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Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth Two teenage girls in a comics shop, and neither of them had to point it out! It's like it's totally normal and they're not trying to prove that the author is really a nerd! Wowsers!
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Julet Esqu posted:Ces is a treasure. quote:Mordock999 GoComics PRO Member said, about 19 hours ago I would stop here, but there are actually some other good ones as well. quote:Brdshtt GoComics PRO Member said, about 19 hours ago quote:Fiendly Neighbourhood Terrorist (Justice For Michael_wme!) GoComics PRO Member said, about 18 hours ago quote:IamJayBluE said, about 15 hours ago Fort Knox  Flying Mccoys  Dustin 
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EasyEW posted:Pogo (September 15-17, 1958) Uh oh. Is this a Cute Bunny strip?
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TofuDiva posted:Uh oh. Is this a Cute Bunny strip? Cute bunny strips were usually nothing but bunnies, and sometimes they were even tagged "special" where the date usually went, but something suspicious (or just plain inept) seems to be going on here anyway, since the Times-Picayune of New Orleans decided to print a rerun from June. (The real September 17, 1958 (from Dallas); click for slightly bigger.) 
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The Classic Dinette Set makes sacrifices. Working Daze was just trying to help.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix has a deeper meaning. 
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Transmodiar posted:Modesty Blaise  Johnny Walker posted:Ces posted this on facebook.  Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man  Avatar-sized: 
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Johnny Walker posted:Ces posted this on facebook. Ces IS a treasure. I kept it together until the Mark Trail and Mary Worth stills, then totally cracked up. That man is a ray of sunshine in a cloudy, boring, soap-comic world. I'm out of town for work for the next few days - so I'll see y'all next week. Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)  Outbursts of Everett True (July, 1915)  And He Died.  Guess If They Are Married!  Banana Oil!  The Gay Thirties (January 1935)  They’ll Do It Everytime (December 1939)  Mopsy (June, 1940)  Feiffer (click for big) (1967)  Jaf  Andy Capp (click for big) (September, 1970)  Mr. Tweedy (September, 1970)  Wee Pals (click for big) (October 1970)  Richard’s Poor Almanac   Dick Tracy (July 2009) 
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Aardmania posted:9 Chickweed Lane TBH, gently caress your traditions.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Well that explains that weird bit, um... what, three, four months ago?
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catlord posted:Well that explains that weird bit, um... what, three, four months ago?
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James Allen is terrible. He's like the triple threat - can't pace, can't plot, can't draw. And on top of that he does no research.
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Ghostlight posted:James Allen is terrible. He's like the triple threat - can't pace, can't plot, can't draw. He's also a climate change denier doing a nominally environmental comic, just for extra bonus points.
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Tiggum posted:The Creeps More please
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Never don't post The Creeps.
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Zereth posted:Never don't post The Creeps. Laputanmachine posted:More please
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Intelligent Life is spending the week recapping the events of last week, which took the entire prior week's worth of planning. Take It From the Tinkersons    Dark Side of the Horse is not an edit, I swear.  
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Tiggum posted:Just curious if anyone who hasn't read the preceding strips can tell what the joke is supposed to be here? "The ringtone I use for this woman is a cow moo." Strontium posted:Intelligent Life is spending the week recapping the events of last week, which took the entire prior week's worth of planning. In conclusion, folks, trying new things and socializing with people outside your clique is bad. Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons 
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Bloom County Skippy (July 25, 1929)  Peanuts, in which nobody told Charlie Brown to show up for his greatest victory. (September 25, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  I know she's missing an arm, but where the hell did her teeth go? Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (November 11-12, 1929)   Thimble Theater, in which true love runs into complications. (April 11, 1930) 
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Strontium posted:Dark Side of the Horse is not an edit, I swear. The horse realises his terrible meme comic is bad, and does not attempt to get it published either in papers or online. A good comic.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Dustin Does this sound normal to any of you? "It's your dad" rather than "It's dad" sounds really odd to me. I can't imagine anyone I know saying it like that. Aside from telling an actual joke which might be funny in a strip that didn't look like a fart, I have a probably  question about this one too. I certainly remember "fart" being, if not a cuss word per se, then at least a word one does not say in polite company. A word kids use but they don't say in front of adults, like. Certainly not something to show up on the funny pages. Is this regional or generational or what? Is "fart" ok for kids cartoons and such now?
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Selachian posted:Rhymes with Orange This is magnificent.
