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Tiggum posted:If you add a h to the file name (eg. http://i.imgur.com/koLfDuHh.gif), they come out pretty much the perfect size. Oh, awesome! I'll keep that in mind for my next round of uploads.
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Tiggum posted:If you add a h to the file name (eg. http://i.imgur.com/koLfDuHh.gif), they come out pretty much the perfect size. Additionally, if you still want the full size picture to be available to people, you can imbed a link to it in the code: (url=full size url goes here)(img)url+h goes here(/img)(/url) Clicking the resulting picture will open the full sized picture. Whether it opens the image in a new tab or insists on loading over the page you probably weren't done reading yet depends on the capricious whims of the Internet. There might be a better way to do this, but this is the way I've found.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Norbert It looks kind of like the Achewood "trying to get syndicated strips": [nsfw]
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Johnny Walker posted:
'Move into this house now, and I'll assume the mortgage, leave you all of the furniture, and throw in this sweet portrait of Teddy Roosevelt for free!' Manuel Calavera posted:
Seriously, imagining that this awful child is Tor Johnson makes this strip tolerable.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann "I mean my mom. I love my mom."
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Tunicate posted:So the black cowboy is named 'Big Ick'. I believe it's short for Ichabod.
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His Divine Shadow posted:I believe it's short for Ichabod. Probably. All the cowboys have shortened names.
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No, it's that every goldfish he gets ends up dying of white spot disease. It's really sad.
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Six Chix Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Pluggers  Pluggers are sick of that boy in the white house.
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy I wish I had better editing skills so I could switch this around 
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Kennel posted:So who's the oldest active cartoonist nowadays? Mort Walker's 92, Joe Giella's 87. Those are the oldest I can think of right now.
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Stultus Maximus posted:Mort Walker's 92, Joe Giella's 87. Those are the oldest I can think of right now. I thought for sure Boyce was up there, but nope. He's only 66.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail CROCK Tribute to a terrible comic strip, or subtle commentary on this plot? You make the call! Buni  Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons  Edge of Adventure hasn't updated since its first strip. Maybe it's going to be a weekly?
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Peanuts: Continuing the voyage of Beagle I. (March 12, 1969) Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Thimble Theater (September 26, 1929, 33 days before the crash) 
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Maybe it's just "those clowns in Congress did it again," but I can't think of any Obama screwups that made people label him immature. Real-life aging Pluggers might go on about how he's an arrogant pansy socialist Islamocrat Antichrist usurper, but "immature" rarely enters the tirade.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's How many shares do I need to get him to jump off a bridge?
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Johnny Aztec posted:How many shares do I need to get him to jump off a bridge? He's probably stockpiled deceptive Class B shares with 10 to 1 voting rights.
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Kid Fenris posted:Maybe it's just "those clowns in Congress did it again," but I can't think of any Obama screwups that made people label him immature. Real-life aging Pluggers might go on about how he's an arrogant pansy socialist Islamocrat Antichrist usurper, but "immature" rarely enters the tirade. Oh, I've seen more than enough politoons depicting Obama as a baby or child. I shall spare you and not post them here. It goes with him being relatively young for a president, which of course naturally pisses off pluggers since they're tired old geezers.
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King Aroo (February 14, 1951) Barnaby (July 22, 1942)  Nancy (March 31, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (December 12, 1928)  Gasoline Alley (January 10, 1923) 
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Postin' to post my love for the historical comics, because that is what I do. Besides hating on Working Daze, which is a crappy webcomic that needs to exit this thread quickly and permanently. Anyway, particular historical comic question - re: Barnaby, what's up with the Ogre making a full multiple-course meal appear from an egg and then apparently turning the leftovers back into an egg? Is this a fairy tale trope I've not heard?
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SuperKlaus posted:Postin' to post my love for the historical comics, because that is what I do. Besides hating on Working Daze, which is a crappy webcomic that needs to exit this thread quickly and permanently.  The Classic Dinette Set knows everyone can contribute.  Working Daze is bad even for "character has characteristic" jokes.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is...uh... 
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Ms Boods posted:Seriously, imagining that this awful child is Tor Johnson makes this strip tolerable. 
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The sub artists for Dilbert seem to be making little effort to add any new dynamic to Adams' art style. The first one had a strip with some interesting new perspective angles, but the rest are just straight-up aping the strip's usual aesthetic. Is Adams keeping an iron grip over how the comic is drawn, or are they just unimaginative? I'd kinda like to see a strip done by the "DEHUMANIZE YOURSELF AND FACE TO VIOLENCE" guy!
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F Minus Mary Worth   "BUM BOAT! OH YEAH!" Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G  Looks like a big comeuppance is in store. Unfortunately, we won't get to see it, because we don't get the Sunday strips. Now that I think about it I don't know why that is.
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Stultus Maximus posted:Mort Walker's 92, Joe Giella's 87. Those are the oldest I can think of right now. Wait, the oldest guy is called Mort Walker? 
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ZeeToo posted:Wait, the oldest guy is called Mort Walker? Yes. He does Beetle Bailey and created Hi and Lois.
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ZeeToo posted:Wait, the oldest guy is called Mort Walker? FYI, his full name is Addison Morton Walker. He sometimes signed his cartoons "Addison".
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Simian_Prime posted:The sub artists for Dilbert seem to be making little effort to add any new dynamic to Adams' art style. The first one had a strip with some interesting new perspective angles, but the rest are just straight-up aping the strip's usual aesthetic. Is Adams keeping an iron grip over how the comic is drawn, or are they just unimaginative? The guy next week matches Scott's art style almost exactly. The first artist (who will be the first to admit he's not a great artist) is actually head of the syndicate here and he started trolling the comments that were mocking his art and demanding Scott return (some of them were like, legitimately angry). I thought that was pretty funny. He was having a good time with it.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Rose is Rose  Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Good Time Guy (click for big) You are not drunk (well, maybe you are), at this point, GTG gets a bit blurry. Click for larger.   Gay and Her Gang (click for big)   Feiffer (click for big)   Now, a poem break, courtesy of the Village Voice:  Wee Pals   Life In Hell  
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treasureplane posted:Nancy (March 31, 1943) It's funny because Sluggo is a homeless orphan and it'll take some 30 years for his uncles to become VIET NAM VETS who can look after him!
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Stultus Maximus posted:Yes. He does Beetle Bailey and created Hi and Lois. Well, he "does" Beetle Bailey in the sense that he is somehow involved with it at some point while his platoon of assistants are creating it.
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