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Evil Mastermind posted:I'm glad I'm not the only person who looked that up. Of the many WDaze things that are irritating, the strange angles and weird way that women's legs are drawn may bug me the most. Calves do not end above the kneecap.
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The only good Dilbert character's debut was just as badass as I imagined it would be.Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth It was 18 degrees out yesterday, not a cloud in the sky. Went for a bike ride in shorts and a t-shirt. I live in Canada.
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RandomFerret posted:The only good Dilbert character's debut was just as badass as I imagined it would be. But you come down here on a balmy 36 degree spring day and hoo boy you'll just evaporate won't you
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Slammy posted:Gay and Her Gang (click for big) "I have the key to his heart - smack!" 
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I don't think I ever commented on it, but I did love Gay and Her Gang and I'm sad it didn't go longer. Thanks for posting it. Also, I want to say that every time I read Good Time Guy I enjoy it, but it's wordy enough that I tend to skip it and go right to Gay and Her Gang and I feel bad about it.
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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big) Feiffer coulda written for the Fallout games. (CONELRAD was the predecessor to the National Emergency Broadcast System, as it happens.) And yeah, I liked Gay and her Gang too, mostly for the fashions.
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F Minus Mary Worth  Ah yes, the ambiance. The orange walls with gray fish do give the place a certain je ne sais quoi. Ms Boods posted:At this point, I believe in all honesty that the writer of this strip is trolling us. Rex Morgan MD  That rolltop desk better have a hidden treasure map in it. Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G  Suck it, Web.
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That mark trail storyline is ripping off indiana jones and the last crusade. I am beginning to think Everette true is an alcoholic, or a recovering one. It seems like the older comics here, besides ballard street, are actually the better ones too.
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Lime Tonics posted:That mark trail storyline is ripping off indiana jones and the last crusade. With over a hundred years of comics to pick from, they'd better be.
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Wanamingo posted:Andertoons
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Johnny Walker posted:F Minus The kid's overly formal speech is entirely unrelated to the joke so I can only conclude that Carillo just thinks children speak like that.
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Johnny Walker posted:F Minus Well, we know the kid on the right didn't throw it since he has no arms. *Yes, I know they're behind his back.
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Keep the change, you Filthy Animal Comix. Pooch Café  You're dogs. If you saw a dead skunk in the road you'd roll around on it til your eyes started burning. Ballard Street  Not pictured: the huge pile of bleach, sawdust and pigeon carcasses out back. They took it one step too far one time too many, and every custodial worker has their breaking point. Lost Side of Suburbia    That's not how chameleons work. That's never been how chameleons work. It is, however, exactly how cuttlefish work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgDE2DOICuc
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While we're waiting for Berke to finish two dozen Bill The Cat books, here's a fistful Skippy. (January 9-11, 1929)   Peanuts: Houston, the beagle has landed.  (March 14, 1969) Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (November 30-December 1, 1928)  The lighter side of cheating co-workers out of national holidays!  Thimble Theater (September 28, 1929) 
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Calvin and Hobbes offer more political allegories, this time about nuclear armaments.   Ripley's  e: Gonna miss Smack and Gay. Wanamingo posted:Pluggers Darthemed fucked around with this message at 18:24 on Mar 11, 2016 |
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TofuDiva posted:Of the many WDaze things that are irritating, the strange angles and weird way that women's legs are drawn may bug me the most. Calves do not end above the kneecap. Except for the fat nerdy woman this artist draws every one of their women with shapely bodies and weird featureless babyfaces that dont match the rest of the body. Also all of their faces are identical, as opposed to the male characters who have pretty good variety in features and bodies. Also, you know, stuff like this 
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SomeMathGuy posted:The Phantom Well, what's the alternative if you're... whatever the king guy's name is? This nation is apparently small and unstable enough that one angry dude is a legitimate threat to the throne, and one other angry dude with a Surprise, surprise! We better get Mike Rowe in here because being the dictator of a small Euro-African nation-state is a dirty job. Luann  You can almost bring me to believe that Tiff has hair clippers because she's shown aptitude for styling hair in the past. No way in hell does Bernice have hair clippers. She has a hairbrush and a comb. If she wants a haircut she goes to a salon or she preys on Tiff's hunger for simple human kindness to get her to do her hair for her. The closest thing Bern has to clippers is a regular pair of scissors. The only thing she has that's designed for cutting hair is a pink Venus razor. Don't you tell me she could borrow from her roomie; Dez doesn't even have the razor. The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Slammy posted:Feiffer (click for big) Feiffer is goddamned amazing when he's on point.
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RandomFerret posted:That's not how chameleons work. That's never been how chameleons work. I too, would love for there to be a Cuttlefish in that comic.
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F Minus One side butter, one side syrup, with only the middle having the right combination of both butter and syrup. Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  "Even after all these years, you can still see the stain!" Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G  Oh yeah! 
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karmicknight posted:I too, would love for there to be a Cuttlefish in that comic. Pretty sure most of them work for Slynderfell.
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Took me a minute to realize that's the back of a guys head and not a topless woman bending over with her hands on the wall.
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Aardmania posted:
Pretty meta of Brooke to use my facial expressions when reading his strips as a study for this lady's face today.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Did he buy the P-p-p-p-p-p-powerbook?
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kith_groupie posted:Pretty meta of Brooke to use my facial expressions when reading his strips as a study for this lady's face today. Sadly, he didn't use them for the other guy.
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Cosima posted:Took me a minute to realize that's the back of a guys head and not a topless woman bending over with her hands on the wall. Comic Strip Megathread 10-2: Free Rorschach testing
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The Classic Dinette Set helps their neighbor. Working Daze makes a mess.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix starts an expanded universe. 
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