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Surgeon's Tales There's a strip missing here, but it's not plot critical, so I'll skip the library visit.   Nancy   Dustin  Mandrake 
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Wash Tubbs (August 9, 1930) Barney Google (September 8, 1923)  Alley Oop (December 8, 1934)  Oaky Doaks (December 4, 1935)  Dickie Dare (January 17, 1934)  Bringing Up Father (May 20, 1940)  Krazy Kat (May 18, 1936)  Polly and Her Pals (May 19, 1937) 
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Haifisch posted:2012 Spiderman
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Mar 4, 2019 18:48
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Well, I had the mad idea to start doubling Geech until we caught up from December to March, but GoComics being what it is, their archive jumped from Dec. 22nd, 2008 to June 11th, 2011. So have a triple serving to get us back on Mondays. Geech    Garf  Zippy  Ripley's 
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Mar 4, 2019 19:51
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Cerebral Bore posted:Jamal's character writing keeps being completely on point, yeah. What I really like is that even when a character, in this case Jamal's dad, is clearly and obviously in the wrong and is unambiguously portrayed as such you can still see where he's coming from and the reasons behind why he acts the way he does. Shows that the author actually cares and puts in the effort.
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Mar 4, 2019 20:03
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Jamal is extremely good so far, and I wish there was a book I could pick up. For lack of that, I might pitch in a bit to his Patreon.
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Mar 4, 2019 20:23
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I'm glad 2012 Spider-Man is being reposted because it means I can repost 2012 edits
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Mar 4, 2019 20:24
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love that monkey news
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F Minus Macanudo  Mark Trail  James Allen is not funny. Mary Worth  She's going to be disappointed when she realizes it's a Viagra ad. The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Mar 4, 2019 22:07
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Yup, Martha is absolutely having a manic episode. Great job, Tommie!* * Not that Tommie could prevent the manic episode, but she should really be a bit more worried and not going 'awww, of course I'll take this dress!  ' I suppose if Martha is just diagnosed with depression and not bipolar Tommie might not be looking out for a manic episode, but I'd assumed she had enough psychiatric training to make her a good candidate to be a home nurse for someone who's specifically mentally ill.
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Mar 4, 2019 22:15
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD "We'll have to amputate your rear end. Both buttcheeks have to go, I'm afraid."
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Mar 4, 2019 22:27
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth ... or she shows up to the restaurant for her date, only to find that yet again she's been catfished by a hobo.
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Johnny Walker posted:
Bite? Isn't it usually the other end of the scorpion that people worry about?
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Mar 4, 2019 22:45
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Ardeem posted:Bite? Isn't it usually the other end of the scorpion that people worry about? "Rex Morgan, you're under arrest for being an absolutely terrible doctor."
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Mar 4, 2019 23:04
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:... or she shows up to the restaurant for her date, only to find that yet again she's been catfished by a hobo. I'm betting that he's one of those grifters that takes lonely older women for everything they have.
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Mar 4, 2019 23:31
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Mar 4, 2019 23:38
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Buni Rhymes with Orange  Pros and Cons  Better-selling, surely? Retail  Edge of Trampling  Is that a baby or a miniature Bill Cosby? And this strip marks three years of Edge of Adventure. Maybe Sam will develop a personality one of these years! Maybe we'll finally discover Dr. Clawburg and his underwater laboratory!
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Selachian posted:Buni 
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howe_sam posted:My god, each and every one of those strips is perfection I can't help but think, if Kraven knew more about what had happened, he'd have a pretty solid "Spider-Man broke into the museum, stole the tiara, then broke into my room to plant it and attempted to frame me" scheme. Up until Kraven decided to murder Spider-Man live on stage, I thought that was where this was going.
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Mar 5, 2019 00:34
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Well then you're not huffing enough glue.
