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This Things I Believe.
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Tiggum posted:Clunky dialogue and a boring story dragging on for months is pretty much par for the course in newspaper comics; what I can't take is how bad Allen is at drawing people. When it's a case of someone who used to be good and has been drawing the comic for so long that they're basically guaranteed the job till the day they die, that's one thing, but this guy was hired recently and he's just terrible. Get rid of him. I'm highly disappointed after the promising "receptive beaver" storyline.
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Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons What a buncha cunts
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Every Tinkertons is one sentence stretched out over four panels that barely registers as a joke. I hate it so much.
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Forktoss posted:
 I admire its purity. A parody... unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality.
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Tina's Groove Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  The not often seen Mother Goose & Grimm. I'm sharing because the pun is just awful.  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Oh Adams.  
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That's a cool strawman, Scott.
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I think Dilbert just made an end-run for "worst strip in the thread".
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The rush-job version this morning. Peanuts (June 18, 1969)  Funky Phony-Nostalgiabean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Previously, on Thimble Theater: Somebody on Comics Kingdom who found the January 1st strip somewhere posted:Cop: You say this here's a mystery ship?  (January 2, 1930...with an unadvertised bonus)
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Evil Mastermind posted:I think Dilbert just made an end-run for "worst strip in the thread". It's pretty impressive the other contenders were able to keep up this long, honestly.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert 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 (click for big)  Mopsy  Feiffer (click for big)  Jaf  Wee Pals (click for big)  Mr. Tweedy  Andy Capp (click for big) 
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King Aroo (May 23, 1951) Barnaby (October 28, 1942)  Nancy (July 7, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (March 20, 1929)  Gasoline Alley (April 18, 1923)  Barney Google (April 5, 1922)  Lil' Abner (December 2, 1936) 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Oh come on, we know you're just criticizing to get a rise out of the artist. Tiggum posted:The weekday artists rarely do their own colouring. Anyways, for the record. I would hate to lose Joe Giella as the artist because the kind of crappy art of MW is part of what I like about it. F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  I was wondering if X-9 (the strip) was at all "officially" affiliated with the FBI, as at the time it was known that Hoover liked to promote the Bureau in popular culture. With a very brief look, it appears it probably was not, it was just the FBI was popular when the strip was created, and later references to it were removed when it was no longer popular. Apartment 3-G 
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Evil Mastermind posted:I think Dilbert just made an end-run for "worst strip in the thread". The great (?) thing about this is that if anybody says, "gently caress this. gently caress you," he can just say, "Thank you for proving my point.  "Luann  The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Theremin is exactly what "You're So Party (Let's Go Dancey)" needs to put it at #1!
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Slammy posted:Outbursts of Everett True Britain had kept Germany under blockade since 1914, United States joined it in 1917. So the barber or his supplier has pre-war razors in storage, what are they to do? Throw them away? In the previous strip Everett got mad at a guy who was wasting a bit of sugar.
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Nenonen posted:Britain had kept Germany under blockade since 1914, United States joined it in 1917. So the barber or his supplier has pre-war razors in storage, what are they to do? Throw them away? In the previous strip Everett got mad at a guy who was wasting a bit of sugar. They melt them down for guns! bullets! strap hooks! Trench knives! helmets! There's a bloody war on boy!
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Johnny Walker posted:The truth is I just didn't have a comment for yesterday's MW and I try to say something about most of the comics when I post them. Probably should just shut up sometimes instead.
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Are people mad about the mere mention of S J W in Dilbert? I would be certain that the character was the butt of the joke and meant to look like a complete tool if it weren't for the fact that PHB is interviewing him, and his one character trait is usually "wrong about everything". The dialogue seems pretty against Officer Murphy there. This feels a bit like Dick from the internet or whatever. The strip is still guilty of being bad for other reasons ie bland, boring, dumb
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann I empathize with Gloomy Gus here. Once I had my degree firmly in my hands, I junked about half my portfolio because it was stuff I made just to appease a teacher and not something I really enjoyed making. This included my senior thesis+project. Maybe not my smartest life choice, but cathartic as hell. Also judging by the amount of self-portraits Luann has done, I'd say her life passion is herself.
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Slammy posted:Reader Trent Sindelar responded, calling Trail "one of the last role models to be found on the comics page ... Mark Trail is a devoted family man, fearless adventurer and proud American. In short, he is a faultless inspiration for today’s children. Please do not banish him." This is such bullshit. My children make me scroll past Mark Trail when it's posted here. Children everywhere care about as much about Mark Trail as they do Mary Worth. It's a boring comic they skip over because hey look, there's Heathcliff. The only children who look foreword to reading Mark Trail grown up to be serial killers or Republican senators. Moving. Spiritually enriching. Sublime. “High” art, or, Gasoline Alley  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 the Thread, or, Cul de Sac 
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MariusLecter posted:They melt them down for guns! bullets! strap hooks! Trench knives! helmets! This but unironically. If you were using the enemies products, you were a traitor.
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Trent posted:Are people mad about the mere mention of S J W in Dilbert? I would be certain that the character was the butt of the joke and meant to look like a complete tool if it weren't for the fact that PHB is interviewing him, and his one character trait is usually "wrong about everything". The dialogue seems pretty against Officer Murphy there. This feels a bit like Dick from the internet or whatever. The dumbest guy in the office is shown "owning" the "SJW" and you think it's a burn on the PHB? Not likely. No one seems too mad, just disappointed.
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It's a good reminder that Adams is a racist, sexist rape apologist, if nothing else. Classic Dilbert and the pseudo-guest strips were making it easy to forget he's a awful person who writes a bad comic, so in a way him making such a blatant reminder is a good thing.
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Let's also not forget that Adams' big concern this election is that he, personally, will be hunted down and killed if Trump wins. The Classic Dinette Set rewards achievements.  Working Daze overshares.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix explores the edge. 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Let's also not forget that Adams' big concern this election is that he, personally, will be hunted down and killed if Trump wins. Actually, he came out in support of Clinton because he's afraid that if he endorses Trump, Clinton supporters will put him on a hit list.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Let's also not forget that Adams' big concern this election is that he, personally, will be hunted down and killed if Trump wins.
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Trent posted:He is also certain of a Trump landslide because he is an expert on persuasion, apparently. And hypnosis. Empirically speaking, that worked for Anatoly Kashpirovsky.
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Johnny Walker posted:
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