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And He Did! September 17, 1918  Outbursts of Everett True October 24, 1918  Gay and Her Gang October 23, 1929  Oaky Doaks March 25, 1936  Mopsy May 26, 1937  Up Front July 6, 1944  Dark Laughter August 7, 1948  Those Were the Days February 23, 1956  Wee Pals December 14, 1965  Dogbert May 10, 1966 
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Selachian posted:
I know I say it a lot, but I love how sweet this strip is. Satchel’s wavery speech bubble conveys his upset so well. Also oof, the date on this one...it’ll be really interesting to see how various strips handle this, then and now. Classic Zits  Chad 2.0 Sylvia  Cleaning products have improved since the ‘80s 100 Demons: Scent   
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Vater und Sohn: The eerie neighbour (1935/34) Forgot to translate, but he just calls for "Help!"
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IT'S TIME AGAIN, MOTHERFUCKERS  I will never not be amazed and embarassed by that Todd the Dinosaur strip. It is a stunner. Breaking Cat News  Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis  lol, gently caress you Billingsley. Vargo fucked around with this message at 17:34 on Sep 11, 2021 |
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Mar. 16, 1947) Iceland would at the time have been forested actually. Icelands deforestation was a result of human activity. Ofcourse it's possible they landed at an area without forest since not the whole thing was forested.
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That's still in Korean.
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Considering the level of competency involved with Sally's coworkers I am guessing she not only kept getting paid she somehow kept getting paid twice over. It's also possible that the company hasn't been fully over since the holidays, just that the start date for back in the office was actually the final end date and the decision to end the company came back then.
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Vargo posted:I will never not be amazed and embarassed by that Todd the Dinosaur strip. It is a stunner.  I think because it's a lesser-known strip and it's goofy style adds to it seeming like a parody, but then you realize it's genuine. I just think it's perfect. F Minus  Mark Trail  Mary Worth  "Hmmm....he's right! Cats are terrible!" The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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MiniSec Ecocide Museum 2008 gives us more reality TV "hilarity"! (January 21-25)      2011 gives us an artist who's never seen Wally Wood's 22 panels. (February 21-25)     
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Haifisch posted:The Lockhorns and then they hosed like wild lions
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Bibliotechno Music posted:Classic Zits I like that you can tell exactly who Jeremy is watching on TV in that middle strip. It's not some generic rock dude, but an actual person. Not all comics artists would bother with that detail. Now I have November Rain in my head, which is not a bad thing. Kennel posted:Dustin What a great bartender. I bet he gets lots of tips. 
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Haifisch posted:The Lockhorns It seems somehow appropriate that the Lockhorns' anniversary is September 11.
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Powered Descent posted:It seems somehow appropriate that the Lockhorns' anniversary is September 11. Listen here, bud - the Lockhorns deserved 9/11!
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Powered Descent posted:It seems somehow appropriate that the Lockhorns' anniversary is September 11. lol I forgot 
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Powered Descent posted:It seems somehow appropriate that the Lockhorns' anniversary is September 11.
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Man... reading 2008 crash era Retail is giving me PTSD. Crabgrass   Support Tauhid's Patreon here. Old School Peanuts (Dec 28-29, 1952)   Calvin and Hobbes (Dec 20-23, 1989)     Blind Alley   https://kumerish.com/blind-alley readingatwork fucked around with this message at 02:03 on Sep 12, 2021 |
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 I don't think this was the original text.
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Schwarzwald posted:
It is, are you getting it confused with this one? 
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Calvin's dad not wanting to read Hamster Huey anymore is a recurring gag in the strip
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Jucika "252 - Jucika And The Car Key"  I love the ones where Jucika gets the tables turned so much. The pride that man has."253 - Jucika's Name Day"  "Name day is a tradition similar to a birthday in some countries in Europe/Latin America/Roman Catholic/Eastern Orthodox, celebrating a day of the year associated with one's given name. távirat = telegram hapci! = achoo jo egészéget névnapjára = good health for name day"
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The reaction to "Dopey Dad" has been making me laugh for 30 years at this point
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Another light payload on a Saturday night... Sally Forth  Pearls Before Swine  Peanuts (September 14, 1974)  The Continuing Adventures of Not-Stan Lee and Not-Jack Kirby  Crankshaft  Mutt and Jeff  Rip Haywire  Thimble Theater (April 13, 1938)  Out Our Way (May 6-8, 1937)    Dok's "Fourteen Reels Is Pretty drat Long for 1913" Duck (October 8, 1913)  And yes, the fairground angle ties in with something else that was on the front page that day.  It's a coincidence that my lovely posting schedule made today's Little Lefty strips (especially the first one) land on a date that the calendar calls "Patriot Day" now, and any evidence to the contrary is strictly circumstantial. (April 29-May 1, 1935)    Anyway, let's round that out with a little poetry. 
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Johnny Walker posted:The strip premiered on September 9, but I say we all just agree that they were married on 9/11. [url posted:https://www.newsday.com/lifestyle/retirement/bunny-hoest-give-lockhorns-archive-to-adelphi-1.26273694[/url]]Every year, fans of Leroy and Loretta Lockhorn, characters in the single-panel comic, watch the cartoon couple celebrate their anniversary on Sept. 13.
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EasyEW posted:Another light payload on a Saturday night... See, it's stuff like this where while I think it might just be "we will be closing our doors later on, but normal until then", but also the company did dissolve months ago and they just kept paying her some how.
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In anycase its the most realistic pandemic related stuff in comics by a mile, compared to LOOK A SMALL CHILD or Thank god the pandemic's over.
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Synthbuttrange posted:In anycase its the most realistic pandemic related stuff in comics by a mile, compared to LOOK A SMALL CHILD or Thank god the pandemic's over. I think in general Sally Forth's handled it the absolute best. It's been a recurring beat, it had a direct effect on all its characters (even secondary, like how Nona basically stopped appearing beyond occasional check ins because she just couldn't hang out with them), it really gets across the consistent stressors and changes from quarantine and how even post-vaccination it's still all hosed. Like it's such a low hurtle to leap, I realize. Nancy's about the only one I'd put in its sphere and that one obviously took a more lighthearted approach and has softly jsut decided to be "its done now" without lingering on it (which, honestly, fair enough not every strip needs to constantly be 1:1 with everything). Everyone else ranges from a low "hrrrrrgghhhhh" to "gently caress YOU". But it's nice SF stuck with it this entire time in the way they did.
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Who’s dealt with it the absolute worst, not counting just pretend it didn’t happen?
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Synthbuttrange posted:Who’s dealt with it the absolute worst, not counting just pretend it didn’t happen? Funky 100%. “Gee didn’t having to wear masks suck, glad it’s all over now”
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The way his backlog works made it look like he didnt give a poo poo and then did basically a yearlong timeskip, then showed flashbacks about how hard life was under quarantine and there were two interminable small businesses closing down or downsizing storylines. Anyway! Comics! Garfield  Heathcliff  Overboard  Monty  For Better or For Worse  Compu-toon  On The Fastrack  No Safe Havens on Sundays! No Rae the Doe on weekends!
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