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Simian_Prime posted:I can't really summon too much hate for Tinkersons. It's just one of dozens of the same bland, zero-effort, family slice-of-life strips that infest comics sections today, like Stone Soup or Grand Avenue. I have to say I hate the tinkersons far more than even intelligent life.
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quote: Wanamingo posted:Nancy  Hey, why don't you spend the day with your VIET NAM VET uncles if you're so grateful?
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kidcoelacanth posted:I hate this woman's stupid loving god drat smirk. I hate it so much. I hate it more than her complete absence of legs in the first panel. And the idiot dad's lack of legs in the second panel. I have edited this post four times because I keep noticing poo poo in this god forsaken trash comic. I have no idea what you mean, Double Amputee Hover Family (or "The Smirksons" as we fans call it) has always been my favorite comic strip! 
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His Divine Shadow posted:I have to say I hate the tinkersons far more than even intelligent life. But what are your thoughts on Fort Knox? 
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The lighter fluid smells delicious? He knows that she will think that? A comic about ubiquitous solvent abuse in suburban America. That's why she's always smiling inanely.
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His Divine Shadow posted:I have to say I hate the tinkersons far more than even intelligent life. The Tinkersons are just dull. Usually I can only get worked up over something ambitiously stupid. That's why I still miss the storyline-mode version of Minimum Security. Skippy (May 6, 1929)  Peanuts (July 8, 1968)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  And for all of you foreigners: GET BACK TO WORK. Out Our Way (July 5-6, 1929)   Thimble Theater (January 21, 1930) 
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Simian_Prime posted:I can't really summon too much hate for Tinkersons. It's just one of dozens of the same bland, zero-effort, family slice-of-life strips that infest comics sections today, like Stone Soup or Grand Avenue. I'm just amazed that every single day it presents the format of a four-panel joke but completely fails to write any actual jokes. I don't mean that the jokes are unfunny, I mean that if you aren't primed to read the strip as a gag strip, you would never recognize the dialogue as humor.
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Aardmania posted:Dick Tracy I'm disappointed this didn't end in a shootout in which dozens of civilians were shot by Fosdick.
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The Classic Dinette Set knows the price of comfort. Working Daze has the loving balls to pull a "nerds and their phones" gag.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is just a Buzzfeed list. 
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"destuny"
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Luann The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  Cold. The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Didn't Hil and mini Ted Forth break up anyway?
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Yes, they did. In fact, I'm pretty sure that's part of the reason she wanted to go to camp, though I'm not going back to check. I suspect the breakup had the traditional "let's stay friends" clause, though, and he's young enough not to realize this means exactly jack poo poo in a long distance relationship.
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SO! loving!! PATRIOTIC!!!, 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 The jump in art is jarring. Did the Sunday strips just warp back to the comic’s early days?  
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail F Minus   Mary Worth  One of the vipers has burrowed into his shirt it's gonna be tough to get him back out. Rex Morgan MD  Dad sure lived up to the expectation being set up that he'd be reluctant to participate in this free-money bonanza, didn't he? Secret Agent X-9  "You scream, I'll check out your rear end." Apartment 3-G  Between that crying face in panel 2 and the fourth-wall breaking in panel 3, this is a helluva 70s A3G.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Two of my favorite Outlands. I've been waiting for the mental floss one to be posted forever. Calvin and Hobbes    Ripley's 
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Odonata posted:Descent into Madness, or, Ziggy Ughhh. I thought Ziggy was just incredibly bland and mediocre, not capable of inspiring as much revulsion as I'm feeling right now.
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Happy Fourth of July Comics! Spokane Daily Chronicle - Jul 4, 1940  The Pittsburgh Press - Jul 4, 1915    Rarebit Fiend (click for huge) For those keeping score, we're on 366 of 820.  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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Am I crazy, or is Dave's Delicatessen the inspiration for Bob's Burgers? At first I thought it was just a coincidence and I was reading too much into the similar name and character design, but every single strip seems like it could be a joke in the show. They even had an episode where somebody involved in organized crime befriended Bob and started intimidating all his customers while Bob was too scared to ask him to stop. Anyway, have a huge wall of Catch-up Comix.        Wow, I really wasn't expecting that callback. Ballard Street       Looks like Larry's perfectly fine with power tools. The problem is that Larry is bad when holding power tools.
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Out Our Way With The Willets (April 24 and May 1, 1927)  Pogo (July 4-5, 1958)   Peanuts: Year Five (February 21-23, 1955)   
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Julet Esqu posted:Radio Patrol "That must be he," said the actual, relatable human child to himself. He then prepared to ambush the armed and mentally unstable adult, exhibiting resolve and altruism appropriate to his level of mental, emotional, and moral development. Slammy posted:Dave’s Delicatessen (click for big) Slammy posted:Dave’s Delicatessen (click for big) Slammy posted:Dave’s Delicatessen (click for big) I love this.
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Slammy posted:Happy Fourth of July Comics! In light of the current tone of American politics, this one is oddly poignant.
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Fighting Trousers posted:In light of the current tone of American politics, this one is oddly poignant. Obviously a communist. Just look at that symbolism!
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Thanks to Comics Kingdom's and my Internet connection's combined uncanny ability to start eating rear end right when I'm about to start posting my classic comics, I'm a bit behind! This post won't catch us up completely, but I don't want to post *too* big of a wall of comics. This will get us most of the way there, anyway. Phantom Classic    Radio Patrol    Rip Kirby    Big Ben Bolt   I like how Uncle Jim's been taking money to help fix games for years and Midge fought Jess Whitecap with everything he had (including actually getting beat up in an alley) and only reluctantly gave in tonight, after going to his trusted mentor for help and Uncle Jim literally told him to go ahead and cheat, and this is how Jim describes it. "Yep, Midge and I are a couple of crooks! Totally alike in our crapulence! Neither one of us more of a shithead than the other, especially me!" 
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WindyMan posted:I'm disappointed this didn't end in a shootout in which dozens of civilians were shot by Fosdick. I'm confused as to why Fuddonna turned up in this Al Capp fever dream.
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Odonata posted:
What are the theological implications of Ziggy, a character defined by his constant misery, loneliness, and misfortune, having a direct line to god? Is he like Job or something?
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and now the rest of my comics Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Pluggers  Pluggers are poor Inspector Danger  Deep Dark Fears 
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Mark Trail Rusty, I think I speak for everyone in the thread, and indeed everyone who followed this arc regardless of where they followed it, when I say "Well it loving wasn't." Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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Aardmania posted:Dick Tracy Dont forget that this thing still has the corpses of three people on board after they were hurled into deep space. 
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Wanamingo posted:
This reads like a 12 year old wrote it while looking at a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. Drawn like it too.
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Wanamingo posted:
Gotta give me that cross necklace with that cheesecake! jesus christ, gilchrist
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