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Coatlicue posted:Wait so Brad and Toni are going to be gone until the day before their wedding? Leaving all the planning, reservations, and scheduling to everyone else? I thought Brad had "nobly" taken on all the planning on for himself since he was the one who wanted the big wedding...and now he's just skipping out? You're expecting sense and logic from Luann? Oh you sweet summer child. Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Obligatory:  Actually, this is the first Retail I can think of in a while that I can say isn't accurate, but that's only because in Rhode Island it's illegal for most stores to be open on Thanksgiving. Things like gas stations, pharmacies, and bars can be open at the owner's choice, but retail stores can't open without a special permit.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Family Circus Batman and Robin  Calvin and Hobbes    Ripley's 
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Darthemed posted:Hey, a Family Circus strip that made me laugh out loud. Jesus Christ, the perspective in that interior car panel.
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catlord posted:That's a bold claim, and I'm willing to hear you out on it, but I can't help but feel that they're nowhere to being the worst characters in Luann, much less the comics in general. Remember, Luann has, well, Luann. I have a hard time articulating why, but it's something to do with how any time they imagine something happening that dares to deviate from their bubble of pure, distilled blandness, we're meant to sympathize with them. Luann's lovely mother pictures her holding a boy's hand and has this blank stare on her face that's asking the audience "how hosed up is THIS??" It's so hard to describe why I hate them the most. And I hate this comic and everyone in it.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Goon w/ self-admitted mental health issues proposes to walk across America, San Francisco to Florida, to bring attention to mental health issues. God bless you. And now, a brief Modesty Blaise interlude (for those who came in late): In the Beginning     I've also uploaded some hi-res line work that came with my scans, most from Romero: http://imgur.com/a/naiXI I'll start "Idaho George" on Monday. Until then, happy holidays!
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Luann MrGoobinski posted:Leslie is still there because for maybe the first time in his life he is in a good place, with good people that aren’t putting him down, he is actually treated as an equal. A time will come when Ox steps in and covers Les’ back and he and Ox will becme good friends. Ox harbors no hard feelings toward Leslie, just not his nature. Uh huh. Of course, these true friends of his refuse to even call him by his preferred name... The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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MrGoobinski posted:Leslie is still there because for maybe the first time in his life he is in a good place, with good people that aren’t putting him down, he is actually treated as an equal. A time will come when Ox steps in and covers Les’ back and he and Ox will becme good friends. Ox harbors no hard feelings toward Leslie, just not his nature.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann Oh woe is me! I have to work my entire shift putting out this wildfire! Meanwhile
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Aardmania posted:Heathcliff Dude has my vote. 
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean ...By the time the blacklist had started no one was making serials anymore because the entire production model had changed. This isn't coincidental. The blacklist got industry support precisely because it was an excuse to kick out powerful insiders during a major regrouping phase, owing to technological innovations via television coupled with contractual innovations via talent agencies. Serials were dead as a genre at that point, having only survived that long because war propaganda was well-suited to the serial format and once the war was over, well, no one cared anymore. Even if serials had managed to survive into the blacklist era they were always cheap, low prestige productions- which even back then was a much bigger strike against someone's career aspirations than being a Communist was. Batiuk's sheer laziness really does get to me sometimes. It's painfully obvious that he doesn't even do the most cursory of research into his storylines yet it's just always so ineffably smug, because he's figured that having picked the "right" side in any given argument, well, that's good enough.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Oh come the gently caress on. The worst part of this is that I just started watching the 1950s Robin Hood TV show, which as a British production was a haven for blacklisted American writers like Ring Lardner Jr. and Howard Koch, and thus a great show to watch closely for hidden messages. That's a great story, but I doubt TomBat's going beyond "Oooo, here's a name you might recognize!"
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Senior Woodchuck posted:So if Peter's not going to be doing any work for the Bugle, and MJ's show is going on hiatus, how are they supposed to pay for this cross-country road trip? I think MJ's pretty rich at this point.
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Transmodiar posted:God bless you. Thanks for posting this. It's neat how O'Donnell based Modesty on a war orphan he met. http://www8.cs.umu.se/~kenth/Modesty/podint.html
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Transmodiar posted:God bless you. These are amazing. I'd never seen that origin story. Thanks for these and happy holidays to you too!
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Tiggum posted:Ben Yipes. At first I thought she was going after his ear with one of these:   Luann  OR, you could decide on what colors you're using before you start making the things. I mean, it would have been even better to decide before you went to Michael's, but I guess that ship has already sailed. The Amazing Spider-Man  The best. Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones  I guess his cover is a salesman of general farm supplies, but I can't help but think of him as a fertilizer salesman.
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Well, I didn't think it was possible for anything to be a bigger insult to Dashiell Hammett than his being incarcerated and forced to clean toilets as a result of his political allegiances, but I guess Batiuk wants to give it a shot. Mark Trail Meets New Lows in Jam Esallen's Grasp of Anatomy  Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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