Slammy posted:

Pyton

Manuel Calavera posted:

Foob

Johnny Aztec posted:

Well, she sorta toured PoW camps and said " Everything is A-Okay and those guys claiming they got tortured by the North Viet are liars and pawns."

Like, the enemy would show you the bad places when you're being used for propaganda.

Slammy posted:

They'll Do It Every Time (April, 1940, click for big)

Vargo posted:

By the way, if you wanna ever say "Hi" to Will Henry, he tells you in his "Meet the Artist" page exactly where to find him:



Full thing here: http://www.gocomics.com/news/between-the-panels/647/will-henry-ordinary-bill-wallace-the-brave

Haifisch posted:

But then how is he supposed to die of cancer?

Julet Esqu posted:

Why don't they look?

Vargo posted:

random Wallace the Brave

Julet Esqu posted:

It looks like that one dog in those cartoons in the 90's. This would be such a better observation if I remembered what that dog was called.

Cricken_Nigfops posted:

anyone else hearing Krankor's laugh, or just me? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LNS_Y90iLo

ChickenOfTomorrow posted:

Johnny Walker posted:

Secret Agent X-9



OK the other day he was pointing at Arizona.

Well, new story anyways.

Slammy posted:

Dick Tracy (February, 2006, click for big)

Aleph Null posted:

What was it originally?

Julet Esqu posted:

Well, we don't know for sure that he's ungayed at least partially because he's not confirmed gay in the first place. They just think he is because he's so good at fashion and the organization of weddings.

But there was a story arc where a gay man slept with a ballerina because he fell in love with "her art." Then he found out she was a virgin and was honorbound to propose. They didn't get married and the dude went back to being gay. You can tell he's gay because he's so good at fashion and the organization of weddings.

Captain_Maclaine posted:

It may surprise you to learn this, but Brooke is a creepy weirdo with only the vaguest understanding of how actual living humans interact with one another in literally any way at all.

Evil Mastermind posted:

The Classic Dinette Set wheels and deals for wheels.

Aardmania posted:

9 Chickweed Lane

Who would have thought that kissing the priest would have gotten Xiulan so worked up?

Darthemed posted:

Ripley's

Slammy posted:

This is not the comic you're looking for.

Feiffer (1973, click for big)

Selachian posted:

I hadn't heard of cruise ships going to Haiti before, so I looked it up and it's a rather interesting story -- the Royal Caribbean cruise line bought the port of Labadee from the Duvaliers and fenced it off from the rest of the country. They don't pay rent, and most employees there aren't even Haitians. (RC actually used to try to avoid using the word "Haiti" when referring to the place, calling it "Hispaniola" instead.) There have been cases where cruise ships have been blocked from entering Labadee by protesting Haitians in small boats.

Odds of Mary Worth going into any of this: 0.

Tiggum posted:

What's a leftover crayon? Left over from what?

goatface posted:

Someone a few years back. The fact it persists is a sign of how accurate it is.

Kazinsal posted:

...dare I ask what that was?

Good Listener posted:

Ok see, I was totally unaware of that. For some reason I thought he was just drawing his chars and emulating old comic artists' styles, not actually getting said old artists to do it. I recede my comments then cuz that's actually pretty cool.

Evil Mastermind posted:

The gays just need to have sex with the Right Person in order to be un-gayed.

Kennel posted:

Dustin

Evil Mastermind posted:

Shut up!

"Should we hire an actual professional inventory audit service?"
"Nah, just give the employees a huge-rear end printout, a hand scanner, and have them stay until 2 in the goddamn morning."

God working retail sucked.

Daduzi posted:

So this is a thing:

Ein cooler Typ posted:

I'm actually too poor to go to Costco and I got called out trying to pretend to be upper class

I have seen the guys at Sam's Club selling knives and stuff

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

Evil Mastermind posted:

Ah, that brings me back. In a bad way. God I hated those training materials/corporate pushes to engage with customers as much as possible. I remember one about using conversational lead-ins like "so I heard it was gonna rain today" or "I'm going on vacation soon, got any recommendations on where to go" to begin your customer interactions.

Tiggum posted:

I guess I'm not familiar with this kind of life insurance. I had life insurance by default with my super and there was no way to somehow convert it into cash. The money I paid for it just went to the insurance company, and they'd pay a certain amount if I died or suffered severe illness or injury. When I cancelled it I just stopped paying and they gave me nothing. This kind seems more like a savings account or investment?

Darthemed posted:

Ripley's

Johnny Walker posted:

The Phantom



Bold?!? You want bold?!?! Cowboy Diana's Own Original Red-Hot Ri-co-chet Barbecue Sauce!

Mercury Hat posted:

They redesigned him with an in universe makeover. Not sure why the artist did it, though.

Green Intern posted:

The latest Luann: it blows.

Manuel Calavera posted:

Foob

Ghostlight posted:

I'm in my thirties, have a job, own my own home, and I do this because gently caress you jamming it in the microwave doesn't somehow dignify tinned cream of mushroom goop.