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treasureplane posted:Gasoline Alley (October 25, 1923) I realize misunderstanding is the basis of conflict but holy hell you exclusively go by "Mrs. Blossom" in the 1920s. That is not going to be a rare line of inquiry.
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Julet Esqu posted:Luann what is in the 'hot stuff' canister
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Darthemed posted:what
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Endless Mike posted:Hot sauce. TJ just forgot it in there after making their sex dungeon.  http://oglaf.com/heats/ (Yes, it's Oglaf, of course it's NSFW.)
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Darthemed posted:what 
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So s e x finally came up in Luann and it is newlyweds being demure. gently caress you Evans.
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I dunno, if my friend presented me with a sex dungeon, I'd be more than a bit put off, too.
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TJ is being massively creepy with his "You guys are married now, so I know what you do with each other. Let me remind you at every turn" bit. Not only does he probably have cameras in the room but he will probably press his ear against the wall every time they're alone in there.
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Darthemed posted:what Doesn't your room mate give you a can of lube for your girlfriend?
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Darthemed posted:what Superglue. That TJ, what a prankster!
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Tracksuit  I remember this making no sense way back when but now that I know this is the first time the character appears, I'm guessing it's intended to establish his personality. It's All Right Chief Dharma   This one should hopefully be easier to parse.
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Darthemed posted:what
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Darthemed posted:what Some homemade chili.
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Political Ballard Street, or just an accurate portrayal of old people?
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Tiggum posted:For those who haven't been keeping up with Dick Tracy, the current team loves one thing above all else: Referencing old Dick Tracy characters. But second to that is crossovers. When Little Orphan Annie was cancelled mid-story the characters appeared in Dick Tracy to resolve it, and ever since then Annie, Warbucks, etc. have been recurring Dick Tracy characters. The Great Am was originally a Little Orphan Annie character, a mysterious immortal being who may or may not be God. The Spirit is from his own comic. You forget the most important cross-over of all: Funky Winkerbean! In his own strip, Tracy happened to trip up a bank robbery in Cancerview. In Batiuk's strip, Dick Tracy helped point out to the regular characters where some old comic books that had been police evidence were being auctioned.
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gleebster posted:You forget the most important cross-over of all: Funky Winkerbean! In his own strip, Tracy happened to trip up a bank robbery in Cancerview. In Batiuk's strip, Dick Tracy helped point out to the regular characters where some old comic books that had been police evidence were being auctioned. I just realized something: wasn't that before we found out Sam's wife had cancer? The crossover didn't end there! 
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Julet Esqu posted:The Amazing Spider-Man Hugh Jackman didn't know what a wolverine was either. Neither did I when I first read the comic, but I was about 8 at the time.
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Didn't Dick Tracy have an off-panel Popeye appearance as well? F Minus  Mary Worth  Rex Morgan MD  Secret Agent X-9  Apartment 3-G  So I not only confused LuAnn with Tommie, but I was completely wrong and she's not going with him. Oh well.
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WindyMan posted:Sigh. Goddamnit Watterson. Too soon man, too soon. And yes I know the strip is 20 years old.
