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Johnny Walker posted:The Whoops Sisters I don't get, but I don't give up on old comics fast and I'll give it some time. Feiffer is just so drat good I can't believe it. That one's all about the writing. Wee Pals is Wee Pals. It's good and an interesting look at the time. Everett True is obviously good (but by the way you always say "Outbusts" instead of "Outbursts" in the title when you post it). I think i'l make more with less - cut down things to one comic a day, but add more. Less to scroll through if you're not interested, but more incentive to click through to only one "Rarebit," or other. Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)  Outbursts of Everett True  And He Did.  Guess If They Are Married!  Whoops Sisters  Good Time Guy (click for big)  Dave's Delicatessen  Mopsy  Feiffer (click for big)  Jaf  Wee Pals  Mr. Tweedy  Andy Capp 
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail MARK, LOOK! MY THUMB IS FALLING OFF!
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Odonata posted:Heavenly Nostrils C'mon, just admit you never got rid of your NES. Dig it out of the closet and play some Zelda with your daughter.
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Is Spider-Man following the pointing finger of the invisible Doctor Strange?  I love this stupid comic.
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Slammy posted:Wee Pals this rules, Morrie ruled.
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dismas posted:this rules, Morrie ruled. I have mixed feelings but not about Morrie ruling. He definitely did/does.
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The Classic Dinette Set hates competition. Working Daze is not pro-labor.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix only thinks about itself. 
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Bloom County Pogo (May 22, 1958)  Peanuts: Year Five (November 18-21, 1954)    
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Darthemed posted:Ripley's ...Ok, I want that job. 
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Phantom Classic   Radio Patrol  Pinky is such a stupid name for anyone who isn't a cartoon mouse.   Rip Kirby  Erm... bad news guys. This one came with this notation: Comics Kingdom posted:Original Publication Date: Monday, December 31, 1956 - End of Series What a way to finish.  Big Ben Bolt   
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Six Chix Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Go for the rhubarb, those things are good Pluggers  This isn't the first time Pluggers has mentioned those things. What gives?
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they're just adult colouring books - putting quotes on "adult" makes it look more like he's about colour himself some erotica edit: and I bet they exist too, oh wait gently caress they DO exist! actually I should not be looking this up at work.
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Wanamingo posted:
If I were an editor, and this comic came across my desk, I would be furious.
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Mark Trail Pearls Before Swine Should've Switched Doors  The Phantom 
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Julet Esqu posted:Rip Kirby It was worse for Alex Raymond, the strip's father - he died in a car crash in September '56. The strip was then continued until 1999 by John Prentice, though - if this is still drawn by Raymond then boy he had a helluva back log!
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Julet Esqu posted:Radio Patrol I had missed the crude drawings of his victims before. This is so hosed up. quote:Rip Kirby I guess Johnny Gat's plan worked... SomeMathGuy posted:The Phantom Is this the Phantom realizing that he's a moron?
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Wanamingo posted:
Denny's. Too ritzy for a plugger.
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Julet Esqu posted:Erm... bad news guys. This one came with this notation: Considering that Rip Kirby didn't actually end until 1989, that makes me wonder if they have to renegotiate the rights or something. Bloom County  Skippy (March 22, 1929)  Peanuts (May 23, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  "Public education, huh?" "Don't look at me like that. You're the one who didn't want to pop for the academy." Long Dark Night Of The Soul-shaft  And it's goddamn Starbuck Jones again. Meanwhile, Rip Haywire gets into cosplay.  Out Our Way (April 17-18, 1929)   Thimble Theater (December 7, 1929) 
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Aardmania posted:
"Told Amos"? Wouldn't have seen it like a bunch of times? Why am I bothering to look for consistency in Brooke's work? Why am I still reading Brooke's work?
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Wanamingo posted:
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Nenonen posted:It was worse for Alex Raymond, the strip's father - he died in a car crash in September '56. The strip was then continued until 1999 by John Prentice, though - if this is still drawn by Raymond then boy he had a helluva back log! EasyEW posted:Considering that Rip Kirby didn't actually end until 1989, that makes me wonder if they have to renegotiate the rights or something. Rip Kirby may have continued way into the future with a different artist, but it's not looking like Comics Kingdom intends to run those. It's been that same last strip for days. Luann  The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons Please stop posting this strip. The art is an insult. Manuel Calavera posted:One Big Happy Everything in "One Big Happy" points toward Buggy Crispino having a completely awful home life, but every single person in the strip just acts like he's a bad seed or something. Julet Esqu posted:Radio Patrol The burned faces on the wall are great. The whole sequence where The Stranger was drawing the faces and searing them was chilling, and the crudeness of the drawings makes it even spookier. In the first storyline, The Stranger was intelligent, methodical, and had a really clever plan that just happened to fall apart completely. Now he's so consumed with hatred that his tactics have devolved to "grab them and burn them." A+ "Radio Patrol" Great Job
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What a cliffhanger for Rip Kirby. At the same time, there was a lot of dumb stuff going on in that last plot-line. Calvin and Hobbes    Ripley's 
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EasyEW posted:Considering that Rip Kirby didn't actually end until 1989, that makes me wonder if they have to renegotiate the rights or something.
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Selachian posted:
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Selachian posted:Candorville Is this comic ever anything other than "hey look at all the super deep and important conversations I'd have had with all these famous people" or nah?
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dordreff posted:Is this comic ever anything other than "hey look at all the super deep and important conversations I'd have had with all these famous people" or nah? 99% of the time it's a lovely "two people talk about two week old politics" strip, with a dash of smug self-assurance usually thrown in. I'd call it the left of center answer to Mallard Fillmore but it's not that lazy art-wise. Doonesbury it ain't, though, I tell you what.
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SomeMathGuy posted:99% of the time it's a lovely "two people talk about two week old politics" strip, with a dash of smug self-assurance usually thrown in. I'd call it the left of center answer to Mallard Fillmore but it's not that lazy art-wise. Doonesbury it ain't, though, I tell you what. What do you mean "not lazy art wise?" his strip is literally cut and pasted.
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Cricken_Nigfops posted:What do you mean "not lazy art wise?" his strip is literally cut and pasted. I mean that there is lazy and then there is Mallard Fillmore.
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