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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big) It's terrifying how applicable the Feiffers still are.
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Parahexavoctal posted:It's terrifying how applicable the Feiffers still are. As if that hasn't been the case for literally the entire history of journalism.
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Darthemed posted:Calvin and Hobbes This has always been one of my favorite C&H comics, and I'll be damned if I could explain why.
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It encapsulates the grind of adult life.
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LordSaturn posted:These are so much better than anything else he does. He should go back to doing these full-time. Yeah, Wahoo Terminal's not half-bad and I've even gotten a chuckle out of a couple of them. A few of them have skewed a little too close to Brooke's usual perverted word salad but even then I think those are probably modern "improvements." I wish this had been picked up, it might have spared us all the jizzbots and handsex.
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Slammy posted:Wee Pals Huh? Can someone Red and Rover this one? Moomin  Classic Dilbert  
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Darkest Auer posted:Huh? Can someone Red and Rover this one? The kid suggests in the third panel that his father only has a first-grade education and will be unable to assist him later. He is duly punished.
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Okay I wasnt paying particularly close attention but either this strip really loving loves blinding people with small explosions or a whole lot of different strips love small explosions in people's faces.
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Everything Counts posted:The kid suggests in the third panel that his father only has a first-grade education and will be unable to assist him later. He is duly punished. The kid implies that he is aging -- a taboo subject.
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LordSaturn posted:These are so much better than anything else he does. He should go back to doing these full-time. No, actually he should go back to not doing anything full-time.
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I really really want a room like that Moomin panel with the tree.
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SynthOrange posted:Okay I wasnt paying particularly close attention but either this strip really loving loves blinding people with small explosions or a whole lot of different strips love small explosions in people's faces. While lots of soap comics enjoy explosions, especially the action ones, this particular storyline in Radio Patrol involves more than usual. Fun fact: the object being detonated in everybody's faces is literally an atom bomb. I imagine a later storyline will tell the tale of every person involved in this story dying of cancer. Big Ben Bolt       Killing your hostages just to show the cops how big of a badass you are seems like an incredibly bad idea to me. Unless your plan is to get the whole prison massacred. Julet Esqu fucked around with this message at 06:11 on Feb 15, 2016 |
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Six Chix And Bill Watterson's legacy lives on for another day Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Pluggers  Inspector Danger  Deep Dark Fears 
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Parahexavoctal posted:I see "Vietnam Vet" on the coffee mug, and a "MISSING" poster for Original Phil on the filing cabinet, but what's that say on the computer screen? I put "ger pe" in the first and "is" in the last as in longer penis flashing banner ad to drive home that Fritzi aint going to get that long hard dicking, but eather paint.net or imgur ruined that and I didn't notice it.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy quote:Inspector Danger First of all, that car could have been there 18 minutes for all we know - not "less than 10 minutes". And there are plenty of legit reasons not to stay long at a gallery. Like maybe it was a delivery guy. But above all, if your lovely gallery has only three parking spots for visitors then you're so small and insignificant that there'd be nothing worth stealing from you. quote:Deep Dark Fears 
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Captain Midnight (1943) It's also an anagram for "Anal Wealth" did you think of that, Captain? Classic Spider-Man (1998)   Where did they get the flamethrower from?? Gorrila Boy just says "wow this is great, also have an extra million for your silence" so we skiiiiipp 
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I hope by gasproof they mean it has a filtration system and/or closed oxygen circuit and not "well, a tube of silicon sealant is 5 bucks and we can pocket the difference..."
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LordPants posted:Captain Midnight (1943) "Captain Midnight goes to learn whether a fortune teller in a Canadian city is a famous nazi spy" is one hell of a sentence. Also, Bond notwithstanding, shouldn't spies be, you know, not famous?? Darkest Auer fucked around with this message at 16:13 on Feb 15, 2016 |
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Mark Trail Mark's on message, at least. Also, crickets? Fairly tasty. Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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My Lovely Horse posted:I hope by gasproof they mean it has a filtration system and/or closed oxygen circuit and not "well, a tube of silicon sealant is 5 bucks and we can pocket the difference..." Imagine the test run, "it worked great for fifteen minutes after we sealed the hatch, then the suit stopped moving"
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Peanuts (February 13, 1969) Funky Winkerbean Presents The Buddyblog Experience!  Upside: They've traded up from a cellphone to a real camera. Downside: "The Buddyblog News" is every piece of Youtube clickbait in under ten minutes. Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (October 8-9, 1928)   Thimble Theater pops a surprise on us. (September 3, 1929)  A guilty conscience feels like a bag of writhing snakes. At night, it comes out to eat mice.
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EasyEW posted:Thimble Theater pops a surprise on us. (September 3, 1929) I'm sure Castor invested all his money wisely in the the stock market.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail I used to have those things in my basement, no loving way. To illustrate, a cave cricket:  Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Good Time Guy   Gay and Her Gang (click for big)   Feiffer (click for big)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/77_Sunset_Strip https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Untouchables_(1959_TV_series) Face the Nation is still on TV, as far as I know.  Wee Pals   Life In Hell   Not Scalia. He dead.
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How about a new strip? Last year Fingerpori artist Pertti Jarla started doing a weekly autobiographical strip Jäätävä Spede (translates literally as Freezing Pertti but also means Awkward rear end). Here's the first one: They are all in the same fold, very un-Fingerporiesque, just awkward or annoying observations from his own life. I like them.
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EDIT: ^^^ that owns, pls post it forever tiaSlammy posted:Life In Hell I need a better scan of this, so I can put it up in my cubicle. No, it won't change anything. But it'll make me smile.
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The Classic Dinette Set seeks value. Working Daze has its priorities straight.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix raises a good point. 
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Jäätävä Spede As is evident, this is the Finnish equivalent of Deep Dark Fears.
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Heavenly Nostrils This seems inconvenient, yet logical.  Heading into a new story this week, we peer into the alternate universe where video game arcades haven't vanished. Anyone know of any around that aren't a Dave and Buster's?
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Nenonen posted:Jäätävä Spede This is great!
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King Aroo (January 22, 1951) Barnaby (June 29, 1942)  Nancy (March 8, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (November 19, 1928) 
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Geomancing posted:
Both of the last two cities I've lived in had "Barcades" with a bunch of 90s/early aughts cabinets But yeah I think the target audience is nostalgic 30somethings not kids anymore
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Yeah, we've got a barcade downtown too. The machines are set up for free play, but you have to squeeze past the impromptu drunk street fighter 2 tournament that always ends up forming about half an hour after the place opens. Just Play Along Comix.  Dogs are a lot like us sometimes. Ballard Street  How come there hasn't been some social app that lets you set your own theme song and have it play on other people's phones when you walk in the room? I'm patenting this idea right now, by the way, so don't get any ideas. Lost Side of Suburbia   Margo's doing some really dramatic poses there. I think all of this crazy fantasy stuff finally caught up with her. flavor.flv fucked around with this message at 00:38 on Feb 16, 2016 |
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