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Edit: Ah, page  !Kennel posted:And that's the end of the first year of Cruel Little Stories. It continued for two more years, but the internet archive ends here. I let this be the last one because it's such a perfect specimen. F Minus  Mark Trail  More allies in our eternal war on insects, and also bees. Mary Worth   The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Flash Gordon  Flash Forward hasn't updated in a couple weeks now so that might be done.
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2018 Spiderman 1979 comics      Locher Tracy  Origins of the Sunday Comics  Footrot Flats  The Lockhorns   Mandrake  Johnny Hazard  90s Overboard  
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Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth Holy poo poo, how awful In my mind, I hear Wilbur as incredibly nasal and atonal.
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Chiming in to say that I also really loved Cruel Little Stories, even though it made me cringe with how real it was. Mary Worth...perfection 
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Nth-ing the love for Cruel Little Stories; the artist really gets how kids experience the world. Scary Gary  
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Garfield Heathcliff  Overboard  Monty  For Better or For Worse  Compu-toon  On The Fastrack  No Safe Havens on Sundays! Rae the Doe is currently on a M-W-F schedule! No comic today!
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Isn't this dog in FOOB the one Lynn kills off saving April from drowning? Yup, great idea to let your baby abuse a dog.
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Cowslips Warren posted:Isn't this dog in FOOB the one Lynn kills off saving April from drowning? It's an extremely common dog owner / small child parent mistake. Now as an adult I still do all of these things to my dog, very gently. Just touch her ear/nose/feet/tail and tell her that's what it is. But that's the issue, gently touching with lots of warning it's going to happen vs hard yanking with no warning.
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Wilbur's always at his best when he doesn't even realize how embarrassed he should be. That song is good in the context of a relationship that's long over and the other person has clearly moved on with their lives. "Nevermind, I'll find someone like you" is so lovely and dismissive to say to somebody you claim to care about WHILE they're breaking up with you. However, it's very on-brand for Wilbur not to pick up on the difference.
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Wilbur is also convinced he has the tenor and power to hit high notes for huge emotional moments and boy howdy he looks like he sounds like a whinier George Costanza.
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For some reason instead of hearing Wilbur sing I'm seeing him sing, and my brain is interpolating the animation as if he's a Frisky Dingo character.
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CommonShore posted:For some reason instead of hearing Wilbur sing I'm seeing him sing, and my brain is interpolating the animation as if he's a Frisky Dingo character. Wendell for sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO-DiTzQTwc
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New computer today, and it's making my image capture come out a little weird. The Far Side   Pickles  Zits 
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Jucika "240 - Jucika Calls A Doctor" "241 - Jucika's Leak"  "(Házkezelőség roughly means Management Company)"
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Sally Forth Pearls Before Swine  Peanuts (September 8, 1974)  COVID Winkerplague  Crankshaft  Mutt and Jeff  Life (With A Distinct Lack Of Skippy), because Percy Crosby is MIA in this particular issue. (September 3, 1925) So instead, here's WJ Enright:  Harrison Cady:  Carl Anderson:  Since that leaves us a little light, what do you say we keep going with Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs? (December 26, 1937 and January 2, 1938) (previously)  
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Funky "What's the deal with airline food?" Winkerbean, delivering covid jokes and observations that were stale over a year ago.
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Yes Pastis, that's totally how the two parties, one of which is utterly incompetent and hates governing, and the other which is actively hostile to all life on Earth, work together, they are the exact same.
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:Funky "What's the deal with airline food?" Winkerbean, delivering covid jokes and observations that were stale over a year ago. Also acting like it's over. If you're gonna do topical stuff you shouldn't operate with such a huge lead time.
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Calaveron posted:Yes Pastis, that's totally how the two parties, one of which is utterly incompetent and hates governing, and the other which is actively hostile to all life on Earth, work together, they are the exact same. Twitter arguments are the same thing as the government, right?
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EasyEW posted:Peanuts (September 8, 1974) That's easy, Richard the 49th.
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Daddy Daze Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse 
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EasyEW posted:
"Pocket computer" is a heck of a term for 1974. The HP-65 was brand new, the Sharp PC-1211 wouldn't come out for 6 more years. Maybe she's talking about a regular electronic calculator? (Still fairly expensive at the time) Or maybe she's talking about some pre-electronic computing device, like one of those little slide rules.
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Classic Kevin & Kell in: a new face (June 16-22, 2003)       First appearance: Danielle Kindle. She's Kevin's sister, and a big numbers person (as you can see). She'll be with us for a while.  Why did I put her next to George? No real reason, it was the first place I could make an opening. Also, I must note Holbrook is using the term MacGuffin (not McGuffin) improperly here. A MacGuffin, in literary theory, is an object or person which serves to initiate and/or drive the plot, but the exact nature of which isn't important; the classic example is the Maltese Falcon in, well, The Maltese Falcon -- the story involves the hunt for the Falcon statuette, but it might as well be a bag of diamonds, or a rare stamp, or whatever, it doesn't have to be a statuette. Here, however, the fact that Danielle has critical information on the Rabbit's Revenge group will be of importance: it actually matters what the item they're chasing her for is. Sorry for the aside, but I'm kind of a stickler for these things  Modern Kevin & Kell  This has suddenly reminded me of Beastars, which also involve a world of antropomorphic animals, and a school drama club. It's good, up to a certain point (it tanks in quality towards the end), and I recommend reading / watching it.
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Garfield Heathcliff  Overboard  Monty  For Better or For Worse  Compu-toon  On The Fastrack  Safe Havens  Rae The Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon 
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Moneys on Heathcliff. Garfield ain’t no fighter.
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Without the Garbage Ape in his heart, Garfield can never overcome Heathcliff.
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Surgeon's Tales Well that was convenient.  Nancy  Dustin  Mandrake 
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Tendales posted:"Pocket computer" is a heck of a term for 1974. The HP-65 was brand new, the Sharp PC-1211 wouldn't come out for 6 more years. Maybe she's talking about a regular electronic calculator? (Still fairly expensive at the time) Or maybe she's talking about some pre-electronic computing device, like one of those little slide rules. At an MSRP of $795 in 1974, an HP-65 would be $4400 today. It looks like in 1974 you could get a simple pocket calculator for about $35, which is $195 today. I don't have kids so I could be off by a significant margin but I feel like that would be enough for school supplies for the entire year for a kid in elementary school.
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Crab Dad posted:Moneys on Heathcliff. Garfield ain’t no fighter. Also, Garfield's mostly a cartoon cat. Heathcliff's mostly a feline demigod who controls the reality within his pocket dimension.
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now to be fair, garfield canonically lives in a world entirely of his own making.
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Kennel posted:Nancy Olivia Jaimes can still lift for the Labor Day strips, it seems.
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ever since someone pointed out how often "seriously?" is used in dustin it drives me insane every time i see it
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kidcoelacanth posted:ever since someone pointed out how often "seriously?" is used in dustin it drives me insane every time i see it
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Strontium posted:Take It From the Tinkersons As much as I dislike the Boss' hat, I really enjoy the Tinkersons. Moomin  Said button polishing has of course been censored to keep the strip SFW.
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