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LordPants posted:Man I don't know, Wahoo Terminal is alright by me. Agreed. Even more shamefully, I find 9CWL is tolerable since he kicked all the old people out of it.
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PurdWerfect posted:Agreed. Even more shamefully, I find 9CWL is tolerable since he kicked all the old people out of it. Stockholm Syndrome, Comics Edition
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And suddenly Pig-pen has become the most tragic character in all of Peanuts for me. He never got a name, incidentally. 
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Slammy posted:
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Ardeem posted:Ahh, I see we've reached the point where Everett came down with a bad case of Jingoism Not quite, this was before the US entered the war. That's when it happens, unfortunately. Edit: No, wait, I completely ignored the second one there. Huh, the first time through I thought the top one was before we entered. You're right.
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RandomFerret posted:Lost Side of Suburbia This is nice. Plenty of kids have to deal with loss and aren't sure if they're grieving "correctly," or feel like they're betraying their loved-one when they begin to heal. Hey, kids, it's ok. Feel the way you feel. Luann  There are definitely bigger boner-killers than having Gunther sitting there watching you, craning his stupid little neck to get a better view, but it still ranks pretty high. This strip is garbage.  Luann readers are obsessed with asexuality. Or maybe just this guy is. I'm not going back to check if it's the same dude. The Amazing Spider-Man  Or let the magic expert standing right next to you take a crack at it? He's been spending the whole afternoon doing inane poo poo with his powers, you might as well give him the chance to do something useful. Sally Forth  Did you see that, Zack? PQ in the coffee! The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Ardeem posted:Ahh, I see we've reached the point where Everett came down with a bad case of Jingoism It'll only last for about 18 months of strips, and I like the history- it's a good window into how viciously the country rallied 'round the flag.
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Dr. Karl Zerblowski has a really niche fetish. Moomin  Classic Dilbert  
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We really need another Feifer. Thankfully, he's not dead yet, but we just need someone who puts stuff like that in the funny pages and makes it good. Fake edit: send us a new Morrie Turner while you're at it.
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Kumaton posted:We really need another Feifer. Thankfully, he's not dead yet, but we just need someone who puts stuff like that in the funny pages and makes it good. It was in the Village Voice, not newspapers.
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Kavak posted:It was in the Village Voice, not newspapers. True, sorry. I had just looked that up before I posted that, too.
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man  Julet Esqu posted:Did you see that, Zack? PQ in the coffee!
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann This is gross in so many ways. Also I am really confused by Tiffany's sheer stocking legwarmers. Tiggum posted:What? It is a Deadly Premonition joke.
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Calaveron posted:Man, what was up with Matt Groening Besides being a fairly typical "alternative newspaper" cartoonist who was just about to hit the jackpot beyond his wildest dreams? Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons 
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Skippy (January 24, 1929) Peanuts, in which Linus invents Gatorade...four years after the University of Florida. (March 27, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean   CLIFF. ANGER. This is a serious work of art, y'all. Crankshaft  Your punchline for today: Old books are old. Li'l Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (December 28-29, 1928)   Thimble Theater, in which the Oyl family seriously needs to work on their debate skills. (October 11, 1929) 
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Slammy posted:Rarebit Fiend (click for huge) F Minus  Mary Worth  "A bolder personal effort!" And straight into the song and dance number! Just a bolder personal effort makes the friends come round The friends come rou-ound The friends come round just a bolder personal effort makes the friends come round It's what Mary Worth does say! Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  The Moll is the most interesting character in this story. More Moll, please, guy from 80 years ago. Apartment 3-G 
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life, March 7-13, the continuation of the carpool arc  Reddick you are such a tool
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LordPants posted:Gatorade was a small subplot in ball four so I guess that based on it appearing in peanuts and that book maybe it was just getting into the public eye It didn't make it to stores until after the 1967 Orange Bowl, so it was probably still a novelty at the time.
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Transmodiar posted:Apartment 3-R Storyline needs to continue as "Apartment 8814"
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers Pluggers refuse to understand foreign culture.
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