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Internet Kraken posted:But he ate a taco bowl that one time! Technically he just sat near it. We never saw him eat it, nor even cut into it.
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Political Vs. Party   Thanks for the hot takes, man who wanted to be Jon Arbuckle when he grew up.
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Crain posted:Technically he just sat near it. Please also never forget that he left a picture of his ex wife in a bikini sticking out of the stack of papers he's eating on. 
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Cat Mattress posted:Political Vs. Party Okay, I haven't paid attention to "PvP" in over a decade. Wow, that's how the art looks now?
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It's literally the penny arcade art style from a few years back.
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Freakishly misshapen and miscolored noses? Yep, looks pretty penny arcadish to me
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On this dark day, I give you sweet memories of a more innocent time. I give you... DOG ON CAR
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.Edward Penischin posted:Just kidding about the Bane thing. I always figured him for the Penguin
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Turtlicious posted:It's literally the penny arcade art style from a few years back. I actually thought it was penny arcade until Mister Beeg pointed it out.
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i mean at least it looks better than current pa
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My god what is that massive bulge in his head?
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Haha no way Samurai Sanders posted:My god what is that massive bulge in his head? Jerry, the other doctors and I have been keeping an eye on that enlarged vocabulary for years now . . . but it's become malignant much more abruptly than we could have anticipated. I'm so sorry Jerry. There's nothing we can do.
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Samurai Sanders posted:My god what is that massive bulge in his head? In season 8 he got a magical demonic tombstone lodged in his brain sideways. That's why the back of his head is all square.
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If Rall had absolutely any degree of talent, he'd be drawing something like this: http://www.theonion.com/article/departing-obama-tearfully-shoos-away-loyal-drone-f-55100
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An alt-right shithead got punched in the face on live television today. That person who punched him did far more than what Rall would ever do. (he had a Pepe pin on his shirt, to bring this on-topic to the thread) EDIT: Oh, here's another "clown" cartoon to add to the pile: 
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Samurai Sanders posted:My god what is that massive bulge in his head? 
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"I don't have a single loving clue how state/local politics works, what can do to get involved?" "Well you could learn how state and local politics works. It's not complicated." "BUT IT'S AN ARISTOCRACY!!"
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:"I don't have a single loving clue how state/local politics works, what can do to get involved?"
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I'm posting this cover for "Captain America #1" because it's fitting.
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Mister Beeg posted:I'm posting this cover for "Captain America #1" because it's fitting.
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Samurai Sanders posted:"Sentinel of our swords"? Am I reading that right?
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Vib Rib posted:I thought maybe the joke was that this political approach doesn't work in a Generic Medieval Fantasy Realm, where it literally is an aristocracy.
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My favorite part of that comic is that it went on sale a year before Pearl Harbor.
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 1 2 3 4 5Chip Bok posted:The Democrats need more than better messaging. Politico sums up their predicament in a piece called “Democrats in the Wilderness“:  6
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Vib Rib posted:"Sentinel of our Shores" When do we get the statistics on how many people attended the inauguration and for what purpose?
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Edmund Lava posted:My favorite part of that comic is that it went on sale a year before Pearl Harbor. "Captain America" was, quite literally, created as a political statement against the Nazis.
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Ramirez kept trying with the hook for eight years but the skillful Wormbama kept dodging.
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Mister Beeg posted:Yep, and that actually pissed off a lot of people when it first came out. Fiorello La Guardia, mayor of New York City at the time, had to call for police protection at the offices of Marvel Comics because they got so many death threats against them. If I remember right some pro-Nazi thugs showed up at Marvel offices wanting to pick a fight and Jack Kirby rolled up his sleeves and was gonna go out and beat the poo poo out of them.
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Jerusalem posted:If I remember right some pro-Nazi thugs showed up at Marvel offices wanting to pick a fight and Jack Kirby rolled up his sleeves and was gonna go out and beat the poo poo out of them. I was just trying to find the source on that one. Kirby also threatened some monster goons who came in to shake them down. Jack Kirby was kind of nuts.
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[/quote] Check out the broken clock that is Bok! His commentary isn't entirely wrong for a change. Heavily slanted and ignoring some actual issues, but the crux of it was semi-correct. Now he can resume being loving wrong for the remainder of the year. Edit: wait, no. It was politico's commentary, not Bok's. Phew, was getting worried there for a moment.
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Edmund Lava posted:I was just trying to find the source on that one. Kirby also threatened some monster goons who came in to shake them down. Jack Kirby was kind of nuts. I assume this was supposed to be 'mobster' but I'm going to believe in what you wrote, instead
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Mister Beeg posted:Yep, and that actually pissed off a lot of people when it first came out. Fiorello La Guardia, mayor of New York City at the time, had to call for police protection at the offices of Marvel Comics because they got so many death threats against them. Just want to throw out a blanket book recommendation for anyone fascinated by this, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay is a really good book but heads up it's also super depressing
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I'd bet that Ramirez has been sitting on his recent Obama toons for years, furious that he wasn't able to use them when Obama won his reelection.
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Edmund Lava posted:I was just trying to find the source on that one. Kirby also threatened some monster goons who came in to shake them down. Jack Kirby was kind of FTFY
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War Wizard posted:Have Branco's cartoons ever been based in reality? They don't appear to have any real commentary to anything happening. Rather they're just a series of sick burns based off of conservative sound bites. His version of Trump behaves entirely how he wishes Trump would behave, regardless of whether or not that's even in Trump's personality. New thread title: "More like political fanfic than commentary to the day's events"
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We've succeeded in our goal to keep Obama a two-term president!
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MikeyTsi posted:We've succeeded in our goal to keep Obama a two-term president! Interesting that the Republicans ended up adopting the same strategy the Democrats used during the Bush years.
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