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Trent posted:Does this sound normal to any of you? "It's your dad" rather than "It's dad" sounds really odd to me. I can't imagine anyone I know saying it like that. Mine does.
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Trent posted:Aside from telling an actual joke which might be funny in a strip that didn't look like a fart, I have a probably As a parent of a ten-year-old and hence a consumer of children's media: yes. Bodily functions are an easy way to get cheap laughs in a kids' movie. Hell, The Angry Birds Movie earlier this year had a joke about drinking piss.
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Trent posted:Does this sound normal to any of you? "It's your dad" rather than "It's dad" sounds really odd to me. I can't imagine anyone I know saying it like that. "It's your Dad" is a little weird. It's weirder to get a call from a parent requesting to be cheered up. Maybe my dad is just unusually stoic, but I can't picture him ever doing that. Or if he did, just making it a normal call and not admitting to feeling down.
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King Aroo (August 30, 1951) Nancy (October 14, 1943)  Wash Tubbs (June 27, 1929)  Gasoline Alley (July 12, 1923)  Barney Google (July 13, 1922)  Alley Oop (October 12, 1933)  Lil' Abner (March 11, 1937) 
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Bobulus posted:"It's your Dad" is a little weird. It's weirder to get a call from a parent requesting to be cheered up. Maybe my dad is just unusually stoic, but I can't picture him ever doing that. Or if he did, just making it a normal call and not admitting to feeling down. Same, and if my dad did do this, he wouldn't then poo poo all over me in reply to the first thing I say. On a different note, I really enjoyed Arlo and Janis this week. Actually I consistently enjoy that strip. I like the banter and I like the little romantic and sentimental moments between them. Very sweet.
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painynumbs posted:Same, and if my dad did do this, he wouldn't then poo poo all over me in reply to the first thing I say.
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life is spending the week recapping the events of last week, which took the entire prior week's worth of planning. Girl stuff is lovely and dumb. Boys stuff forever! Yay! Luann  And then they both get expelled for plagiarism because they both turned in the same assignment. The Amazing Spider-Man  But JJJ does know Spidey's involved, doesn't he? Didn't Spidey web up 3J's gun a couple days ago? Or did I just dream that?  Huh. So yes and no, I guess. Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones  Sadly, this is 1959 and we can't interpret this as a double entendre.
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Slammy posted:And He Died. What year is this from because I very much want to believe it's from 1995.
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life is spending the week recapping the events of last week, which took the entire prior week's worth of planning. Yeah, that's a thing nerds still unironically say in 2016.
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Evil Mastermind posted:"For the win." Sadly, they still do. 
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Slammy posted:Ces IS a treasure. I kept it together until the Mark Trail and Mary Worth stills, then totally cracked up. That man is a ray of sunshine in a cloudy, boring, soap-comic world. Regardless, he is great. He's not too annoying on facebook either, although I get tired of the cat/dog poetry he sometimes posts, particularly when a new book is coming out. But those books are doing a lot for him so I'll deal with it. Just not so much my thing. Julet Esqu posted:Ces is a treasure. treasureplane posted:Barney Google (July 13, 1922) F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  "So, you have my permission to 'tap that,' as they say." Secret Agent X-9  "No, you listen while I tell you about something called the 4th Amendment." Apartment 3-G  She looks a little like an older version of Elizabeth Montgomery from Bewitched. I mean older than she was on the show.
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Johnny Walker posted:"So, you have my permission to 'tap that,' as they say." You know, I honestly think that's where this is going. Only eccentric old ladies are allowed to be unhappy in Rex Morgan.
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Johnny Walker posted:Charles Boyce is on facebook? Does he update a lot? Is it bizarre? First I want to say outright that I sent a friend request out of curiosity, not for trolling purposes. I don't think you're accusing me of that, but I don't want anybody getting the idea that I want to be mean to Charles Boyce. All evidence points to him being a very nice man and I don't want to bother him. Even if his FB were completely bonkers I would have a purely Look, But Don't Touch policy. That said, his Facebook is pretty normal. I think maybe the descriptor I'm looking for is "pleasant." He doesn't really post about his comic or about technology or anything like that. Mostly it's about events he's attended or sharing about awards and honors given to people he admires. It's very nice and low key and I like to see that he seems to be doing well.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Sadly, they still do. I'm Chris Hardwick and nerd poo poo is #ForTheWin
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