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So Funky Winkerbean and Crankshaft deal with absurd, surrealistic situations like that old bat's lovely cooking being so awful it literally breaks the law of physics and stuff like that. But then the grim specter of death rears its head and everybody gets awful debilitating diseases or gets all obsessed over a dead spouse to an inappropriate degree.
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Tracksuit  Moon Jae-in, the current frontrunner in the upcoming South Korean Presidential Election, has given indications that he would want to lower the mandatory military service period from two years to one. I don't recall if he said anything about this when he ran for President five years ago but if he did I can't imagine how he could have lost. Mother From Another Country  The first panel is an untranslatable reference to how Gi-tong's name, as I have previously mentioned, sounds like toilet seat. Actually at the time I thought it just meant "toilet", thinking that 통 would refer to the inside of the bowl, not the rim.
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Luann The Amazing Spider-Man  Oh. My. Gawd. Sally Forth  You have to reframe it for yourself. Don't say you're afraid or nervous about the big performance. Say, "I'm excited about this opportunity. You're still acknowledging the butterflies in your stomach, but giving your mind a way to interpret them as positive. I've done it before big-deal events. It really helps. The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Heathcliff Piranha Club  Dick Tracy  Judge Parker  9 Chickweed Lane  You can say the same thing about this strip's writing.
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Savidudeosoo posted:I can, when are you leaving? I'm leaving Saturday evening so I'll be able to post my comics that day, but won't be back home until late Friday night. Baldo  Wizard of Id  Big Nate  Wallace The Brave  I know what you're thinking, and so does Will Henry: https://twitter.com/MrWillHenry/status/839501923749249025 Curtis 
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Oh hey I forgot to post yesterday's comics! And it wasn't because I was playing Breath of the Wild, nope. So here's yesterday's comics. Today's comics will be posted tomorrow morning, and tomorrow's comics will be posted in the afternoon. Then I won't be posting them over the weekend because I'll be on vacation all weekend. Thank you for listening to Evil Mastermind's Comics Posting Schedule. And now, on with our show. The Classic Dinette Set can't trust anyone in this town.  Working Daze is a losing battle.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is guest written by Bud Grace. 
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Vargo posted:I'm leaving Saturday evening so I'll be able to post my comics that day, but won't be back home until late Friday night. I have your back, dude, don't worry.
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I watched the Everett True movie. It was p. good imo Everett True gets a job in the moving picture industry.  As part of his job he has to kiss another woman and some busybody reports it to his wife.  His wife gets mad and chases him through the movie studio. This chase scene is the climax of the movie (and yes, Everett True DOES whack someone in the head as he runs through the studio) Then at the end his wife is ok with his movie career when he gets his pay check  god drat that's a lot of money in tyool 1916 I think the end of the movie sets up well for a sequel. Who owns the Everett True IP in the current year?
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I watched the Everett True movie. It was p. good imo  ?
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For comparison, 1916 is also the year Charlie Chaplin became the highest paid actor by signing a contract for $675,000 a year. He made eight films that year, averaging it out to just over $84,000 a film.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann So, to recap: Luann was jealous of Tiffany talking about how many times she's been there (because she's roadside, man!), Luann calls up a guy she has shown literally active disinterest in to spite her, guy comes over, Luann still doesn't like him, but is then jealous of the fact that Tiffany scored a date with him and seemed to genuinely hit it off with the guy. And Luann is supposed to be sympathetic in this scenario.  Mark Trail Bear Bear Bear Bear  Pearls Before Swine Plethora Plethora Plethora Bear  The Phantom Oh Thank God  Pooch Café Goddammit Robot Robot Robot 
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Johnny Walker posted:
I'd love it if the old horror comic artist could only teach Sara what he knows. 
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Is this by the Rip Haywire guy? Nenonen posted:I did some genelogic research (it's effortless with digitized archives these days!), and it turns out that Condo's closest living relative is one G. Gilchrist from Nashville. Maybe we should contact him so the comic could be resurrected? Now instead of beating up assholes, he shares the Good News of Jesus with them! Esplanade fucked around with this message at 10:27 on Mar 9, 2017 |
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I think the end of the movie sets up well for a sequel. Who owns the Everett True IP in the current year? I did some genelogic research (it's effortless with digitized archives these days!), and it turns out that Condo's closest living relative is one G. Gilchrist from Nashville. Maybe we should contact him so the comic could be resurrected?
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Nancy Today's Dogg  Dustin  Mandrake 
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Evil Mastermind posted:Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is guest written by Bud Grace. I loved this. Arlo and Janis  Arlo and Janis Classic (Jan. 12, 1995)  Garfield Classic (Jan. 12, 1985) 
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Esplanade posted:Is this by the Rip Haywire guy? Yeah, Thompson apparently decided to start another strip. (The style he's using here reminds me a bit of Johnny Hart, only with actual details and stuff.) Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons 
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The Classic Dinette Set doesn't like to share. Working Daze does a loving "NOT" joke in TYOOL 2017.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix laughs at pain. 
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Manuel Calavera posted:That's the joke in Working Daze? Ugh. 
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Slammy posted:Archie (November, 1955, click for big) Slammy posted:Wee Pals (April, 1971, click for big) Slammy posted:Richard's Poor Almanac (click for big) I even liked that Rarebit and Andy Capp. Come to think of it, I liked a most of these! A particularly good bunch of comics today, Slammy! Thanks as always for posting these! F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  They are Native Americans, so of course they use drums to communicate and dance around the fire before any meeting. Apartment 3-G 
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Luann Allegedly, so is Luann. The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Johnny Walker posted:Archie bringing a coat made of human flesh would probably fit right into a storyline in the new CW series. My wife and I really like the new Riverdale show. We started watching it for nostalgia but did not have high hopes. It went off the rails, what-the-gently caress crazy almost immediately and it is awesome. Homeless Jughead whose dad is a gang member, Moose trying to hook up with token gay kid Kevin, Hermione Lodge and Archie's (both still married) dad maybe having a fling because Mr Lodge is in jail for white collar crime and Fred and Mary are separated, Archie sleeping with a MILF teacher who stole someone else's identity because of an abusive ex-husband, Betty's sister pregnant with Jason Blossom's child (who was murdered before the first episode, Jason, not the baby) but also stuck in a Christian mental hospital (except she just escaped by jumping out of a window), every adult on the show being a horrible, horrible person. It's beautiful and amazing. Also, Archie is struggling to choose between his love of music and his love of football (because he is buff as gently caress now). We look forward to it almost as much as Supergirl every week.
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Finnish is a real language and definitely not an elaborate joke -Where are you going? -I'll make a quick visit to the store or -Where are you going? -To the kippah owner's store
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The Classic Dinette Set just wanted the attention. Working Daze sits in the corner and thinks about what it's done.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix goes retro. 
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Working Daze is a shadow that casts itself. quote:Luann omg i hate you so much you dumb comic strip character
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Jerry Van Amerongen has been on a roll with the dog comics lately. Ballard Street.
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Esplanade posted:I'd love it if the old horror comic artist could only teach Sara what he knows. Fun story: When EC started doing these Bradbury adaptations, they decided to skip the hassle of securing the rights and paying Bradbury for the use of his stories. So when he found out about it, Bradbury sent them a letter saying he hadn't received his check yet but he was sure it was in the mail. They got the hint.
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