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Aardmania posted:Judge Parker  And He Did. (September, 1916)  Outbursts of Everett True (December, 1916)  Aaaahhhh. That's the stuff. Doings of the Duffs.  Transom windows are underrated. The Gay Thirties (September, 1935, click for big))  They'll Do It Every Time (August, 1940, click for big)  Mopsy (February, 1941)  Archie (February, 1956, click for big)  Tweedy (April, 1956, click for big)  Feiffer (1973, click for big)  Andy Capp (November, 1971, click for big)  Wee Pals (December, 1971, click for big)  Dick Tracy (September, 2001, click for big) 
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Strontium posted:Intelligent Life Ok so it has been blindingly obvious this whole time that a man is writing this storyline but no, this is not endearing in any way and it is actively harmful to women's well-being to have a fictional character suggest this kind of behavior is cute or romantic.
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Coatlicue posted:Ok so it has been blindingly obvious this whole time that a man is writing this storyline but no, this is not endearing in any way and it is actively harmful to women's well-being to have a fictional character suggest this kind of behavior is cute or romantic. 
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Ghostlight posted:Art Spiegelman famously said of Bushmiller: "the drawing of three rocks in a background scene was Ernie’s way of showing us there were some rocks in the background. It was always three. Why? Because two rocks wouldn’t be 'some rocks.' Two rocks would be a pair of rocks. And four rocks was unacceptable because four rocks would indicate 'some rocks' but it would be one rock more than was necessary to convey the idea of 'some rocks.'" I always thought Gilchrist kept the Three Rocks thing because he thought it was a Holy Trinity thing.
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B.C. Baldo  Wiz of Id  Big Nate is still doing this I guess.  I'll post the rest after dinner.
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Coatlicue posted:Ok so it has been blindingly obvious this whole time that a man is writing this storyline but no, this is not endearing in any way and it is actively harmful to women's well-being to have a fictional character suggest this kind of behavior is cute or romantic. Not just a fictional character, but a supposed feminist blogger who's been giving her readers dating advice in this arc.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Jam Esallen is so averse to figuring out how to draw the bent legs of a man sitting in a saddle at that angle he has Mark looking as if he's about to fall off the horse and Trick Rider Man looking like a stiff-legged Ken doll wedged on a horse toy it wasn't made for. Luann  The Amazing Spider-Man   Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Tina's Groove Cunning use of scenery for censorship there.
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Skippy (April 14, 1930) Peanuts (June 13-15, 1970, including the one that got cut to make room for D-Day)    Funky Winkerbean welcomes back Unnamed Comics Geek Kid! At least, I think he's been in the strip before...   Crankshaft gives us week two of the fence saga!   Rip Haywire  Thimble Theater (December 30, 1930) 
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The Classic Dinette Set always looks like that. Working Daze hits the new low of a lightbulb joke.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is the gift that keeps on giving. 
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Is Ballard Street no longer posted? I'd be happy to take the helm.   
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Evil Mastermind posted:Super-Fun-Pak-Comix is the gift that keeps on giving. I don't know that I like modern Feiffer it's kind of crude.
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Asinine Tails posted:Is Ballard Street no longer posted? I'd be happy to take the helm. Bless you, I've missed them crazy elders.
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Thank you for that edit. I read D&D threads to much to *not* have thought of that. And gently caress off Gilchrist. Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert 
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Idk why but the two death-Ripley's seem kind of grim alongside the doublebirth baby
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sweeperbravo posted:Idk why but the two death-Ripley's seem kind of grim alongside the doublebirth baby technically it's just about San Francisco mandating all the cemeteries be outside city limits and start shipping corpses out after the war
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Baby Blues teaches RATIOS This woman's head is larger than her torso and 3/4 of her legs. No commentary; just noting these ridiculous loving proportions.
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Baby Blues has always had disproportionately massive heads, it's stylistic. Which is not to say Jerry Scott doesn't make terrible artistic decisions; back when he drew Nancy he gave everyone terrifyingly caved in skulls.  ... Though he arguably understood the strip better than Gilchrist does, he said, damning with faint praise.
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 And He Did. (September, 1916)  Outbursts of Everett True (December, 1916)  Doings of the Duffs. (October, 1918, click for big)  The Gay Thirties (September, 1935, click for big))  They'll Do It Every Time (August, 1940, click for big)  Mopsy (February, 1941)  Archie (February, 1956, click for big)  Tweedy (April, 1956, click for big)  Feiffer (1973, click for big)  Andy Capp (November, 1971, click for big)  Wee Pals (December, 1971, click for big)  Dick Tracy (September, 2001, click for big) 
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Slammy posted:And He Did. (September, 1916) took me a minute to get this one. at first I thought Uncle Bill was talking, but it only makes sense if one of the kids is talking then why is the speech bubble coming out of Uncle Bill's mouth? does the artist have a Twitter we can ask?
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Vargo posted:Curtis I am very into the newscaster and his eyebrows
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I really love the art in Curtis. It's simple but has so much character and expression.
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Luann If there's one thing I know about college boys, and I think there is, it's that it is incredibly rare to find one who is willing to put down the $300 textbook for five minutes so he can make time with a hot blonde. The Amazing Spider-Man  Sally Forth  The Heart of Juliet Jones 
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Raskolnikov38 posted:technically it's just about San Francisco mandating all the cemeteries be outside city limits and start shipping corpses out after the war Not to let BSS leak into this thread much, but Marshal Law has a story arc involving Colma.. turns out he was born and raised there, and his dad was a mortuary.. part of the reason he doesn't seem to mind the carnage around him at times.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Baby Blues has always had disproportionately massive heads, it's stylistic. If there's an archive of Jerry Scott's Nancy somewhere, I'd love to see it posted. That's what I grew up with, though I read some classic Nancy in the local library too.
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The Classic Dinette Set will get back to you as soon as it can. Working Daze is a very obvious repeat.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix has roommate trouble. 
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