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John Lee posted:Some storylines are polished to that sitcom (sittrag?) level The proper abbreviation would be sittradge. I take no joy in reporting this.
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MM&O's whole thing used to be explained by 'It's set in Tasmania'. But the current arc transposes the characters and setting to the modern day USA, in spectacular fashion VanSandman posted:Oh Joy Sex Toy taught me a valuable lesson: Sex positivity must have its limits. Main issue is that these comics are by, for and featuring the terminally twee above all else Ghost Leviathan has a new favorite as of 17:27 on Oct 19, 2020 |
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No way not to sound obnoxious with this but I feel it's more set in a kind of universal experience you get from being on anglophone internet but transposed to the real world. in a liminal space between the two you could say 
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Main issue is that these comics are by, for and featuring the terminally twee above all else I would love to see what sex-positive comics meet with your approval to compare against.
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Just Offscreen posted:I would love to see what sex-positive comics meet with your approval to compare against. Not that I disagree with you, but surely all but the most contrary goons agree oglaf is good and fine and not twee and sex positive
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ikanreed posted:Not that I disagree with you, but surely all but the most contrary goons agree oglaf is good and fine and not twee and sex positive That is a good one, to be sure. Funny at least half the time too!
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Just Offscreen posted:That is a good one, to be sure. Funny at least half the time too! 
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Elviscat posted:Godamnit KSBD updates so loving slow. It updates twice a week, and every couple of months there's a delay for a big page or Abbadon is on vacation. Either way the delays are always announced on the front page.
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Just Offscreen posted:That is a good one, to be sure. Funny at least half the time too! About half the Oglaf comics are funny but they're not uniformly distributed in time.
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It's kinda funny how Oglaf is the example, since someone mentions that the work-safe ones are generally funnier almost every time the comic comes up. (which I agree with, not that all the NWS ones are bad or anything)
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ChubbyChecker posted:hah, that was the first hit when i searched for "funny korean comic", and the second hit was that great comic that you had posted earlier, would you happen to know its name? I don't know the titles of the comics, just the artists. The shitlicockter guy is Cutbu, the long-strips guy is Yang Young-soon.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:I don't know the titles of the comics, just the artists. The shitlicockter guy is Cutbu, the long-strips guy is Yang Young-soon. 
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Captain Hygiene posted:It's kinda funny how Oglaf is the example, since someone mentions that the work-safe ones are generally funnier almost every time the comic comes up. (which I agree with, not that all the NWS ones are bad or anything) I assume that's because the worksafe ones are kind of "off-topic" so the bar is higher for the quality of the joke
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I really like false knees. The drawings of birds are quite good and occasionally the jokes are on point as well. The main point is the artist really just likes to draw birds.   
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OK, this is obscure and I might have the wrong comic series entirely, but hopefully someone remembers having read it. It would be from when I still read newspaper comics so at least a decade+ ago. I think it's a Doonesbury strip, probably the daughter character, sitting in front of a TV. The TV says something along the lines of "Stop watching. Get up. Turn this off. Go outside. Get some exercise." She starts getting up and leaving, for a panel or two. Then it says "Just kidding!" and she says something like "I kinda figured." Anyone know the date, or at least exact quotes from it so I can search for it properly?
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Fuschia tude posted:OK, this is obscure and I might have the wrong comic series entirely, but hopefully someone remembers having read it. It would be from when I still read newspaper comics so at least a decade+ ago. Sounds familiar. Probably had the penguin "Opus" for that one. You could try the Comic Strips thread in BSS. You would 100% get an answer there. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3908728 Opus and the first few years of Doonsebury have been posted several times over the years.
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Carthag Tuek posted:the piss poo poo one looks exactly like a real comic that was posted itt or one of its predecessors years ago, but i cant remember its name to search for it. its two shithead kids who destroy everything constantly and its drawn very unpleasantly The Creeps?
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Byzantine posted:The Creeps? there are so many creeps comics, could you post pics
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The Creeps looks like it might be super edgy, but it's actually pretty tame and funny (for a black comedy strip).   Sadly GoComics removed all their archives for some reason, but there's bunch of them here: http://uniter.ca/author/jean-floch
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Kennel posted:Sadly GoComics removed all their archives for some reason, but there's bunch of them here: http://uniter.ca/author/jean-floch 
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Kennel posted:The Creeps looks like it might be super edgy, but it's actually pretty tame and funny (for a black comedy strip). Ahhh I loved The Creeps, is there a full archive somewhere to download? I miss it. I remember the arc of head bump cutting his fingers off and how the bump is actually his misshapen skull.
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Kennel posted:The Creeps looks like it might be super edgy, but it's actually pretty tame and funny (for a black comedy strip).
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Baggot posted:Ahhh I loved The Creeps, is there a full archive somewhere to download? I miss it. I remember the arc of head bump cutting his fingers off and how the bump is actually his misshapen skull. You're in luck! Angular Cyrus posted:I figured this would happen sooner or later, so I recently went through the gocomics archive and saved everything. Here's a rar.
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Kennel posted:You're in luck! Yesss, thank you! What a nice surprise for Monday. 
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 Is the guy that does these still doing them? Is he still alive? Also, whilst I know these stupid computer comics never get political, the bloke who does them is in all the right demographisc, (old, out of touch, confused, angry at young people things), to be a Trump supporter. I really hope he isn't. Coz despite, or perhaps because of how stupid they are, I think they are sweet and endearing. BrigadierSensible has a new favorite as of 00:39 on Oct 20, 2020 |
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BrigadierSensible posted:
Charles Boyce is black so while it's not impossible, it is statistically speaking unlikely.
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Yeah I don't think you need to worry about him being a chudWikipedia posted:In February 2008, Boyce was involved in a protest which called for a greater representation of black cartoon artists in newspaper comics. The protest sought to bring attention to the problem of “tokenism” in newspapers, and brings to light the issues that many black comic artists face when trying to publish their works. In addition to Boyce, the artists that participated in the protest were Jerry Craft, Charlos Gary, Steve Watkins, Keith Knight, Bill Murray, and Tim Jackson. For one day, these cartoonists all drew a very similar comic strip, which showed a scene with a white reader looking at a minority-drawn strip and complaining that it is a rip-off of the Boondocks.
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Charles Boyce is a treasure and I will brook no slander against him.
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vyelkin posted:Charles Boyce is black so while it's not impossible, it is statistically speaking unlikely. 
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that's some other Charles Boyce in Australia apparently way to go, google
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This one actually makes sense, a GPS's purpose is to prevent you from getting lost but instead this guy got lost on how to use it, so it's ironic. A rare coherent Boyce. Still not funny tho
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Ghost Leviathan posted:That's more towards the gay rats end of the spectrum I feel like the perfect example of gay rats is Raine Dog. The perfect example of "Whatever the gently caress this is" is Kevin and Kell because whenever someone shows me that comic I go, "What the gently caress is this?" The weird libertarian comic fits in here too.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Sounds familiar. Probably had the penguin "Opus" for that one. Thanks!
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