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Doomykins posted:Jucika "29 - Jucika and Garbage in The Street" I like that the trash can is apparently stuffed with corn cobs.
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plainswalker75 posted:I like that the trash can is apparently stuffed with corn cobs. Those are baguettes. It's the mini baguette library.
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Author Unknown? John Allison's Patreon John Allison's Gumroad store Steeple website My Author Unknown? intro guide password is TheOther
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Some Guy TT posted:As funny as it would be for an attempted crime to be foiled because the robbers only distracted the cop's son rather than the actual cop I'm going to guess the actual explanation for this discrepancy is going to be something much dumber. I'm guessing the puzzle will involve whether or not someone wearing boxing gloves could dial a phone. Vintage Valiant (Nov. 19, 1944)   One again Hal Foster has put a major spoiler in the "next time" blurb. Here's the second row unspoilered, if you want to see. Don't look at it. Don't. https://i.imgur.com/SU2bS9t.png The Medieval Castle (Nov. 19, 1944) 
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Medenmath posted:I'm guessing the puzzle will involve whether or not someone wearing boxing gloves could dial a phone. I have identified the culprit! 
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Medenmath posted:I'm guessing the puzzle will involve whether or not someone wearing boxing gloves could dial a phone. I guessed what it was but I didn't expect it to be that hilariously direct. Next Week - I can't believe Prince Valiant is loving dead
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Powered Descent posted:The Family Circus Did mom dress up like a maid?
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I think she has a napkin on her lap. It would be better if her dress was made just about any other color.
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davidspackage posted:Did mom dress up like a maid? Don't kinkshame
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And that's how women were almost called "thagomizers." F Minus  Mark Trail  A little shade thrown at the last guy. Mary Worth  Why I do believe she's sassy. The Phantom  I don't know how he got Walker from 'Towns Ellerbee.' Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Why wouldn't someone get Kit Walker from a name that translates to Towns Town of a man named Alfred.
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Endless Mike posted:Don't kinkshame Is Scott coming over later?
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Johnny Walker posted:Why I do DECLARE, she's sassy.
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Moominposting Sunday 10th, huh? That's not until October. Plenty of time left.
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What an outrageous turn of phrase! These children with their hipster slang! Breaking Cat News  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis 
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Samovar posted:Ok, THAT'S a fantastic effect. drat it really is. I actually got a little dizzy looking at it
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I’m surprised how much I’m enjoying this storyline! It’s really realistic, two young people in New York who really like each other but are just too busy to make it work. It’s very sweet, I think. And while everything about Wallace is great, Sterling is probably my favorite character down to his lettering. What a strange little goblin. Anyway, Classic Zits!  I really love this one! The art is so much fun and Jeremy’s being adorably teenagerish about his crush. E:  , Bushmiller!
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Dykes to Watch Out For #134 (1992)  "N.O.T.A. Leads in Polls" refers, I presume, to the 1992 Democratic primary, which was rocky and contentious before Bill Clinton's comeback clinching his June 9th nomination. Basic Instinct was a 1992 Verhoeven thriller of the somewhat smutty variety, starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone as the femme fatale Catherine (hence the "Catherine Did It" shirt). In the film Stone is both a bisexual woman and a murder maniac, underscoring, many thought, negative stereotypes prevalent in film of lesbians and bi women as sinister, emotionless, and unstable, leading to a spate of protests as depicted in the strip here. Sparrow's favorite episode of Star Trek is apparently Season 1, Episode 25, "This Side of Paradise," in which Spock indeed falls in love because of spores. It aired in March, 1967. I've never seen the original Star Trek so I don't know if this is an esoteric joke or if it's just a cute little character beat as they're hustling Sparrow out of the house. Batman (11/15/1989) 
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Professor Wayne posted:The Far Side Okay, I was  at this for a minute, until I looked at the date (1991) in the corner, and then googled when the "West Memphis 3" happened (1993-1994)
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How Wonderful! posted:Dykes to Watch Out For #134 (1992) My interpretation of the "favorite Star Trek episode" was that Sparrow was making an excuse to be a voyeur. Sparrow never expressed interest in Star Trek or sci fi otherwise that I remember. The episode actually gets some flack for being silly amongst fans, although perhaps Sparrow would enjoy it for exactly that reason. It's a relatively memorable episode, FWIW - I immediately knew what she was talking about even though it had been years since I'd watched ST:TOS and I wouldn't have recognized a reference to many episodes. I think this could be Bechdel again putting in something intentionally ambiguous - does Sparrow really mean that or not? We'll never know.
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Docks  Retail   Medenmath posted:Surely the obvious solution here is for Cooper to tell Stuart that he's discovered Keith keeps a secret lounge on the roof. Popular Comics  
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And He Did! (April 26, 1918) Outbursts of Everett True (June 25, 1918)  Banana Oil! (February 27, 1924)  Gay and Her Gang (June 10, 1929)  Oaky Doaks (November 9, 1935)  Mopsy (January 9, 1937)  Dark Laughter (April 21, 1945)  Those Were the Days (December 11, 1952)  Dinky Fellas (July 30, 1965)  Wee Pals (July 30, 1965) 
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How Wonderful! posted:Batman (11/15/1989) I know it won't happen but just imagine if this Batman comic strip just turned into a courtroom drama, with Batman barely in it.
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