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EasyEW posted:
Please keep posting this; it’s a great historical treasure and an interest look at parts of American culture and society that don’t get shown. But I gotta say that it’s amusing as hell that even Communist comic strips are strident and humorless.
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2017 Spiderman 1979 comics      Locher Tracy  Origins of the Sunday Comics  The Lockhorns   Footrot Flats  Mandrake  (only one comic because these don't include Sundays) Johnny Hazard is also weekdays only. And I'm prepared to drop it like a hot potato if the 'tribesmen' are as racist as I'm afraid they'll be. 
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I want a spin-off comic of the Ape. He's not a good guy, but he's interesting. F Minus  Mark Trail  Mary Worth  Is the conclusion he just wants to have sex with these women that hard to arrive at? The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Flash Gordon  Flash Forward  I was thinking about it and what I think they should have done with Flash Forward is choose an old Sunday story and used that as a script for different artists to use for each week. That way we'd get a story instead of a series of unconnected vignettes, but we'd still get the takes of different artists.
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May 23, 2021 18:50
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LazyQ posted:Mämmilä (February 20, 1993) I'm dying to know, do they come back to the parentage of that kid or no
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Jucika "63 - Jucika and the Birdsong" Do NOT mess with Jucika. "Jucika and Slippery Ice"  Strong as heck! As promised that when seen they would be added to a regular post I've seen Jucika 50 during JucikaInOrder's second run from start to finish. They're around 49-51 as of today and my gaps were observed going back further to keep pulling the strips in order. Strip 50 is a full page series of panels with dialogue from Jucika herself! I'm posting the original and the translation as well as spoilering them for a rear full nudity panel. Jucika really has a clever dry wit and oodles of charm.  Also love that she alternates between classic classy dame and Ready To Flatten A Dude footballer so naturally.NSFW Nudity Original  NSFW Nudity Translation 
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Kennel posted:
ok another phrase I've never heard of https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/on-approval am I wrong for not knowing it or is Skelley using an ancient boomer term no one uses anymore
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Vargo posted:Curtis
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EBB posted:I'm dying to know, do they come back to the parentage of that kid or no The kid is obviously not Pekka's but it's not really addressed in this run of the comic. The last album, made over a decade later and not published in a magazine*, had a character who probably is her father, but even then there is no definitive resolution. It's pretty weird and ultimately unsatisfactory subplot. Edit: apparently the last album was published in a magazine, the one before it wasn't LazyQ fucked around with this message at 20:06 on May 23, 2021 |
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curtadams posted:This is just so off emotionally. Nils has been shown as having pretty severe social anxiety, and it's just all wrong for him to make a strong expression of affection and emotional resilience after an evening of being insulted by Bernice. Likewise Bernice has given no indications she's interested in Nils (she's having wet dreams about Jock, even) nor has she ever been the kind of person who would give a a flirtatious or pity kiss. And the worst part is that if Nils had said he liked her and was hurt that she was so dismissive of his art, it would work great. The authors just don't get it. The Dinette Set bundle    Working Daze pile of garbage.   
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LazyQ posted:The kid is obviously not Pekka's but it's not really addressed in this run of the comic. The last album, made over a decade later and not published in a magazine*, had a character who probably is her father, but even then there is no definitive resolution. It's pretty weird and ultimately unsatisfactory subplot. That's a shame. A little mystery is okay since we see the effect on the story anyways.
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you broke my grill posted:ok another phrase I've never heard of https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/on-approval Powered Descent posted:Bizarro Haifisch fucked around with this message at 20:45 on May 23, 2021 |
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Vargo posted:Wallace It gets said a lot, and goes unsaid a lot too I'm sure, but Wallace is wonderful. This is just gorgeous. 
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more strips need sterling add sterling to vintage prince valiant
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Evil Mastermind posted:I'd also call BS on Bernice being the "smartest, most interesting girl" anyone's ever met, but that's just me. Luann is smarter and more interesting, and she's the person equivalent of dry white toast made from Wonder Bread.
