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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker  F Minus  Mary Worth  "I have heard reports of this physical activity you earthlings call 'yoga.' It is said to be enjoyable." Rex Morgan MD  Mr Avery's doing his best Don Corleone impression there in that second panel.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Oh, please please please give us yoga in Mary Worth. I really want to see this. The Amazing Spider-Man  Looks like you can still move your mouth, Spidey. Use that to save the day! Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones  She didn't date him because he's a hero OR because she'd enjoy his company. She dated him because he's hot. Prince Valiant  That hand.  Phantom Classic  Big Ben Bolt 
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Julet Esqu posted: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.  
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Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)  Outbusts of Everett True   Good Time Guy (click for big)   Flapper Fanny Says   Feiffer (click for big)   Wee Pals   Life In Hell   Always Belittlin Found a few of these, thought they would be of interest. 1931.  
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Wanamingo posted:Six Chix In TYOOL 2016, somebody got paid to make this.
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Simian_Prime posted:In TYOOL 2016, somebody got paid to make this. I kind of wonder how Shulock's doing since A3G ended.
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Taear posted:Even after so many years of these threads I can't quite wrap my head around how terrible compu-toon is. I scroll past the stuff I have no interest in but each time Compu-Toon stops me and I wish it would go away. I realllllly don't think Compu-Toon is meant to be educational. (Aside from that Keypad Kid comic book.)
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Slammy posted:Life In Hell Quoting in full size for the people that usually scroll past.
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I... I don't think Matt Groening had a very good childhood, guys. 
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Simian_Prime posted:I... I don't think Matt Groening had a very good childhood, guys. Ugh, hate it when people propagate the inevitable cycle of abuse myth. Having an abused parent in a high-risk family means the odds jump from 10% to 23%, yeah. The odds are worse, yeah. That's not a guarantee, and what the pat 'cycle of abuse' story does is both shift blame away from the abuser, and tell the victim that they're a monster now. Neither of those are good things.
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Simian_Prime posted:I... I don't think Matt Groening had a very good childhood, guys. Well, he did name Homer and Marge after his parents...
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Tunicate posted:Ugh, hate it when people propagate the inevitable cycle of abuse myth. My mom was abused but was a very good mom  Seriously her dad gave out hypodermic injections of hot water as punishments he was Seriously hosed Up
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My great-grandmother was an abusive, terrible parent- that (and WWII) turned my grandpa bipolar, not abusive. I had more issues with "School is Hell", probably because of all the crap my teacher parents have had to go through. I know it sounds kind of authoritarian and oversensitive, but teaching kids to disrespect their teacher's authority is irresponsible and it has serious repercussions. If the parents reinforce this, you end up with kids who don't listen and don't give a poo poo, and our culture is inclined to blame the teacher for not "reaching them".
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SomeMathGuy posted:Pearls Before Swine Well, that's the strangest re-telling of the "string around my finger" joke I've seen. Go Pastis.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Why are they still looking for a way out when there's a hole about a foot above them that they could easily fit through?
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Simian_Prime posted:I... I don't think Matt Groening had a very good childhood, guys. I'm pretty sure he was trying to write an overly dramatic kid, but awareness of a societal problem caught up with him in the long run. MG told Rolling Stone back in the day that as a kid he kept a journal of childhood grievances and small injustices, then he went back to read it as an adult and decided that Kid Matt was totally on the money. And that's where Bongo came from. That and a night of Binky's drunken carousing. Kavak posted:I had more issues with "School is Hell", probably because of all the crap my teacher parents have had to go through. I know it sounds kind of authoritarian and oversensitive, but teaching kids to disrespect their teacher's authority is irresponsible and it has serious repercussions. If the parents reinforce this, you end up with kids who don't listen and don't give a poo poo, and our culture is inclined to blame the teacher for not "reaching them". While I agree with pretty much everything you're saying here, I doubt that his target audience was actual children. Even if you didn't know reader demographics of the alt-weeklies Life in Hell usually got published in back in the 80s, "jive-rear end baloney" is a dead giveaway. Skippy (February 4, 1929)  Peanuts (April 7, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean on the dangers of not calling ahead.  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (January 18-19, 1929)   Thimble Theater, in which Castor finally figures out the magnitude of his dumbassery. (October 22, 1929) 
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goatface posted:90 acres of onions is a lot of onions.
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EasyEW posted:Out Our Way (January 18-19, 1929) Anyways, here's some comics from a whole span of history really. F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G  "All right! Broads!"
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert Brenna Thummler appears to be another Andrews McMeel staff artist and, if the samples on her Web page are anything to go by, is totally wasted on Dilbert.
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Chimeric posted:TOBY Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth
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Selachian posted:Well, he did name Homer and Marge after his parents... Speaking of which, Homer Groening was a filmmaker, and also apparently a cartoonist himself. While I can't find Homer's cartoons online, some of his short films are on YouTube. Here's one, which features young Matt Groening narrating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYIH6tfeNtw By all accounts, Homer Groening was nothing like the cartoon character named after him, although the real Homer really loved donuts.
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Evil Mastermind posted:A birther joke in 2016? That's...interesting. You've clearly not been following the republican primaries. Good job, keep it up.
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treasureplane posted:King Aroo (March 12, 1951) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tpn-ZGL8Ok I haven't really payed much attention to King Aroo until now. Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert Reminds me of the Dilbert animated series in a good way and I couldn't really tell you why.
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Shugojin posted:My mom was abused but was a very good mom WHAT THE gently caress
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Shugojin posted:My mom was abused but was a very good mom What does that even do  We had Childhood is Hell in the house when I was a child, and I read it many times. That page looks different to me now than it did then.
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LordSaturn posted:What does that even do Burning sensation?
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