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Deathless Deer 5/3-5/43 what  I ... wait, how would ... that doesn't even make sense...  Okay, fine. It's 1943, everything has to have Nazis in it. Roll with it.
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Pastry of the Year posted:
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Selachian posted:Deathless Deer 5/3-5/43 This is completely bonkers. I am here for this.
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EasyEW posted:Funky Winkerbean Well, we know what the Sunday strip will be now. quote:COVIDshaft There's an AFI theater near me, lovely building, great theater space, and while they've been closed for physical showings for the last year, they had a mix of Classic/Vintage films and more modern stuff. They'd run 70mm film versions of Tarantino films or the Final Cut of Alien, and then the next week there'd be a classic Russian film festival. These sad movie dorks keep showing Radio Ranch (seriously, Batiuk apparently only can think of a single film), and they're wunwilling to come up with an alternate solution to get butts in seats. This is aside from the incredible tone deafness around COVID-19.
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Mikl posted:This is completely bonkers. I am here for this. I've had fever dreams that were more coherent than the plotting of this strip
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Some Guy TT posted:Well great now I'm confused about which one Captain America is having sex with. Although on second thought, maybe I have already thought way too much about this. It's very simple. If it's the comics, he's loving Sharon. In the movies, Peggy.
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Some Guy TT posted:Hey now. Cheer Up Boss Dharma is basically Korean Dilbert, and I definitely get the bare minimum praise necessary to keep translating them. fwiw Boss Dharma is on the list of comics I never ever skip, so thank you for your service
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Green Intern posted:These sad movie dorks keep showing Radio Ranch (seriously, Batiuk apparently only can think of a single film) Now I'm just wondering why like, the one film Batiuk is using here is something literally older than the US President and is far from being a timeless film. Like I get Batiuk being an old dude with a very narrow sense of nostalgia but he wasn't even alive when that was in theaters. But also yeah even if you're going to run old stuff you at least need enough of a mix of newer or well-known things to draw some attention so people know the place exists.
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Vintage Valiant (Jul. 08, 1945)  The Medieval Castle (Jul. 08, 1945) 
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Selachian posted:Brenda Starr 8/1-3/46 I don't know how I feel about the storyline, but this amazing butch woman named Hank has me captivated  .
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Breaking Cat News Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis 
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Vargo posted:
chubby kid and known eats-everything kid have only heard of 3 pizza meats
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Man I need to stop not posting comics over the weekend. I'm never going to keep a top-ten posters with this attitude! The Dinette Set enjoys the long weekend.    
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Classic Zits   One of the all-time greats
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Mämmilä (June 24, 1993)
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Jul. 08, 1945) Hal Foster was a master of just barely not showing a decapitation. LazyQ posted:Mämmilä (June 24, 1993) This better be leading up to Rane getting his comeuppance... Green Intern fucked around with this message at 16:38 on Jun 1, 2021 |
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I finally got around to reading The Vision and had to make this:
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Selachian posted:Deathless Deer 5/3-5/43
F Minus  Mark Trail  I think the suggestion of other posters here that "I needed a ride" is a much simpler and therefore better excuse than this. Mary Worth  He's drinking coffee at night because he doesn't know what time it is. The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Bizarro The Family Circus 
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Sluggy Funnyonlineanimals   I ended up shelling out little a money for ComicsKingdom so I could check what was posted on the site and cross-reference it with what was posted so far because the independent FOA site is getting close to its end. Vox Valentine fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Jun 1, 2021 |
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Pondus The Good Innvandrer 
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Jul. 08, 1945) holy hell val took his head clean off!
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Moomin and the Golden Tail Lunch  One thing that throws me off with Lunch is that they're pretty formal using last names pretty regularly. It's not something I've encountered myself in the workplace, Norwegians are generally on first-name basis with everyone, even the prime minister. Alhazred posted:It's basically Dilbert that isn't made by a horrible person. Yeah I suppose, I just didn't want to state that in case he's done something noteworthily lovely that I haven't paid attention to. You never know. e: Alhazred posted:The Good Innvandrer Ah, frozen pizza, a true norwegian culinary staple.
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 Apparently there have been some "unearthed" Peanuts comics which may feature some of the gang as grownups I don't have the time to post about it thoroughly but if anyone wants to check it out it seems extremely thread relevant
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SubNat posted:
I think it's fascinating how frozen pizza became such a staple. It took a while for pizza to come to Norway (my grandparents visited Italy in the sixties and thought it was some kind of cake). It didn't really hit the mainstream until 1980 when the owner of a food factory got a phone from someone asking him if he could make pizzas. According to legend he said "of course!" hung up the phone and asked his wife "what the hell is a pizza?" quote:One thing that throws me off with Lunch is that they're pretty formal using last names pretty regularly. It's not something I've encountered myself in the workplace, Norwegians are generally on first-name basis with everyone, even the prime minister. Alhazred fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Jun 1, 2021 |
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Kavak posted:Was this a thing? Was suicide baiting women into marriage a practice or even an old-timey meme? A few pages back (I fell behind on this thread), but I am almost positive that I've read at least one old novel where jokes are made about men threatening to join the army and die tragically if a woman doesn't agree to marry them, therefore his death will be on your hands you whore. I can't recall where I read this, though, which leads me to suspect it was a one-off joke that wasn't highly relevant to the plot. Maybe it'll come to me.
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The Bloop posted:
Those old strips get "discovered" every few years or so; they're basically an unrelated comic he was workshopping using the templates he made Peanuts on. There's never been any suggestion that the two strips are related, and none of the characters have similar names to Peanuts characters, but it's still interesting to see his other work since Peanuts dominates so much of what he's known for.
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Surgeon's Tales  In the book he doesn't sneak inside, because this last scene is happening on the next day while he is about to meet the king. Nancy  Dustin  Mandrake 
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NRVNQSR posted:Those old strips get "discovered" every few years or so; they're basically an unrelated comic he was workshopping using the templates he made Peanuts on. There's never been any suggestion that the two strips are related, and none of the characters have similar names to Peanuts characters, but it's still interesting to see his other work since Peanuts dominates so much of what he's known for. When Miss Othmar (Linus's favorite teacher) got married, she became Mrs. Hagemeyer. 
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god pondus is such poo poo
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Kennel posted:
Yes, obviously.
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I was morbidly curious about 9CL, and I'm not about to take up a forbidden comic. But I did feel obligated to share this face. Sorry.
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Johnny Walker posted:
Author's suffering writer's block, kid is sending in a book-sized illustrated "letter" that everybody's being too virtuous to look at. That letter is getting published as the next book, isn't it?
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Gnoman posted:Author's suffering writer's block, kid is sending in a book-sized illustrated "letter" that everybody's being too virtuous to look at. That letter is getting published as the next book, isn't it? Then there's a sequence where he's found out. She becomes awarded as the bestest child prodigy to ever write. She gets an author mentor who is somehow that bald scammer guy again. The local museum commissions her to write some thing or whatever. Then BAM. Car #2.
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Jul. 08, 1945) gently caress yeah val quote:The Medieval Castle (Jul. 08, 1945) redshirt (don't know if it's guy or arn) writes with his left hand and fights with his right
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