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^^ Agreed. Will Henry just wanted to paint flowers! Classic Zits 
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I think Sterling is the least good part of Wallace Also shame on anyone who forgets An American Tail
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Slammy posted:Dark Laughter (October 6, 1945) B Kliban   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPlqLHcphyw
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Johnny Walker posted:Flash Forward I had way too much trouble figuring out what was going on with this one. The third panel seemed to imply that Flash had already knocked the guy out, so Dale was just...shooting at nothing to prove she knew how to use a ray gun? Barker was so caught up in her smug girls rule punchline she forgot to properly set it up with a panel of Flash getting his rear end kicked.
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Sally Forth Pearls Before Swine  Peanuts (May 26, 1974)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Mutt and Jeff  Life (Without Skippy), because Skippy skipped a week. At least we got a Crosby cover in exchange. (May 21, 1925)   (Gluyas Williams)  (Al Frueh)
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you broke my grill posted:ok another phrase I've never heard of https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/on-approval No, I'd never heard of it before either. Which just makes the teenager being the one to use it here that much more galling. LazyQ posted:The kid is obviously not Pekka's but it's not really addressed in this run of the comic. The last album, made over a decade later and not published in a magazine*, had a character who probably is her father, but even then there is no definitive resolution. It's pretty weird and ultimately unsatisfactory subplot. I'm still stuck on the black guy's wife apparently cucking him for another man...while he himself was cucking that other guy's wife into a twin pregnancy? There's way too much cucking in this comic, especially given how hard it can be to tell characters apart sometimes. Evil Mastermind posted:I'd also call BS on Bernice being the "smartest, most interesting girl" anyone's ever met, but that's just me. I can believe that a guy like Nils can believe that, since he's so young and stupid he probably thinks she's smart and interesting just because she wears glasses and has a pompous attitude.
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Some Guy TT posted:I'm still stuck on the black guy's wife apparently cucking him for another man...while he himself was cucking that other guy's wife into a twin pregnancy? There's way too much cucking in this comic, especially given how hard it can be to tell characters apart sometimes. The black guy's wife was raped during the war, as I understand it. Also, he wasn't screwing Pekka's wife, that was a red herring to set up the twins joke at the end of the plot.
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EasyEW posted:Pearls Before Swine Ahahahahahaha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDjX4-LKqCA
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Vargo posted:Wallace Just wanted to paint flowers. 
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Some Guy TT posted:I'm still stuck on the black guy's wife apparently cucking him for another man...
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EasyEW posted:
I saw something similar in a old Gasoline Alley from the 20s, it cracks me up that the invention of home radio brought in home exercise programs, because it really shows how much society has evolved while keeping the same basic concepts. We've gone from this to Pendleton in 100 years.
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Ghostlight posted:she was raped. How does everyone know this but me? Did I miss a line of exposition somewhere?
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Some Guy TT posted:How does everyone know this but me? Did I miss a line of exposition somewhere? The intro to that comic where the babies are revealed was "I can't believe you nearly killed your wife for being raped before she escaped." "I can't believe you actually gave me booze to calm me down."
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And He Did! (May 31, 1918) Outbursts of Everett True (July 20, 1918)  Banana Oil! (March 28, 1924)  Gay and Her Gang (July 6, 1929)  Oaky Doaks (December 7, 1935)  Mopsy (February 5, 1937)  Dark Laughter (October 13, 1945)  Those Were the Days (May 28, 1953)  Dinky Fellas (August 26, 1965)  Wee Pals (August 26, 1965) 
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Some Guy TT posted:How does everyone know this but me? Did I miss a line of exposition somewhere? LazyQ posted:Mämmilä (June 27, 1992) To be fair, you could say that Rikhard is being 'diplomatic' there due to the ellipses, but I don't think there's necessarily any reason to interpret it that way given the wife's return was prefaced by Mukku telling a story about watching soldiers literally bowling with his family's heads.
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Slammy posted:Outbursts of Everett True (July 20, 1918) America was barely able to make it through WWI, all because that one guy failed to take off his hat.
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