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FrumpleOrz posted:The Lockhorns F Minus   That's pretty good. Macanudo  again. Well, it's Mark Trail  Mary Worth  Tiggum posted this with a sneaky edit but I wanted to go ahead and post it to say I am legitimately looking forward to hearing her argument. The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  "He seemed like a good guy when I met him at the airport bar." Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Yvonmukluk posted:Bad Machinery So tragic, so Fronch.
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Johnny Walker posted:Well, it's Mark Trail Wait, there are two characters named Jose in this story? Was it too difficult for Jam to look up a list of Latino names online?
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FrumpleOrz posted:The Lockhorns Johnny Walker posted:The Jets are currently at the top of their division I don't know what his problem is. Perhaps he worked on the F-35 program and hates to see it get savaged in the press.
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 Powered Descent posted:Perhaps he worked on the F-35 program and hates to see it get savaged in the press.
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Maybe he hates the Jets and wants the fact they're doing well to be fake?
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He is the manager at a Jacuzzi® manufacturing facility that has suffered a recent, well-publicized string of quality control issues.
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He loving hates West Side Story, ever since he wrote to Rita Moreno as a boy and didn't get a response.
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Or the comic is about the football Jets.
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It's obviously a typo, he meant to say Jews, not Jets.
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The Princess Planet March 12th, 2006  March 13th, 2006  March 14th, 2006 
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Cheer Up Boss Dharma
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Sally Forth Skippy (September 12, 1931)  Peanuts (January 31, 1972)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (December 7-9, 1931)    Thimble Theater (August 23, 1935)  Dok's Dippy Duck (May 28-30, 1923)    And now, as I indirectly promised on New Year's Day, a few more nibbles from the cheese tray that is Them Days Is Gone Forever by Al Posen, bemoaning the rapid-fire, mad, mad world of the early 1920s. This is an audience participation strip, because the melody line running at the top of the strip matches the "lyrics" in the panel underneath...so far, anyway. If you can read music, go for it. (January 17-18, 1923)  
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CannonFodder posted:Can you or anyone give a link to where they meet back up as adults? When I wanted some resolution to this whole plotline, I stumbled on a story that starts mid-December 2011 and runs off an on through most of 2012. It starts with them together, so it's not her next appearance, but it is a good long chunk.
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EasyEW posted:Dok's Dippy Duck (May 28-30, 1923) Even though sometimes the references seem a bit impenetrable, this comic continues to enchant me.
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The Dinette Set doesn't want to believe. Working Daze is comedically bankrupt.  Super-Fun-Pak Comix holds up a dark mirror. 
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Potsticker posted:Even though sometimes the references seem a bit impenetrable, this comic continues to enchant me. The earwigs are the breakout characters of 1923.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is comedically bankrupt. Did I get that right?
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EasyEW posted:And now, as I indirectly promised on New Year's Day, a few more nibbles from the cheese tray that is Them Days Is Gone Forever by Al Posen, bemoaning the rapid-fire, mad, mad world of the early 1920s. That's clever.
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In case anyone is keeping a tally, count me in as someone who likes A Problem Like Jamal a lot. Surgeon's Tales is also very good, for very different reasons.Alterian posted:I gotta be honest. I have no freaking idea what order the Cheer Up Boss Dharma comic panels are suppose to be read in. Some Guy TT, I made you a present: 
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Its that arrow between 2/5 and 8 11 that messes you up. That led to me trying to read 1 4 2 5 3 6 7 10 8 11 9 12
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Synthbuttrange posted:Its that arrow between 2/5 and 8 11 that messes you up. That led to me trying to read That same powerful logic gave a thread in GBS the name HONK JESUS HONK IF U SAVES IF U LOVE LOVE JESUS JESUS JESUS 
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honk if i can't see you while backing.
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Esplanade posted:The earwigs are the breakout characters of 1923. One thing I love about the newspaper comics threads is that there's so much great stuff that wasn't good enough to be immortalized as historically important or turned into a zombie strip that gets posted here.
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BigDave posted:H O N K J E S U S H O N K  JESUS
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean Time for Funky Winkerbean's patented odd attempts to rub up against pop culture and not presenting a joke but rather an incredible facsimile!
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:That same powerful logic gave a thread in GBS the name HONK JESUS HONK IF U SAVES IF U LOVE LOVE JESUS JESUS JESUS
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random Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse  Viivi & Wagner 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:That same powerful logic gave a thread in GBS the name HONK JESUS HONK IF U SAVES IF U LOVE LOVE JESUS JESUS JESUS SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY
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davidspackage posted:SUNDAY andsaturday
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Soon this joke will be older than the aparent age of the character making it. Alternatly I'm glad I'm not the only one who keeps forgetting it's 2019.
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I'm still like 40 pages behind, but I wanted to thank Glorified Scrivener for posting classic Foxtrot. It didn't appear in my local paper until after it had started to decline (the summer camp story with Phoebe and Eileen, whenever that was), but I liked it enough then to buy the collections, and I was shocked by how much better the early stuff was. It was so heartfelt and genuinely funny, and had some more serious storylines that it generally handled so well that they ended up being among the best strips of the entire run rather than cringy "very special episodes." I hate that it eventually devolved into a "Jason does a nerdy thing" daily, but people who only know the strip from its later days are in for a treat. It's like if Big Bang Theory started out as Freaks and Geeks, and it's honestly my favorite '80-'90s strip after Calvin & Hobbes. Also, for the classic comics people—I would love if someone posted Harvey Kurtzman's Hey Look! The only collection is out of print and hideously expensive, and I figure there has to be someone here who has it, or at least more than what I've been able to find on the internet.
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In today's Corto Maltese: You didn't think that Corto would be the only one searching for this emerald, did you?, or I don't think Faiero has quite understood how Blackshirts function, or Shalom Melchisedec! Good to see you again.  
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Surgeon's Tales  Nancy   Dustin  Mandrake  Harsh but fair. Kennel fucked around with this message at 11:32 on Jan 29, 2019 |
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Kennel posted:Mandrake Weeks are defined as a certain number of days, not as a fraction of a year. The planet's movement around the sun has absolutely no bearing on the length of a week. 
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