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Manuel Calavera posted:Foxtrot we've already seen classics in the thread. A daily from 1988 - 2006, now Sundays only, by artist & author Bill Amend. Follows the life of the Fox family. It's a better nerd comic than Intelligent Life, and better at tech than Compu-Toon by far. Amend seems to actually have some semblance of understanding these things usually. The man semi-retired to play more WoW; his nerd credentials are strong. Plus I think he has a legit physics degree or something like that. All I know is that as a young kid it meant a lot to me that there was a comic where a character liked math and computers as much as I did, so Bill Amend is pretty rad in my book.
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Kids these days and their tango music  e. let's take care of the obvious one. 
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Gil 12/28/14 Piranha Club   Dick Tracy   Judge Parker   9 Chickweed Lane      
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Wahoo Terminal is pretty funny most days. If it was from anyone else, I reckon the thread would give it more of a pass. Flash Gordon Flash Gordon is a long running pulp sci-fi strip that updates on Sundays. It started in 1934, and still feels fresh. I don't tend to post it regularly, only when I feel I need to atone for my views on McEldowney.    
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Aardmania posted:Gil 12/28/14 She has a storage hutch that's exclusively for potatoes?
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Wanamingo posted:She has a storage hutch that's exclusively for potatoes? We had a hutch like that growing up. One bin for onions, one bin for potatoes, a small bin for garlic.
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Wanamingo posted:She has a storage hutch that's exclusively for potatoes? What kind of weirdo upbringing did you have that you've never seen a Tater box before?
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Johnny Aztec posted:What kind of weirdo upbringing did you have that you've never seen a Tater box before? My secret shame 
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Milotic posted:Wahoo Terminal is pretty funny most days. If it was from anyone else, I reckon the thread would give it more of a pass. But I am interested in Flash Gordon, so by all means, continue atoning!
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The Classic Dinette Set struggles with new technologies. Working Daze starts the new year off with some fetish murder.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix has an existential paradox. 
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The Sphinxster posted:gently caress you Piraro. drat, beaten. Moomin  Classic Dilbert  
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Darkest Auer posted:
Wait, where are Moomin's mouths, anyway? Are they under the nose thing?
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Wanamingo posted:Six Chix  Sorry, not sorry.
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Calvin and Hobbes Outland is a Sunday-only strip, done by Berkeley Breathed as a follow-up to Bloom County, which was a follow-up to his collegiate strip The Academia Waltz. Outland ran from 1989 through 1995. Principal characters include Opus, a neurotic penguin; Milquetoast, a neurotic cock-roach; Ronald-Ann, a precocious young girl named for Pres. Reagan; and Bill The Cat, a brain-damaged feline with a history of drugs, rock'n'roll, presidential campaigning, and romantic involvement with a score of unlikely women.  Ripley's 
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 Aardmania posted:Dick Tracy  Indolent Bast posted:Retail  Julet Esqu posted:Newspaper Spider-Man  EasyEW posted:Out Our Way  EasyEW posted:Funny Winkerbean  Julet Esqu posted:Luann  Julet Esqu posted:Radio Patrol + Radio Patrol + Juliet Jones  Julet Esqu posted:Newspaper Spider-Man 
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Kumaton posted:Wait, where are Moomin's mouths, anyway? Are they under the nose thing? 
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Welcome back, you magnificent, magnificent bastard.
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You're a treasure, R Ubbish.
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Milotic posted:Flash Gordon Wow, I haven't followed Flash gordon in ages. When did jim keefe take over? I'm certain someone else was doing it the last time I read it.
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Hiya, buddy, how you been? Glad to have you back. 
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Odonata posted:LEVEL 1: You read the thought bubble and think, “Wow, a dirt old perv.”- Expected. If King Features had any kind of marketing savvy, that mug would be on sale right now. The URL to their store page would be printed right on the comic.
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Evil Mastermind posted:The Classic Dinette Set struggles with new technologies. Appropriately enough, the comic's tiny enough I'm having trouble reading it on my screen. Could you post it in a bigger size? 
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Tunicate posted:Appropriately enough, the comic's tiny enough I'm having trouble reading it on my screen. Could you post it in a bigger size? How did you get the bigger one? GoComics doesn't let me do that for the old ones.
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Don't you know, that no non-professional grade set of walkie talkies work at anywhere near their advertised range? This includes ones for adults, not just the super lovely kids toy versions. Monty   Mike du Jour   Scary Gary   Intelligent Life   Retail  
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Indolent Bastard posted:Intelligent Life UN resolutions promise big things, but are nonbinding and do not need to be followed. An International Relations Comic. Six Chix  Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Pluggers  Inspector Danger  That poor bartender. Deep Dark Fears 
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Wanamingo posted:
And now, so do I.
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Wanamingo posted:Deep Dark Fears ^^  ^^
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Bloom County 2015 Skippy (November 5, 1928)  Peanuts (January 2, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft  Rip Haywire  Out Our Way (July 13-14, 1928)   Thimble Theater (July 23, 1929) 
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Wanamingo posted:Inspector Danger Wait, his cousin calls him uncle? Is this one of those "I'm My Own Grandpa" things?
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Buni  Rhymes with Orange   And since I rather liked it when it was posted here... Pros and Cons    
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail Between this lumpy guy and Amphibious Action Fivehead Ken, it's looking like James Allen has been putting real people in the strip so they can fulfill their lifelong dream of hanging out with a muscly outdoorsman cartoon character. Whether he's just drawing his fat dad buddies for laughs or earning some cash on the side from internet perverts remains to be seen. Selachian posted:Pros and Cons Hooray 
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:Between this lumpy guy and Amphibious Action Fivehead Ken, it's looking like James Allen has been putting real people in the strip so they can fulfill their lifelong dream of hanging out with a muscly outdoorsman cartoon character. Whether he's just drawing his fat dad buddies for laughs or earning some cash on the side from internet perverts remains to be seen. I think it's fat dad buddies and that fact makes me really happy for some reason
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King Aroo features the adventures of the diminutive King Aroo, monarch of Myopia, and his loyal servant Yupyop. The strip ran from late 1950 until 1965. King Aroo (December 9 & 11, 1950)   Barnaby features the titular Barnaby and his Fairy Godfather, a cigar-smoking Irishman named O'Malley. Created by Crockett Johnson of Harold and the Purple Crayon fame, this strip ran daily in the leftist paper PM between 1942 and 1952. Barnaby (May 16 & 18, 1942)   An evolution of Ernie Bushmiller's earlier strip, Fritzi Ritz, Nancy centers around the misadventures of the titular character and her roughneck beau Sluggo. Nancy (January 25, 1943) 
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dismas posted:I think it's fat dad buddies and that fact makes me really happy for some reason I keep thinking back to doughy-looking Ken taking off his shirt to reveal Hulk muscles and clobbering the bejeezus out of some armed bad guys and now I agree with you on both counts.
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Captain Novolin posted:changes to scripts are normal, except when they are about Lisa, then they are bad, and show that the studio does not understand My Vision Isn't the movie about Starbuck Jones?
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I don't get it. What was the original strip? Selachian posted:
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