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Scroto Baggins posted:Someone recently posted (like in the last 25 pages) a letter to the editor from a soon-to-be corpse who was complaining about how disgusting and crass Pearls before Swine is. This old person wanted to see Pearls removed in favor of whatever old strip was retired from his paper recently. Mary Worth, maybe. Pearls has been in paper for 15 years, so it's not quite new, not but a zombie strip. Now imagine that every time a newer, "edgier" strip comes out, but times 10. From World War II and the Postwar Years in America by William H. Young and Nancy K. Young  Imagine Barack Obama (or, OK, YOUR Mayor) reading Mary Worth on network television. Drunk Dorg (click for huge)  Everett the Hat Hater  Stanley SquareJaw.  Guess if the Divorce is Pending!  Muffs and More  The Dictionary Strip  Smeary Gossip (click for big)  I Don't Get It Theatre (click for big)  And She Died.  December 17, 1964 (click for big)  Left Hand Larry  Wee Pollution (click for big)  Lead is Dead  Andy Capp (click for big) 
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The Classic Dinette Set games the system. Working Daze abandons one stupid plotline for another stupid plotline.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix also thinks Adventure Time is Finn's coma dream. 
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Slammy posted:Everett the Hat Hater Everett True visits Haymarket Square.
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Slammy posted:From World War II and the Postwar Years in America by William H. Young and Nancy K. Young Jeez, I can't even imagine such a thing. Then again, I couldn't even recognize my mayor in a room of 2. e: 
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F Minus Mary Worth   Dawn needs to hang out with other Lizard People more. Tiggum posted:I think she's more like seven since she just got advanced to grade 2 at school? I dunno how American school years work WRT age. Rex Morgan MD  Probably a Van Gogh or something. Secret Agent X-9  I would think the number of criminals that are nicknamed "Red" and only 5 feet tall would be much lower. Apartment 3-G 
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD With the new writer I hope it's a dead rat.
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Stultus Maximus posted:With the new writer I hope it's a dead rat. I think it'd be hilarious if Rex Morgan MD turned into misfortune after misfortune.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze abandons one stupid plotline for another stupid plotline. Ugh. That's not a joke. And ugh. Does anyone rise two stairs at a time when wearing high heels? I sometimes do so for little exercise/fun, but I can't imagine it being comfortable or safe in those kinds of shoes.
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Stultus Maximus posted:With the new writer I hope it's a dead rat. Another skunk. Every week there's a skunk. Skunk in the car, skunk in the house. Skunk brought in to the surgery by an overly medicated patient who wants to show people his pet. Skunk dropped from the sky by an errant USAF black mission. Skunks. Everywhere.
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Slammy posted:Everett the Hat Hater Oh look, Everett's attacking a poor veteran whose arms are broken.
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Aardmania posted:Dick Tracy ... is that an open, nonchalant, completely offhand admission that she's gay?
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Parahexavoctal posted:... is that an open, nonchalant, completely offhand admission that she's gay? This is the same comic strip that guest-starred George Takei and his hubby Brad. It's not unprecedented.
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I really like how open and nonchalant DT is about gay characters. It's refreshing.
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Worst Comic in this Thread, or, Gasoline Alley  Word is that Walt’s official age right now is 118. Don’t know if that makes him the oldest man in the USA or not. Phoebe and her Unicorn, or, Heavenly Nostrils  Middle School Action Comics!, or, Big Nate  Descent into Madness, or, Ziggy  Ye Olde Fox Trot  Best Comic in this Thread, or, Cul de Sac 
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Odonata posted:Word is that Walt’s official age right now is 118. Don’t know if that makes him the oldest man in the USA or not. According to Wikipedia that would put him at the oldest person currently living, the oldest person in US history, and third oldest person of verifiable age in human history. You know, just to put some context on the increasing absurdity of Scancarelli's lack of ability to bite the bullet on one of his zombie strip props.
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Parahexavoctal posted:... is that an open, nonchalant, completely offhand admission that she's gay?
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Darthemed posted:Not that it was risqué, just unmarketable, iirc. I think about this every time I have to go over health insurance, file taxes, etc., and especially recently dealing with my mother's death. Speaking of which, while it was from a surprise heart attack and not cancer, gently caress YOU BAUTIK
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Hoover Dam posted:I think about this every time I have to go over health insurance, file taxes, etc., and especially recently dealing with my mother's death. Speaking of which, while it was from a surprise heart attack and not cancer, gently caress YOU BAUTIK Fun fact, Bautik went to my college and painted a mural in the Student Lounge. There's also a display case in there talking about his history there.
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Mark Trail Meets Tom Batiuk Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons  Viivi & Wagner 
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CommaToes posted:I think it'd be hilarious if Rex Morgan MD turned into misfortune after misfortune. Until they're in the baituk universe.
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King Aroo (May 5, 1951) Barnaby (October 10, 1942)  Nancy (June 19, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (March 2, 1929)  Gasoline Alley (March 31, 1923)  Lil' Abner (November 14, 1936) 
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Strontium posted:Viivi & Wagner Everything about this comic is repulsive. Is anyone not repulsed by this comic? Strontium, why do you post this comic? If it's just because it's repulsive, fair enough, but if you actually like it, why? I'm genuinely curious.
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Phantom Classic  Radio Patrol   "Wrist lock." Nice way to say she broke the poo poo out of it. Rip Kirby   Big Ben Bolt  
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Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons
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Sharay posted:Well would you look at that? A Take It From the Tinkersons with an actual joke and, dare I say it, comedic timing! Stolen from foxtrot.
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Trent posted:Everything about this comic is repulsive. Holy poo poo, I remember that garbage from way back. I think it ran for a while in the Swedish Ernie paper, or possibly Pondus. It's not good, either way.
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Tunicate posted:Stolen from foxtrot. And done far worse at that, of course. Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Tapbert 
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Is Adams writing these Dilberts and farming out the art, or is this guy doing it all? Because it's better.
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goatface posted:Is Adams writing these Dilberts and farming out the art, or is this guy doing it all? Because it's better. From this interview quote:Scott Adams: I wrote the comics and did rough sketches to show which characters were speaking. Jake drew the comics at the dimensions I specified, in his own style, and sent them to me by email.
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Luann Any plan that is likely to increase unhappiness for Bernice and Gunther is a plan I can get behind. Good work, Tiff. The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  I'm too sleepy to try to understand Sally Forth this morning. The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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