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I do not have the mental energy to come up a very good title, so have some Feet and Pets and Pet Feet Comix. Pooch Café  That cake is going to taste fantastic Ballard Street  It came without warning, but only because a dog is unable to shout "BALLARD STREET, BTICH" Lost Side of Suburbia   Here comes Stretch Armless to save the day! And some kid.
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Sharay posted:... is his name seriously Rex King? As in King King? No, he's Prince Rex King.
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SomeMathGuy posted:He was created in the 1960s, so yes, of course it is. When did Phantom turn from "romance strip featuring a guy in purple long johns" to a proper adventure strip?
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Taear posted:And I think I like Luanne. I just want to know what happens next. I am a bad person. I hate it and I still want to know what happens next. I think you're better off.
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Stultus Maximus posted:When did Phantom turn from "romance strip featuring a guy in purple long johns" to a proper adventure strip? No idea, but apparently he didn't marry Diana until 1978 so classic Phantom has a looooooong way to go.
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Wanamingo posted:Arlo and Janis The many people who are continually baffled by this strip for some reason can rest easy today: this one is definitely about sex.
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King Aroo (March 10, 1951) Barnaby (August 15, 1942)  Nancy (April 24, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (January 5, 1929)  Gasoline Alley (February 3, 1923) 
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Wanamingo posted:Nancy Calvin and Hobbes    Ripley's 
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treasureplane posted:Nancy (April 24, 1943) Well, now we know where Mao copied his idea about killing birds! Darthemed posted:Ripley's Lčse-majesté is a hell of a thing.
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Were you looking forward to seeing Phantom and Diana reconcile in Phantom Classic? Tough poo poo! New storyline time! Well, "new." You'll see what I mean.   I'm pretty sure we read some Sunday classics a while back with this same setup. Radio Patrol    Rip Kirby    Big Ben Bolt    Hopefully at some point there gets to be more to this plot than "This guy sure is good at basketball!"
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Julet Esqu posted:Phantom Classic Haha, that's fantastic. 
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's Monarchy is an actual thing in the 21st century, despite the significant advances in political representation and social equity over the past several centuries. Believe it or not!
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ukonvasara posted:The many people who are continually baffled by this strip for some reason can rest easy today: this one is definitely about sex. Not just sex, but sex right by their roadway stand, so everyone driving past can watch.
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Okay, are there any other Saints Row players who get amused every time Johnny Gat mentions his name? Geomancing posted:Not just sex, but sex right by their roadway stand, so everyone driving past can watch. They're "roadside"! Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons 
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Selachian posted:Okay, are there any other Saints Row players who get amused every time Johnny Gat mentions his name?
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Intelligent Life    There's a Too Hot For Newspapers version of the sunday strip, I'm gonna link it just to be sure:  http://imgur.com/M6U7oGK
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life Batgirl, The Gimp, Al Bundy's high school years, an insect? What?
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That's The Tick, a nigh-invulnerable superhero. His sidekick is/was Arthur, a guy with a moth suit who was often mistaken for a bunny. And that's supposed to be Catwoman, not Bat Girl. And maybe a Chippendale's Dancer? Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Rose is Rose What kind of hosed up shop assistant invites customers into the stockroom and then leaves them there?
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Manuel Calavera posted:Foxtrot Honestly, this feels like the only Foxtrot I've seen in a long time that feels... realistic? And good for benig so, too.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Bizarro Say what you will about Bizarro (I know I have!) but drat, that's a fine Pacer, if a little Cramped Comix.  Why's the Hazmat suit going all VIET NAM VET? Is it a lolcat? Can it haz mat!? Lost Side of Suburbia   Wait, that snake's trying to tell us something! "BOBBBBBBBBBBOOBBBBBBBB,B"
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Taear posted:King Pogo is amazing as well, whoever compared it to Moomin was spot on. How long did it go on for? It's the only one of the pre-70s comics I read in here. Aroo ran until 1965, but Jack Kent's first syndicate was in the process of dropping dead when the strip launched, so the strip never got the push that it deserved.  Anybody whose real name is John just got his mind blown. Sorry about that. Bloom County  Binkley's getting a little jaded, isn't he. Peanuts (March 30, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  "Cliff Anger, the actor who played Starbuck Jones" is this year's "My father, John Darling". And here's this week's guest artist. Crankshaft 
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Aardmania posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's While it's true that the Beverly clock hasn't been wound since it was made in 1864, Wiki tells me that that's pretty much because it's not really made to be wound. Besides that, saying it hasn't been wound in so-many years isn't the same as saying it hasn't stopped in that time. It has, often for maintenance purposes. So, kind of a cop-out, Ripley's. The real story is still pretty interesting, though. The clock is "powered" by variations in atmospheric pressure and temperature. The mechanism is inside an airtight box and the expansion and contraction of the air in side that box pushes on a diaphragm that keeps the clock going. If the ambient temperature or atmospheric pressure stays the same for too long, the clock does stop until things fluctuate enough to get it running again.
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