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Old ones, new ones, American ones, Finnish ones, good, bad, or incomprehensible, this is the thread for them. As long as it ran in a newspaper it goes here. Anything on Comics Kingdom or GoComics is fair game, but if you really want to drive the thread wild, scan some classics you've got lying around. Don't worry about who normally posts it or whether anyone wants to see it, if it's a newspaper comic you can post it

Elysiume posted:

Option #1: Run this javascript from the console of your browser, usually opened with F12:

code:

$(".item-comic-link-disabled").removeClass("item-comic-link-disabled");

Option #2: Add a bookmark with this as the URL/URI, click it to run the above javascript on whatever page you're on:

code:

javascript:( function() { $(".item-comic-link-disabled").removeClass("item-comic-link-disabled"); } )();

Option #3: Add this CSS profile with Stylish to override the CSS they use to block right clicks, this one will work automatically whenever you open a page:

code:

.item-comic-link-disabled {
    pointer-events: auto !important;
    cursor: default !important;
}

Option #4: Use Greasemonkey or something to run the above javascript automatically but I don't have that installed right now so it doesn't get an example

Selachian posted:

"As welcome as a kleagle in a synagogue" is not a simile one sees a lot of these days.

Vargo posted:

Wallace The Brave

Some Guy TT posted:

It's All Right Chief Dharma

Kennel posted:

Those should go to the OP.

WickedHate posted:

What was Trump in 1916??? Like I want the actual context here. That's crazy and hilarious.

painynumbs posted:

Piraro is one of the worst working cartoonists. By far. Guy can't land one single loving joke and is also outright offensive at times to boot.

SomeMathGuy posted:

The Phantom

Slammy posted:

Feiffer (1971, click for big)

BigDave posted:

Whoa, where'd this come from?

Darthemed posted:

Mountaineer posted:

Transmodiar posted:

Modesty Blaise

Kennel posted:

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

Savidudeosoo posted:

Darthemed posted:

Slammy posted:

And He Did. (April, 1916)

Some Guy TT posted:

And that's it for this episode of Inspector Doma. Was the format difficult at all? This was originally published in two parts, not eight, so I'm curious whether the slower pace made it more or less difficult/engaging to read. There's more stories but I was planning on getting back to Mother From Another Country next week.

Transmodiar posted:

A new artist! Patrick Wright assumes the duties from John Burns and he'll have an even shorter tenure. Look for his work to end after the next adventure, after which we'll settle in for a while with Neville Colvin.

Julet Esqu posted:

Haifisch posted:

Transmodiar posted:

EasyEW posted:

Some Guy TT posted:

And just like that, Lucy goes from being a strawwoman to someone who is more pleasant to be around than actual modern tumblr feminists.

Slammy posted:

Andy Capp (April, 1971, click for big)

His Divine Shadow posted:

What?

His Divine Shadow posted:

You know, I did consider the correct interpretation of this comic before asking but decided that couldn't be it because it wasn't a very funny or clever punchline. I expected more of this comic.

Vargo posted:

Big Nate