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Vargo posted:I know we get all excited (rightfully so) when one of our thread favs gets called up to the big leagues but I really can't see Olive turning this into something palatable, or even understandable, to the general newspaper-reading audience. You're correct, but this is (sadly) the exact kind of joke that'd go over with my pals so maybe gently caress the general newspaper-reading audience.
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Vater und Sohn: The bank robber (17/1936)
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Murdstone posted:Mark Trail Salamanders are not reptiles. They are amphibians. What else has Mark been lying to us about...
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Powered Descent posted:FoxTrot Fun fact: nutmeg in very large quantities is a mild hallucinogen.
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F Minus does so much with so little.  My Lovely Horse posted:Vater und Sohn: The bank robber (17/1936) I love this one so much. The joke is great and the body language on Vater sells it so well. He is absolutely livid that a grown man would knock down his son and is going to slap box a great deal of respect into him!
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Annnnnd let's just square our shoulders and barrel through these... Sally Forth      Pearls Before Swine     Skippy (April 2-3, 1934)   Peanuts (December 12-15, 1974)     Funky Winkerbean takes the predictable route with both its critics and modern economic realities.     Crankshaft     Mutt and Jeff     In case you were wondering why Breezy has been acting out of character lately, Rip Haywire has you covered. Or is covering its own rear end. Pick one.    Thimble Theater (July 11-13, 1938)    And now, what I'm hoping is starting to pass as a holiday tradition: Out Our Way At Christmas (December 20, 23, 25-26, 1922)     Life (With The Dawning Realization That Maybe There's A Reason Skippy Stopped Being In The Magazine Every Week): So. You might have noticed that Skippy's appearances in the magazine that gave birth to him in 1923 have been tapering off over the recent months. I did too, and like a dingbat I'd forgotten that I'd been posting the answer for years, because June 22, 1925 was when Skippy launched as a daily comic strip, and while Skippy as a gag a day vehicle has overlapped a bit with the full page illustrated version with better reproduction, it's obviously a situation that couldn't last forever. Percy Crosby still shows up in Life and a lot of the other weeklies, but when it comes to zooming in on a particular character, maybe it's time to start calling this feature something else. (December 10, 1925)  Meanwhile, we get a Don Herold cover that I'm very fond of.  Al Frueh:  Alice Harvey:  T.S. Sullivant:  Just to show you there are a lot of roads to follow with our without Skippy, here's Jack Farr, a frequent contributor I never quite got around to.  Harrison Cady:  And now, the conclusion of Swee'Pea's Mother: Taking The Baby Home (November 28 (reformatted for comic books) and December 5, 1937)  
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EasyEW posted:Al Frueh: This is great
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Uramachi Sakaba: Psychotic Break Comix  Chako    And that is all there is of Chako, sad to say! (At least, it's all there is that Q-Rais archived and tagged nicely on his not-optimised-for-comics website - I know there are earlier strips that another poster was sharing.) Despite having said it was his favorite comic to draw, he cut it off pretty unceremoniously at the end of 2019 because the print collections just weren't selling nearly as well as the fat cat or sad bear comics. Which, not surprising, but still sad. It's not the end of Q-Rais, though! I'll start tomorrow with ChaCha Chako, the narrative spin-off that ran alongside Chako for the last year and a half of its run.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Vater und Sohn: The bank robber (17/1936) Awwww 
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Slammy posted:So It Seems March 6, 1952 Does anyone know what distinction is being made between a bebop fan and a music enjoyer? I'm not even certain on the joke being made by how they view the DJ.
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Jucika "436 - Jucika's Dress Thus Became A Trend" "437 - Jucika's Net Swimsuit" NSFW Nudity 
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Mr. Squishy posted:Does anyone know what distinction is being made between a bebop fan and a music enjoyer? I'm not even certain on the joke being made by how they view the DJ. The bebop fan wishes they were the dj handling the sweet vinyls and informing everyone in detail what they are about to listen to.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Does anyone know what distinction is being made between a bebop fan and a music enjoyer? I'm not even certain on the joke being made by how they view the DJ.
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Ghostlight posted:The bebop fan thinks the DJ is a cool sophisticated man, while the people who appreciate real music white music think he must be plugging his ears to play this trash. That makes a lot more sense.
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Giant Ethicist posted:Uramachi Sakaba: Psychotic Break Comix quote:Chako I suppose rubbing rabbit riding
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rannum posted:Well that's horrifying Really hope someone goes and checks up on Mr. Kasai.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Vater und Sohn: The bank robber (17/1936) drat, Vater with the full open palm strike. Technowolf posted:Really hope someone goes and checks up on Mr. Kasai. What are you talking about? Mr. Kasai is right…here?
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dismas posted:The powerful Katrinka is the only woman for me Hey, baby 😘
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Baituk really thinks he’s impressing people by arguing against straw men huh.
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Crabgrass  Support Tauhid's Patreon here. Old School Peanuts (Mar 29-30, 1953)   Calvin and Hobbes (Jun 22-25, 1990)     No Blind Alley today
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Slammy posted:And He Did! December 27, 1918 But now, wow! When I cumb down a chimney, it's "indecent exposure"!
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Murdstone posted:The Phantom 
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Tiggum posted:So... why are you stopping? Heloise recognizes them as members of a tribe that doesn't have regular/any contact with the modern world, and is concerned that they're lost and vulnerable.
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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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My Lovely Horse posted:Vater und Sohn: The bank robber (17/1936) This is what I hear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JejgIiNQAxM
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Rhymes with Orange Get Sluggy 12/12/01  Brenda Starr 10/12/47  So that's where we end up, with Timber (disguised as Basil) carrying off what's obviously Daphne (disguised as Brenda). Smokey Stover 1/7/45 
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riderchop posted:On The Fastrack I have a better idea for a theme. France, in the year 1794. Classic Kevin & Kell in: Merry Christmas! (December 20-26, 2004)        Modern Kevin & Kell   So that's it? I guess we won't see the aftermath of Miranda the rabbit being outed as dating (and now being engaged to) Edgar the lion? As I remember, the whole reason Edgar was dressing up as a mouse was because it was bad PR for her university, since she's a sports star. That was completely forgotten, apparently?
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Pastry of the Year posted:Garfield Classic (March 1, 1990) tbh, I've always found Arlene's pink color and huge red lips to be extremely unpleasant visually, while Garf is quite nice and teddy bearish.
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Kennel posted:tbh, I've always found Arlene's pink color and huge red lips to be extremely unpleasant visually, while Garf is quite nice and teddy bearish. If she weren't pink with huge lips how would you know she is a girl?! Vintage Valiant (Sep. 26, 1948)   
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