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Tiggum posted:With all the space free, why is he putting up his poster partially over the top of the one that was already there? Oh, that's simple. He is an rear end in a top hat.
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Darkest Auer posted:Moomin IS this implying that Moomkin are grown? Is that why they act so odd that they are just mimicking the actions and society of others?
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Johnny Aztec posted:IS this implying that Moomkin are grown? Is that why they act so odd that they are just mimicking the actions and society of others? Nah, at this point the idea of hattifatteners just wasn't developed enough I guess.
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RandomFerret posted:Lost Side of Suburbia Is that the end?
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Gil Piranha Club   Dick Tracy   Judge Parker  Today's comic has been brought to you courtesy of Microsoft.  Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  9 Chickweed Lane   Brooke is continuing his one man war against having his comic run in newspapers. 
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Well great, Dick Tracy as guest written by Guy Gilchrist.Aardmania posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop 
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Aardmania posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop So he has Kirk Cameron and David AR White on his friends list? Also possibly Kevin Sorbo.
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Aardmania posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  Ensign_Ricky posted:Also possibly Kevin Sorbo.
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Flagrant Abuse posted:Wait what did Hercules do? Unfortunately, Sorbo is basically a buffer, longer-haired Kirk Cameron (go look at his Twitter). He didn't appear in God's Not Dead for the paycheck. Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man A "powerful talisman" -- like, say, the Eye of Agamotto that you're wearing on your chest, Doc? Newspaper Dr. Strange doesn't seem much more competent than Newspaper Spider-Man. (I wonder if we can look forward to Newspaper Civil War once this story is over?)
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Aardmania posted:Heaven's Love Thrift Shop  I'm gonna quote it again
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If I ever find Jesus, I'll tell him HLTS helped me find the way. It's sweet, and not in that awful saccharine way like Rose is Rose's annoying babies.
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This is another weird little quirk of the past that I'd never have known without Out Our Way. It seems like these "efficiency men" are a constant fixture at the shop, standing in for what would probably be a consulting position today. I wonder when the change happened, where companies stopped employing full-time positions to increase productivity and started outsourcing to consulting firms? Aardmania posted:
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Slammy posted:I like this strip. Thanks for posting it.  Pickles  Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog  TOBY 
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Just Dan Again posted:This is another weird little quirk of the past that I'd never have known without Out Our Way. It seems like these "efficiency men" are a constant fixture at the shop, standing in for what would probably be a consulting position today. I wonder when the change happened, where companies stopped employing full-time positions to increase productivity and started outsourcing to consulting firms? I would think the "efficiency men" are early practitioners of Taylorism. Rhymes with Orange  But Batman's parents are dead, dammit. Pros and Cons 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert He's back. 
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F Minus Waterworld 2: Waterworlder Mary Worth  Yes. He's furry and sassy and keeps trying to eat my cat but oh the wacky adventures we have! Rex Morgan MD  A most kawaii Washington portrait. Secret Agent X-9  Ohh yeah dust that chair for fingerprints hard, dust it all over. Yes just like that you dirty G-man. Apartment 3-G  The best surgeons are the ones that slash wildly at you with the scalpel until they find the problem. Murdstone fucked around with this message at 15:59 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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SynthOrange posted:Is that the end? Not quite. We still haven't done the whole 'check in on every character and see how they're doing' thing yet. Pooch Café  Poncho, you are a dog. You can't gamble, you can't drink, all that's going to happen if you go to Vegas is that you will have a higher than average chance of getting abducted and eaten by sewer people. You should definitely go. Ballard Street  What the hell is Jeffrey doing keeping a pacu in a fishtank anyway? They're way too big for that! Lost Side of Suburbia  EVERY character.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Also, details aside, you'd think making a diorama out of a comic would be pretty easy. it's the "bane of his existence" because the villain of "Dark Knight Rises" is Bane. Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth if they're doing a gay marriage plotline in Mary Worth, I will be very impressed. Parahexavoctal fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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Just Dan Again posted:This is another weird little quirk of the past that I'd never have known without Out Our Way. It seems like these "efficiency men" are a constant fixture at the shop, standing in for what would probably be a consulting position today. I wonder when the change happened, where companies stopped employing full-time positions to increase productivity and started outsourcing to consulting firms? These would eventually become time and motion studies most notable today as the parents' job in Cheaper By The Dozen.
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Strontium posted:Fort Knox Can you let someone else take over Intelligent Life so I can block you and all the rest of the comics you decided to test out this week?
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Transmodiar posted:Can you let someone else take over Intelligent Life so I can block you and all the rest of the comics you decided to test out this week? The gently caress do you WANT to see Intelligent Life for??
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Johnny Walker posted:
To be honest I'd also probably be into time traveling Clark Gable. Weird that he'd do yoga though.
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Transmodiar posted:Can you let someone else take over Intelligent Life so I can block you and all the rest of the comics you decided to test out this week? Be nice! Appreciate all submissions, even these lovely, lovely comics. Time for you to pony up - post good comics. (Please start with Nemi, I miss Nemi) Darthemed posted:Ripley's Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)   Outbusts of Everett True   Good Time Guy (click for big)  "I've got my mouth all set to give my sense of humor a lot of co-operation."  Flapper Fanny Says   drat google newspapers. Feiffer (click for big)   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_City_(TV_series) Wee Pals   Life In Hell  
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Fort Knox makes me sad because there's a lot of humor and drama to be mined from life in a military family so it could have been something really great but instead it's just poorly-drawn generic garbage that 99% of the time doesn't even do anything with the military setting except maybe the dad and his work friends will be wearing uniforms instead of a tie or whatever when they make the same lame jokes as every other tepid family sitcom.
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Cirrial posted:The gently caress do you WANT to see Intelligent Life for?? It's better than half the strips posted here. 
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WeaponGradeSadness posted:Fort Knox makes me sad because there's a lot of humor and drama to be mined from life in a military family so it could have been something really great but instead it's just poorly-drawn generic garbage that 99% of the time doesn't even do anything with the military setting except maybe the dad and his work friends will be wearing uniforms instead of a tie or whatever when they make the same lame jokes as every other tepid family sitcom. Unless people want me to keep posting Fort Knox, I may stop the next time there's a strip where nobody is making the bug-eyed, shocked expression in the last panel. Just for fun, you can browse the gocomics archives backwards until you find one such strip or you lose your mind, whichever comes first. February 26
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kith_groupie posted:To be honest I'd also probably be into time traveling Clark Gable. Weird that he'd do yoga though. That should be his initials for the rest of the arc: TTCG
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I saw a blurb about a new comic-book-comic, King's Quest, that I thought might interest some folks here: quote:Join Flash Gordon, TWO Phantoms, Mandrake the Magician, and Prince Valiant on a disastrous intergalactic rescue mission! All they have to do is defeat a limitless alien armada and NOT get eaten by a space jungle. Brought to you by the innumerable talents of Ben Acker (The Thrilling Adventure Hour), Heath Corson (Bizarro), and Dan McDaid (Judge Dredd)! Also joining this team-up is Jungle Jim. Has anyone ever posted that strip? Anyways, here's the covers for issue #1, looks kinda cool! https://www.dynamite.com/htmlfiles/viewProduct.html?PRO=C72513024751301011
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