regarded as nonsense and came to have positive connotations as a consequence of the song.[9]"
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 Did a thing if for some strange reason someone wants a random heart of juliet jones panel as an avatar.
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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big)
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you say "prank," we say "violation of the geneva conventions" e: oh wait, misread, it was his false teeth. i thought it was his real teeth 
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Classic Dinette Set buys only memories. I'm parsing this as a racism (not "racist") joke?. "This cap makes me feel like a black man!" "Take it off!" Julet Esqu posted:Rip Kirby When I do edits, I try to use only the letters that are already present in the original text. This can cause some peculiarities.
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treasureplane posted:Nancy (February 27, 1943) ... Are those panels out of order?
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Haven't read the thread in a few years, trying to get back into it, have a lovely edit.
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 I like this panel out of context because it makes the child look like an insane person.
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   Radio Patrol    This comic is completely nuts, but in an economical and low-key kind of way so that I'm always taken by surprise whenever I find myself entranced by it. Rip Kirby    Big Ben Bolt   
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I am really digging classic phantom right now. Loving the crooked boxing storyline.
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I was going to post my daily round of comics, but gently caress it, this is all you need to see.
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Wanamingo posted:I was going to post my daily round of comics, but gently caress it, this is all you need to see.
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Every time I think he's finally hit a plateau he pulls out something like this.
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Wanamingo posted:I was going to post my daily round of comics, but gently caress it, this is all you need to see. Ernie Bushmiller is your God, your God is dead
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The Classic Dinette Set rubbernecks. Working Daze tries to pretend it cares about sportsball.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is indecisive, indeterminate. 
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  no Compu-Toon today, it's still on the 6ths Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Tina's Groove
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^well, OK, I guess I get it now, but I've never heard that usage before. Probably because I always avoided restaurant work like the plague.Zereth posted:... What the hell is this about? I don't really get it, but that little bird perching on the speech bubble is the best thing that has ever been in that strip. 
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Violet is making a golem. They will name the golem "Pig-Pen"
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Completely Transparent Comix I've seen more birds do that than cats, to be honest. Lost Side of Suburbia    Biff sure has come a long way, hasn't he?
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Calvin and Hobbes I love these Sunday trips into drastically different art styles.   Outland    Why mothers get gray. Ripley's 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:From wikipedia: "The lyrics are brief and are dominated by the repetition of the title words and the nonsense refrain, "floy-doy, floy-doy, floy-doy". The original lyric, recorded in January 1938, was "flat foot floozie with a floy floy"; Vocalion, however, objected to the word "floozie",[3] meaning a sexually promiscuous woman, or a prostitute. The second recording in February changed the word to "floogie". In the second part of the title phrase, "floy floy" was slang for a venereal disease, but the term was not widely known and failed to catch the attention of censors.[8] It was regarded as nonsense and came to have positive connotations as a consequence of the song.[9]" Hobnob posted:Since Feiffer did the illustrations for The Phantom Tollbooth, his dogs always remind me really strongly of Tock. Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Gay and Her Gang (click for big)   Fritzi Ritz   Feiffer (click for big)   Wee Pals   Life In Hell  About the constant gas masks in these strips - during the first Gulf War you saw soldiers and, at times, reporters, with gas masks quickly placed on. There was a fear of a chemical attack from Saddam Hussein. If you were watching then (and, well, had been born at that time), it wasn't uncommon to see CNN reporters in the field - I think Peter Arnett - quickly put one on when the sirens went off in Baghdad.  Aaaand with this strip, Life in Hell disappeared from The News (Boca Raton) for three months. I honestly thought they had dropped it for good, and that would have sucked as I don't see any other sources, but it picks back up after the strips turn less political.
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On the one hand, it's impressive. On the other: does it really count if the blindfold is the whole reason it took 100 hours?
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Bloom County Peanuts (February 9, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft 
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Today guest starring: a female juror from F Minus.
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean Didn't the blackhole comic shop owner get something super valuable when the mom was doing the starbucks jones hunt? Or was that another stuck up comic lover?
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Mister Kingdom posted:Did he just cut that dude's ear off? I think that's the implication; I'm wondering what on earth the guy was teasing(?) the kid for, though. Is that an old expression or something?
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