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Johnny Walker posted:Pooch Cafe This is a good one. Dogs really are dumb assholes that will always eat things that kill them. Haifisch posted:Origins of the Sunday Comics Hey, someone had a good trip for once. And here I thought this was just anti-drug propaganda.
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Bobbie and Robbie really hits the sweet spot for me. I love that golem.
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Green Intern posted:Bobbie and Robbie really hits the sweet spot for me. I love that golem. The idea of the little girl (does she have a name?) getting the golem to braid her hair is charming, as is using a golem as a clothes stand. B&R is really growing on me.
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Star Wars is full of tools  
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I want to give back a bit to a thread that I've gotten a lot of education and enjoyment out of. I'm thinking about posting Cathy and Crockett Johnson's initial 1942-1946 run on Barnaby-- the former because I think it's a fascinating barometer for what a comic predicated on being "relateable" to a mainstream demographic of (white) women looked at through the 70s-aughts, and the latter because it's an exquisite comic. If either of these have already been posted in a previous iteration of this thread and people are burnt out on them or whatever that's fine, but otherwise I'll try to write up a little intro for both over the weekend?
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Cathy used to get posted ages ago when it was still currently running, but I don't remember seeing that second one you're talking about at all.
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Bad Machinery quote:I think today's road-related comic was inspired by the derailing of the Ilkley bypass in the early 1990s. I'd bypass everything if I could, including common decency. But I'd start with Ilkley.
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Isn't Barnaby the comic about the boy with the gruff fairy godfather? I remember it being fun.
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Archyduchess posted:I want to give back a bit to a thread that I've gotten a lot of education and enjoyment out of. I'm thinking about posting Cathy and Crockett Johnson's initial 1942-1946 run on Barnaby-- the former because I think it's a fascinating barometer for what a comic predicated on being "relateable" to a mainstream demographic of (white) women looked at through the 70s-aughts, and the latter because it's an exquisite comic.  2017 Spiderman  Bonus edit by Snackmar  1978 Comics    Dick Tracy  Locher Tracy  Origins of the Sunday Comics  Footrot Flats 
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Archyduchess posted:I'm thinking about posting Cathy ACK!
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Pastry of the Year posted:Arlo and Janis Classic (June 17, 1998) Docks   Zip  Rip  Dick  Duck 
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gleebster posted:Anyway, has anyone ever posted The Heart of Juliet Jones before? It's mostly a standard soap opera story. The titular character is a sensible young woman living in the small town of Devon. She's so sensible that she was elected mayor. Most of the drama comes from her younger sister, Eve, who is more romantically inclined. But this story begins with their father, Pop Jones, who is just shutting up the office... Synthbuttrange posted:it used to be posted but I've no idea why it stopped showing up here. I used to post Juliet Jones as well as some other classic comics and it was great. I love that strip. Beautiful art. Relateable characters. Completely different from the hate-read strip I post now. The only reason I stopped is because Comics Kingdom is a garbage site that randomly stopped working for me one day. I would love to see it posted here again. It is far superior in every way to this trash:  Naw, if they did Gunther would have to dump her for not being a virgin
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Jesus christ, Luann, you loving Mormon.
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In contrast to many comic strips that become about small children who behave like adults, Luann has become about adults who behave just like small children.
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Endless Mike posted:Star Wars is full of tools You posted the second strip twice, my dude.
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Re the sand castles thing: nope. A cursory googling reveals that the news was published by a German TV show in 2010, so a full two years after the supposed ban; that same year the mayor was asked about it and replied "What? No, I have no idea where they got the info from, there is no such regulation."
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Pentaro posted:Isn't Barnaby the comic about the boy with the gruff fairy godfather? I remember it being fun. F Minus  Mark Trail  The Vosgian Beast posted:I don't think Allen understands Mark constantly whining during this expedition he agreed to come on just makes him seem like a weird killjoy Tiggum posted:Not just agreed to, he's also being paid to be there. Mary Worth  The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Dogs have bad breath. Rex Morgan MD  OK, I'm in on the Aunt Tildy visit storyline. Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Johnny Walker posted:
The gently caress is going on with the art in this one? I had to check to make sure it wasn't an edit.
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Julet Esqu posted:
It's me, the psych major who is going to be a therapist and can't say the word sex.
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Surgeon's Tales  The King needs to be louder, angrier and have access to a time machine. Nancy   Dustin  Mandrake  1997 Viivi & Wagner 
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Alterian posted:The gently caress is going on with the art in this one? I had to check to make sure it wasn't an edit. Reminder: This is how Iris was drawn during the infamous double date, only two months ago:  And at the beginning of the current "I'm fat and old" arc:  She's been putting on weight FAST. The doc's darn right she needs her thyroid tested.
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She's pulling a Tiffany.
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Lodin posted:You posted the second strip twice, my dude. So I did. Fixed. Thanks!
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Archyduchess posted:I want to give back a bit to a thread that I've gotten a lot of education and enjoyment out of. I'm thinking about posting Cathy and Crockett Johnson's initial 1942-1946 run on Barnaby-- the former because I think it's a fascinating barometer for what a comic predicated on being "relateable" to a mainstream demographic of (white) women looked at through the 70s-aughts, and the latter because it's an exquisite comic.
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I'd be curious to see Cathy, especially classic ones. I never disliked it as a kid, but I remember not having an issue when my local newspaper replaced it with Pearls Before Swine either. I wonder if it took a while to find its niche, or if it mostly started there.
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Zereth posted:I don't think we've had classic cathy, i'd be interested in seeing it! ACK!
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I really only remember Cathy as being a one-note "this is what it's like to be an American woman but in a self-loathing way" comic that kind of didn't sit well with me as a young kid reading the newspaper because A: "I'm a boy and this is a comic for women" and B: "man it sure does suck to be a lady in America, there's a lot of stress and self-loathing and neuroses and I don't think any of this is making her happier" were both in my thoughts at that age. I doubt it's aged super well, though it's still notable for being a strip that ran from the 70s to the 00s, and I just feel a little trepidation at seeing it through nonbinary 29 year old eyes but y'know Just Post.
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Rhymes with Orange Retail  Get Fuzzy 1/9/00 
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Julet Esqu posted:
Then why, by all that is holy, do you post it?
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King Aroo 8/21/53 They'll Do It Every Time 7/29/46  Mopsy 8/7/42 
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readingatwork posted:Calvin and Hobbes (Nov 28-29, 1986) I've always really loved Hobbes' grin in this one. The Perishers (1983)   Beau Peep (1986)  
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Vintage Valiant (Mar. 13, 1937)  Here, in the fifth ever Valiant strip, we see the beginning of Val's habit of winding up naked.
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Selachian posted:Retail today at my job a woman responded to me asking this by telling me all about how her car was stolen that morning, including an inventory of everything that was in the car, and finished her story by saying "Y'know I'm not worried about it but I'm a minister and I'm worried about their SOULS". I wish people would just say "fine".
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gleebster posted:Then why, by all that is holy, do you post it? i need to be mad at the Evanses to live
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