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And now, the other comics I post! Thanks to a front-loaded work week, I wait to post half my comics until the back end of the week. Thanks to a snowstorm, you get these guys a day early. All of these are soap strips with an overarching plot, so prepare for  Phantom Classic is just like New Phantom, but way older and people tend to like him more. In the current storyline, Diana has been kidnapped by a shady Thugee cult and held for ransom. Phantom is going to rescue her, of course. He infiltrated their secret base by disguising himself as another would-be kidnap victim and getting them to kidnap him instead. Then he went and jumped off the boat they were transporting him in and they're not sure if he's still alive. (He is.)  Also, there is a gorilla involved.  As I mentioned on Sunday, Comics Kingdom runs the weeklies and the Sundays offset from each other by several months, so you may recognize this plotline if you've been reading Sunday Phantom Classic for a while. Radio Patrol is so damned convoluted, and that's the way we like it. Our heroes are Pat The Cop, Infantile Girlfriend (required by 1940's rules to be treated like a toddler at all times), and Pinky The Loathsome (one of those horrible children that appear in media all the time so kids will read/watch who are always horning in and are so smart and good at everything that you just wish they would die or at least be told to shut up). These people don't appear in today's strips. We seem to be wrapping up the current storyline, but it's hard to tell with Radio Patrol. The main bad guy this time is called "The Mind" on account of he's so smart and also he leaves coins with a skull on them at the scene of his crimes. (It was so he could collect on a bet with his co-conspirator, "Sport", which doesn't matter since he murdered that guy anyway.) Now we've gotten to the inevitable point in any Radio Patrol storyline where the bad guy tries to get away and it takes forever and there's lots of running around.   Rip Kirby details the adventures of the titular Rip Kirby, super PI, and his standard-issue English butler, Desmond. The current storyline is pretty new, and involves a belly dancer and pickpocket named Sirene who is being exploited and blackmailed into doing more pickpocketing by some jerk named... uh... I forget. But no matter, it's sure to come up again.   Big Ben Bolt used to be a champion boxer, but now he's retired and has become a reporter. In the current storyline he's hanging out with his pal and former manager, Spider just so we can check back in with the boxing world for a bit. Our heroes are dismayed to find out that a promising young boxer has been contracted by his lazy dad to box for a shady promoter (Mr. Crain) who fixes fights. Dad recently found out the truth about the fixed fights and tried a little touch of ham-fisted extortion on Mr. Crain, but only got his rear end kicked by goons for his trouble.   Also, don't let the young boxer's appearance fool you. Though he appears to be 47, he's actually supposed to be quite young. Whatever the appropriate age to start boxing professionally is. Julet Esqu fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Jan 5, 2017 |
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Johnny Walker posted:Rex Morgan MD I loving called it. Dream of the Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)  And He Did. (November, 1915)  Outbursts of Everett True (April, 1916)  Doings of the Duffs (January, 1918, click for big)  The Gay Thirties (April, 1935, click for big))  They'll Do It Every Time (March, 1940, click for big)   Mopsy (September, 1940)  Tweedy (October, 1956, click for big)  Jaf (1969)  Feiffer (1970, click for big)  Andy Capp (December, 1970, click for big)  Wee Pals (December, 1970, click for big)  Pyton  Richard's Poor Almanac (click for big)  Dick Tracy (October, 2009, click for big) 
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Shugojin posted:Political Ballard Street, or just an accurate portrayal of old people? This is oddly judgmental for Ballard Street. Then of course, the ones being judged aren't from Ballard Street itself, and really, who can you trust from the outside world?!
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gleebster posted:You forget the most important cross-over of all: Funky Winkerbean! In his own strip, Tracy happened to trip up a bank robbery in Cancerview. In Batiuk's strip, Dick Tracy helped point out to the regular characters where some old comic books that had been police evidence were being auctioned. Johnny Walker posted:Didn't Dick Tracy have an off-panel Popeye appearance as well?
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The Classic Dinette Set doesn't care about your 15 minutes. Working Daze is pretty much the same "joke" as yesterday.  Super-Fun-Pak-Comix feels as good as it looks. 
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Adam Ames Daddy's pissed! Ella Cinders  Blackie's thrift! That Rookie From the 13th Squad  Squaddies miffed!
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EasyEW posted:Peanuts: Year Six (October 10-12, 1955) drat
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Adam Ames I see this takes place before childhood vaccines were a big thing.
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Ella Cinders "As welcome as a kleagle in a synagogue" is not a simile one sees a lot of these days.
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EasyEW posted:Peanuts: Year Six (October 10-12, 1955)
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Tiggum posted:Oh yeah. Which also means that Crankshaft is also in the same universe, but offset by ten years while also being set in the present. I kind of want a direct Dick Tracy/Crankshaft crossover now just to add to the confusion of that temporal anomaly.    There was also a Barney Google crossover, and the appearance by Mr. Magoo.    Heathcliff  Piranha Club  Dick Tracy  Judge Parker  9 Chickweed Lane 
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Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse  Viivi & Wagner 
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Selachian posted:"As welcome as a kleagle in a synagogue" is not a simile one sees a lot of these days. 
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Mark Trail Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom  Pooch Café 
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SomeMathGuy posted:The Phantom Obama noooooooooooo
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail awkward
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