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Knowing what a terrible person Lynn is makes the smug dismissal of the kid's idea even worse. It's reminding me of the Luann strips posted a while back of the aunt and uncle freaking out over a kid deciding what colors to pick for her room.  Haifisch posted:The Amazing Spiderman I'm just waiting for MJ to go, "Guys, please, you were both useless just now." PetraCore posted:It also seems to me to fit the thing I've noticed in real life where people who grew up in abusive environments are trying their best to not replicate the abuse they endured, even if it's normalized for them, but without outside help it doesn't always work out... quite as intended? Like, the impression you get is Jamal's dad grew up with a physically and probably emotionally abusive dad, but he never wants to hit Jamal, but he still has trouble admitting he's wrong when he did gently caress up. The additional context shows you how he's trying to do better than his own father, and is succeeding because Jamal is secure enough to call him out, but at the same time it doesn't excuse his gently caress up. The fact he's got some self-awareness about that is honestly pretty great and makes him an even more rounded character. The author does a really great job with the characters. maltesh posted:I can't help but think, if Kraven knew more about what had happened, he'd have a pretty solid "Spider-Man broke into the museum, stole the tiara, then broke into my room to plant it and attempted to frame me" scheme. Honestly, I'm confused what Kraven's plan was if he had succeeded in his plan to commit murder on-stage. "Oops, sorry officers, poor Spidey just couldn't handle the pressure, amirite?"
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The Lockhorns Brewster Rockit Space Guy  On The Fastrack This is going to be terrible  Safe Havens  Kevin & Kell  Mother Goose & Grimm  Hagar The Horrible  Sherman's Lagoon  Frazz  How in the world does this work? It's not going by Classic Concentration rules as far as I can tell.
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Zetsubou-san posted:Footrot Flats (1976) Is this an edit, or is Wal loving a sheep?
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^^^ it's new zealandFrumpleOrz posted:Brewster Rockit Space Guy
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C on g, ‘en’ eye tall.
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Selachian posted:Buni  
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Der Shovel posted:Nekonaughey is such a treasure. I'm going through some rough poo poo lately and it never fails to make me genuinely smile, so thanks for posting it I think what I like about this one is the fat, orange cat is almost completely useless but he's got watching TV with his friend on lock down.
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The Dinette Set thinks of others first. Working Daze YES WE GET IT REPEATS HAHAHAHA  Super-Fun-Pak Comix reassures you. 
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The Perishers (1983)  Beau Peep (1986)  
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FrumpleOrz posted:How in the world does this work? It's not going by Classic Concentration rules as far as I can tell. Yeah, I couldn't figure it out either because the layout doesn't make it clear that the tall guy is supposed to be part of the puzzle.
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The Princess Planet March 18th, 2007 
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Sally Forth Skippy (October 12, 1931)  Peanuts (March 6, 1972)  Funky Winkebean  Crankshaft  9 Chickweed Lane  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (March 3-5, 1932)  Thimble Theater (September 27, 1935)    Dok's Dippy Duck (August 27-28, 1923)   And of course there's a story attached to these cartoons... Greencastle (Indiana) Herald (August 25, 1923) posted:BABY ELEPHANT WEDDING GIFT OF FATHER TO GIRL Excuse me, what was that last part again? Did the father of the bride seriously mix up elephants and Galapagos tortoises? 
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PetraCore posted:Yup, Martha is absolutely having a manic episode. Great job, Tommie!* I'm not sure when these strips are from, and obviously whatever year it was, bipolar was a thing loooooooooooooooooong before that. But I wonder how good they were at identifying, diagnosing, and managing it back then, or if it was just one of those, "Martha gets a little wild sometimes!" kind of things.
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Man, the Jamal Patreon only has 12 patrons. And Tauhid's mailing HAND DRAWN SKETCHES FOR ONLY TEN DOLLARS A MONTH!
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Julet Esqu posted:I'm not sure when these strips are from, and obviously whatever year it was, bipolar was a thing loooooooooooooooooong before that. But I wonder how good they were at identifying, diagnosing, and managing it back then, or if it was just one of those, "Martha gets a little wild sometimes!" kind of things.
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