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Ghostlight posted:Qrais https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftm1hiXgYsA
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Mercury Hat posted:I think it's been posted about before, but this storyline was used as the basis for a very sweet zine by artist Liz Yerby. Shame she left off the back cover on that post.  Sally Forth  Pearls Before Swine  Peanuts (November 24, 1974)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Mutt and Jeff  Life (With (The Recurring Absence Of) Skippy), so instead, here's Frank Hanley and Milt Gross. (November 19, 1925)   Swee'Pea's Mother: Taking The Baby Home (October 17 and 24, 1937; edited for comic-bookability.)  
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Selachian posted:Rhymes with Orange Geppetto hosed a tree
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Jucika "394 - Jucika's Sunday Subsidiary" "Strand = Beach, Megtelt = Full, Maszek = Self-employed, Kabinos = Cabin Attendant" "395 - Jucika Is Going To Lake Balaton"  "Árvízkárok Újjáépítéséhez = (roughly) Repairs For Flood Damage"
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Darthemed posted:Man, I miss StumbleUpon. What a weird reference to choose that ended up totally dating this strip. Makes sense for a comic, though, I found a lot of comics that way. I found a lot of good poo poo with StumbleUpon. Nothing has ever really replaced it imho.
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And He Did! December 11, 1918  Outbursts of Everett True January 4, 1919  Gay and Her Gang January 6, 1930  Oaky Doaks June 6, 1936  Mopsy August 14, 1937  Up Front September 18, 1944  Dark Laughter November 5, 1949  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_J._Davis_Jr. Those Were the Days June 6, 1957  Wee Pals February 26, 1966  Dogbert September 1, 1966 
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Slammy posted:Dogbert September 1, 1966 Yikes. 
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Powered Descent posted:Yikes. Geiger counters were a fad in early 60's, both from worry about the bombs and uranium mine get rich quick schemes.
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Slammy posted:Dark Laughter November 5, 1949 I keep forgetting this comic was all in on the Red Scare poo poo. I guess that's just how things were back then but still.
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Daddy Daze Take It From the Tinkersons  Macanudo  Dark Side of the Horse 
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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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Axa   What a weird loving story. Kick-rear end setting though.
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Slammy posted:Outbursts of Everett True January 4, 1919
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catlord posted:Axa Axa is one of those comics in which I really love the art, but the stories are super strange and the characters are all completely insufferable assholes. (Except Mark. Mark is cool.) Classic Kevin & Kell in: Lindesfarne starts a blog (August 9-15, 2004)        Hey remember blogs? I remember them. For those who are too young, the term was derived from "web logs," and they were literally online diaries, in which people just wrote whatever, from personal thoughts to other, more specialised stuff. Some became famous and launched their owners' careers, while most went nowhere. It was a weird thing we got in the mid-aughts. Once social media started getting popular, though, blogs quickly disappeared, replaced by Facebook and especially Twitter. They survive in some form as Tumblrs, but they're not quite the same. Also, regarding the last strip: Holbrook's heart is in the right place. (Also gently caress fundies.) Modern Kevin & Kell 
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Twelve by Pies posted:I keep forgetting this comic was all in on the Red Scare poo poo. I guess that's just how things were back then but still. Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but I thought it was supposed to be CRITICAL of the red scare movement.
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Mikl posted:Hey remember blogs? I remember them. For those who are too young, the term was derived from "web logs," and they were literally online diaries, in which people just wrote whatever, from personal thoughts to other, more specialised stuff. Some became famous and launched their owners' careers, while most went nowhere. It was a weird thing we got in the mid-aughts. Once social media started getting popular, though, blogs quickly disappeared, replaced by Facebook and especially Twitter. They survive in some form as Tumblrs, but they're not quite the same. I still run into them, typically they are food related. I miss the internet before big social media ruined it.
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Samovar posted:Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but I thought it was supposed to be CRITICAL of the red scare movement. Huh, I think I'm the one reading it wrong actually, I just know that Bootsie is rarely portrayed in a positive light: he's constantly bragging, getting into violent fights, straight up lying, ripping people off, etc. So it feels like this comic is saying "That Bootsie, doesn't he know commies are bad? He's just saying it because he doesn't understand how bad commies are, if he had a daughter I bet he wouldn't let her date a commie because deep down he knows it too!" I was also thinking of this one, which I apparently misremembered: Slammy posted:Dark Laughter January 17, 1948 Because the things that guy is saying are just flat out ridiculous at a glance, we're pretty clearly supposed to think this guy is an idiot, and of course communists aren't as bad as lynch mobs. Also I looked it up and the creator, Ollie Harrington, actually moved to East Germany and lived in Berlin for the last 30 years of his life, probably not the sort of thing someone who's into Red Scare stuff would do. So yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm the one who misunderstood the cartoon!
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I have been very busy with a teeny-tiny baby kitty so I haven't really been at the computer to gather and post comics - let's catch up with Arlo and Janis:  
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riderchop posted:For Better or For Worse Candance was ahead of her time.
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riderchop posted:Safe Havens Well if the clouds are alive and thrive in the current conditions, then they're not making Venus unlivable for themselves. Also there's no reason to assume they control the current condition of the planet they live on. riderchop posted:Rae The Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon  Vintage Valiant (May 23, 1948)   
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Twelve by Pies posted:Huh, I think I'm the one reading it wrong actually, I just know that Bootsie is rarely portrayed in a positive light: he's constantly bragging, getting into violent fights, straight up lying, ripping people off, etc. So it feels like this comic is saying "That Bootsie, doesn't he know commies are bad? He's just saying it because he doesn't understand how bad commies are, if he had a daughter I bet he wouldn't let her date a commie because deep down he knows it too!" Yeah, I think you are misreading it, but that’s because the joke is very American and of a certain time period, either of which you may not be connecting with. The joke underneath I think you’re missing is that “yes, but would you let your daughter marry one??????” was an common response to anti-racism in the U.S. in the 20th century. Im pretty sure the fact that in the cartoon a black person has internalized that and is using it as an anti-communist argument is supposed to be weary irony. Also, Bootsie is often a terrible person in the strip, but his enthusiasm and efforts to support civil rights are often shown in a very positive (though occasionally humorously violent) light, so it doesn’t surprise me that Harrington gave Bootsie the kind of politics Harrington approves of.
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Breaking Cat News Phoebe and Her Unicorn  Wallace the Brave  Curtis 
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In today's Blueberry: Well, that went South as quickly as possible, or Groin-to-neck style, how'd you like it?, or Blueberry does not consent to this rope-play  
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Slammy posted:Oaky Doaks June 6, 1936 "Oaky, come quick! Something Awful has happened! Do you have stairs in your house?"
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Murdstone posted:Apartment 3-G *rolls out of bed with perfect hair* Oh, I look HIDEOUS
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The really weird thing about Wilbur and Pierre is that we've never been shown it. Pierre seems to look at him with the same cute face he does everything. Also he's a newly homed dog, give it more than two days. I thought my current affectionate angel pupper was a bit weird for at least the first week.
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