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"Because I constantly force myself to go without so you can have the best! Not because I love you but because I want to burden you with guilt! Now drive this stake into my palm!"
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Simian_Prime posted:I need a break from this thread. Comics to be fun, but now the sheer banality leaves a bad taste in my mouth. We need Honey Come Chatka and Pop Team Epic back. More Moomin too, even reruns, always reruns. For now take solace in the good historical comics like King Aroo, Popeye, and even jingoistic-madman Everett True. Or the good modern comics - they do exist - like Pooch Cafe or the Korean material. Do not let the perverts and freaks who religiously post, read, and comment on Working Daze, Intelligent Life, Luann, and motherfucking Brooke and Holbrook comics get you down.
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Winsor McCay Comic Strip(click for huge) And He Did. (March, 1917)  Outbursts of Everett True (May, 1917)  Doings of the Duffs. (January, 1919, click for big)  Fritzi Ritz (click for big)  The Gay Thirties (January, 1936, click for big))  They'll Do It Every Time (December, 1940, click for big)  Dick Tracy (April, 1941, click for big)  Mopsy (June, 1941)  Archie (June, 1956, click for big)  Marmaduke (August, 1959)  Mr. Tweedy (October 1970, click for big)  Feiffer (1975, click for big)  Andy Capp (February, 1972, click for big)  Wee Pals (May, 1972, click for big) 
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Nancy  Dustin   Mandrake  I really hope that the chief isn't a doppelgänger/hypnotized/something like that. Kennel fucked around with this message at 16:37 on Oct 6, 2017 |
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King Aroo (May 3, 1952) Wash Tubbs (February 18, 1930)  Gasoline Alley (March 17, 1924)  Lil' Abner (November 16, 1937)  Barney Google (March 20, 1923)  Alley Oop (June 19, 1934) 
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Simian_Prime posted:I need a break from this thread. Comics to be fun, but now the sheer banality leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Hey. Don't be like that. Come on back to the sunshine. (By which I mean, "Oh my god, don't leave me alone with the latest Les Moore ego stroke.") Skippy (August 4-8, 1930)      Peanuts (October 5-10, 1970)      Sally Forth      Seriously, Simian_Prime, It's Coming Right For Me   LIAR. IT NEVER ENDS.  Sometimes speculators in collectibles eat it hard.   Crankshaft      Rip Haywire      Thimble Theater (April 22-25 and 27, 1931)     
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Oh look, some suicidal people are going to attack Willie.
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EasyEW posted:
Trilogy? Trilogy? Les wrote three goddamn books about a woman dying of cancer? That were somehow popular enough to be made into a loving movie?
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Evil Mastermind posted:Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. The movie takes place in the year 3000, where rogue cyborgs are harvesting humans for their organs. Lisa's cancer is the only thing that can stop them.* * Based on a True Story
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I know that you never really get over the death of a spouse. When you marry someone and get to know them so intimately that you can finish their sentences for them, it leaves a huge empty space when they die. Having said that, though, Les is still wallowing in self-pity all these years after Lisa's death - even after climbing Mt. Everest (or was it Kilimanjaro?) and making a big show of leaving Lisa memorabilia there. He has just never moved on with his life and instead of coming across like a widower who really just loved his wife, it's creepy and depressing. I lost my sister almost fifteen years ago, and it's like getting shot in the gut when you lose someone that close to you. But I was eventually able to move on from that and continue living. Les. Les never changes.
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Not to mention how insulting it must be for his current wife and also child
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He got married again, but he still wanks himself raw anytime he can bring up his dead wife. I think he really just can't move on from the attention cancerwife's death brought him. Much like the strip writer.
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goatface posted:Oh look, some suicidal people are going to attack Willie. It's the best, isn't it? 
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I'm glad Piccolo is happy and working on a project she's passionate about but man, Rhymes With Orange is like a humor vacuum 90% of the time
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Countblanc posted:I'm glad Piccolo is happy and working on a project she's passionate about but man, Rhymes With Orange is like a humor vacuum 90% of the time I laughed at this one.
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Mikl posted:It's the best, isn't it? I kind of wish that Willie and Modesty would use the fighting style from the last story arc every once in a while. Just to amuse themselves. But yeah, this is the best!
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Evil Mastermind posted:Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. The third one was a prequel to his nebbsihy version of Love Story, and the second one was about the woman who tolerates him today.
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EasyEW posted:The third one was a prequel to his nebbsihy version of Love Story, and the second one was about the woman who tolerates him today. Oh yeah, Black Lisa.
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FrumpleOrz posted:Brewster Rockit Space Guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JsZbSzMi08
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See bat man that's why you keep healing limbs elevated and don't let them hang limply over your upside down empty head you idiot you stupid stupid idiot
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Triggering Vox Day What do neo-Nazis think of your friendly neighborhood cartoonist? Here's a thread that might amuse you (Weapon Brown fans may enjoy this, as Chuck is mentioned freqeuntly): http://voxday.blogspot.com/2017/10/the-althero-troll.html This is the response from alt-right author Theodore Beale (aka Vox Day) to my week-long effort to let the pledgers to his shady comic book crowdfunding effort know that they will likely never see their products. (MInd you, the idea of Trump-luvin' chumps being fleeced by a bigoted douchebag like Beale soothes me like a steamed-milk toddy before beddy-bye). You can also read my final word on the subject here: http://www.whatisdeepfried.com/2017/10/06/an-open-letter-to-vox-day-and-castalia-house/ 
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"unprofessional" lol I subscribe to your newsletter and you are far more polite about things you hate than most. Talk about a snowflake. Random comic so I'm not just kissing up. 
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Aleph Null posted:"unprofessional" lol This is my favorite response to me on Beale's website:  I have never been so proud to be thought of as a dirty, hook-nosed Jew.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. The first was Lisa's Legacy about how Saint Lisa died of cancer. The second was a prequel about how Les and Saint Lisa met and fell in love. The third was The Last Leaf, an epilogue about how Les is coping now that Saint Lisa is dead, and how he met and married some woman whose name he can't recall right now but is usually hanging around the house somewhere while he's weeping and jerking it at his Lisa shrine. SuperKlaus posted:Do not let the perverts and freaks who religiously post, read, and comment on Working Daze, Intelligent Life, Luann, and motherfucking Brooke and Holbrook comics get you down. Eat this 
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That is a human conversation. She feels like poo poo and is self deprecating, he shows concern, she snarks, he responds with something cheerful, non-judgemental and fitting with his character type. Unless he decides to spend the next three strips explaining how all life's lessons can be learnt from watching season 3-6 and meditating upon the tao of Picard, it's the most comfortable relationship in that shitfest.
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Slammy posted:Archie (June, 1956, click for big) Is this... a dick joke?
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Say Nothing posted:Is this... a dick joke? Get your head out of the gutter! (Mine needs a turn!)
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Death Ray posted:Triggering Vox Day Not *GASP* Mad Magazine!
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Say Nothing posted:Is this... a dick joke? I suspect it is intended to be a Teens Be Eating joke, but I definitely see your reading.
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Say Nothing posted:Is this... a dick joke? almost certainly not but  it is now
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