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howe_sam posted:Gazpacho and Revenge, get it, they're both best served cold Souper.
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Daddy Daze Take It From The Tinkersons  Macanudo  Dark Side Of The Horse  Legend of Bill (first published in 2010)   
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Heathcliff Compu-toon  Garfield  Overboard  Monty  For Better or For Worse  Classic Arlo and Janis (March 07, 2002)  On The Fastrack  Safe Havens  Zippy The Pinhead  Rae The Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon 
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Haifisch posted:Mexikid Stories I haven't commented on it because frankly I agree with everyone else, but I absolutely love this one. "Her design choices, although lovely, were confusing." is just a loving great line, although "all the world wanted to protect the baby Jesus." "By sweeping for mines?" is gold too.
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Nativity scene gags are always great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8tSq-fNNyk
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Haifisch posted:Mexikid Stories I am dying, here. I'm dying.
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Haifisch posted:Mexikid Stories Giant baby Jesus is trying to horn in on WAR baby's adorable turf. Vintage Valiant (Aug. 27, 1961)  Courteous and kind, that's Val alright!
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Rhymes with Orange Get Fuzzy 2/7/04  Brenda Starr 8/4-6/52    Lamolot, the lamer version of Camelot. Smokey Stover 8/30/59  Everyday Movies 3/23/37  "Say, Gladys, how do you spell 'secretary'? I don't want to put down 'hatcheck girl' where it says 'occupation.'"" Invisible Scarlet O'Neil 2/1-3/43    Closer Than We Think! 8/30/59 
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Mutts Sally Forth  Skippy (January 22, 1936)  Peanuts (February 10, 1977)  Cranky Shafterbean  What could've changed in the market between 1965 and 2023? There has to be a direct answer to explain these things. Rip Haywire  Li'l Abner (October 17-19, 1935)   Thimble Theater (September 12, 1940)  Olive & Popeye  Out Our Way (December 13-15, 1943)    1943 BONUS! A full page ad from the alcohol industry to let you know that no, we are not running a wartime supply-and-demand scam on you. Your neighbor who says he knows a guy who knows the full story is full of poo poo. 
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Selachian posted:Smokey Stover 8/30/59 
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EasyEW posted:Olive & Popeye You stalked the guy for months but didn't kidnap him but you kidnapped Snozzle? This guy has amazingly specific and restricted resources and power. And that's not a dramatic twist. That's an expected twist. An absurdly stupid one if you could've popped the bubble at any time with what you hand on hand. Also the dramatic twist that was being set up was Joe and Poopdeck showing up to save the day! Argh! Man, this just sucks. Why are they even there? Why waste time on their milquetoast joke strips? Why waste time on a villain monologue? My man has been at the Popeye factory for a year and can't figure out how to set stakes better than the cartoons with "Bluto kidnapped Olive."
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THORN, November 16-23, 1983  Well that sounds bad.
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riderchop posted:For Better or For Worse
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Once Again, State And Corporate-Backed Murder        Kevin and Kell 
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Frank and Ernest (1/5/1996)  (1/6/1996)  Ziggy  (8/27/1971) 
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My Lovely Horse posted:If only this was a well documented basic issue in journalism that somebody at this college could advise Michael on much better than a random co-student could even if that co-student wasn't phrenology guy. And getting into the student paper is not going to make or break this kid's career, especially when he's a freshman and will presumably have other opportunities later in college. We also know that his friend is in the wrong because he wears sunglasses and gives off a vibe other than suburban mundanity.
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EasyEW posted:Cranky Shafterbean Nuance? In my
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Endless Mike posted:THORN, November 16-23, 1983 In these three strips, Gran'ma Ben gets some kind of feelin'. Unclear how gitchy it is or whether it suggests something bad.
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Bizarro The Family Circus  Insert Foundation TV show joke here. Slylock Fox  Flash Gordon 
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Selachian posted:Invisible Scarlet O'Neil 2/1-3/43 Try to imagine what that would look like. Especially Scarlett darting her hand in to set the roulette ball down in a specific bracket.
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Scarlet working on sending a lot of these guys home to their wives with broken legs and arms.
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Selachian posted:Closer Than We Think! 8/30/59 Having the crew and passengers sit in a gondola that's held up by three small metal poles seems extremely, incredibly dangerous and poorly thought out. Feels like that thing would lead to a mass casualty the first time anyone tried to do something like cross the Atlantic or sail in rough seas. And I say "rough seas" because famously the only thing submarines have over surface vessels (aside from stealthiness) is that rough seas don't hit them as hard -- provided they're deep enough.
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Cul de Sac FoxTrot Classix  I've always taken issue with this comedic device. I'm not morning person myself, but "person is incapable of functioning after getting out of bed" has always been too broad and goofy for me...without the compounding factor of "This person has a severe hangover." Rose is Rose 
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Having the crew and passengers sit in a gondola that's held up by three small metal poles seems extremely, incredibly dangerous and poorly thought out. Feels like that thing would lead to a mass casualty the first time anyone tried to do something like cross the Atlantic or sail in rough seas. And I say "rough seas" because famously the only thing submarines have over surface vessels (aside from stealthiness) is that rough seas don't hit them as hard -- provided they're deep enough.
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Endless Mike posted:Yeah, I'm not sure what this solves. It's not like being just below the surface really solves the issue of heavy seas. Seems like loading cargo would be way more difficult There is such a thing as a semi-submersible cargo vessel today, but it's completely different than the design here -- it temporarily submerges its deck to load cargo that's too heavy to be loaded normally. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DikEDcM7eIs
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Endless Mike posted:THORN, November 16-23, 1983 So does Smiley just not exist in this version or something? I believe we're well past the point in the story where he should have been reintroduced (though this comic also doesn't include the intro showing how the Bones got separated in the first place and just cuts straight to Fone meeting Thorn)
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Selachian posted:The Virtue of Vera Valiant 1/16/77 Absurd though it is, it genuinely makes me happy to see Vera having a good time. Forum accident posted:Frank and Ernest Frank and Ernest seems to be one of those comics that's just some prick going through a pile of old joke books and illustrating them one by one.
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Poil posted:Wouldn't it require deeper harbors and seaports as well? It's OK, give Frank Sobotka another term as the union chair and he'll get those sons of bitches to dredge the canals and harbors.
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Larryb posted:So does Smiley just not exist in this version or something? I believe we're well past the point in the story where he should have been reintroduced (though this comic also doesn't include the intro showing how the Bones got separated in the first place and just cuts straight to Fone meeting Thorn)
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What even is the government structure in Hellworld? Is there an America? Who passed the law to maim all the geese? Why didn't this cause the geese to go into armed revolt? So many questions
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OneMoreTime posted:What even is the government structure in Hellworld? Is there an America? Literally 100% identical to our world in every way down to historical figures and events, except everyone is an animal. Yes there's an America, and your history books apply 100% to the hellworld's American history to the day.
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Hwurmp posted:never tell me if Holbrook has a Hitler Nah it's fine, everything went back to status quo on Saturday's comic.
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Literally 100% identical to our world in every way down to historical figures and events, except everyone is an animal.
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Hostile V posted:Also sometimes the President is a herbivore and just gets killed and eaten. what I presume there was no punishment or comment for the predator besides a very on-the-nose metaphor about politics
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