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I enjoy reading contemporary newspaper comics. 64 26.02%
I hate reading contemporary newspaper comics. 42 17.07%
I enjoy reading historical newspaper comics. 88 35.77%
I enjoy reading newspaper comics from foreign countries. 52 21.14%
Total: 246 votes
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Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
I can't believe Nancy is a commy. Who's next? Little Lefty?

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Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Tiggum posted:

Does she really love these terrible characters, or does she just not have any other ideas?

Yes.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

:ohdear:

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Kennel posted:



Mandrake


Is that place named 'Icypens"? or 'Kypens'

Also: Oh good. Lothar is here.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Kennel posted:

Hippocrass posted:

Is that place named 'Icypens"? or 'Kypens'

Also: Oh good. Lothar is here.



Ah. I feel like I just missed that strip.

Alhazred posted:

TegneHanne

L-Innsikt


gently caress. Doxed again.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Hostile V posted:

The Least Interesting Catgirl Christmas Ever

















So, there was an animal Jesus?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Hostile V posted:

[sighs] Hold on.

From 2000:















I hope you're happy.

Why even bother with a whole 'bird conspiracy' mythos if animal world is literally human world. Think of all the interesting ideas you use in this setting that isn't just "What if humans, but animals?"

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Remember when people were seriously implying that new Nancy was poo poo?
They were wrong

quote:

Dustin

This is where different rules for bike riding in different places ruins the joke. I couldn't say how it is in a bigger city, but where I am, only children are allowed to ride on sidewalks. Adults are required to ride on the street But I'm in a smaller city, which insists it's still a town. I don't know what bike rules are like in Calgary. Maybe this hits better in cities.

At least Dustin gets a chance to poo poo on a demographic for once.

Edit:

Powered Descent posted:



The Family Circus




Look at the prices on that food cart. How loving old even is this strip?
Has Jeff Keen ever actually written a strip or have they all been reruns?

Hippocrass fucked around with this message at 18:43 on Aug 14, 2022

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Shaman Tank Spec posted:



I think the point is that those are rental e-scooters and rental city bikes, the users of which famously don't know a flying rat's rear end about traffic laws and rules, or even attempt to obey them. I city bike daily in my city that has pretty good biking conditions (dedicated bike lanes almost everywhere etc) and the times I've been nearly nailed by some loving halfwits on scooters just deciding to do a Crazy Ivan out of nowhere is quite high.

Yes I am salty about them.

Oh, ok. Less boomer bitching, and more of a reasonable observation. Dustin is headed in a good direction at least.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Tiggum posted:

So 25-years-old, not 60 (or even 35) and not in working condition?

It was in perfect working condition.

Except for the breaks, but who need those?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

wikipedia posted:

Political beliefs

Menjou was a staunch Republican who equated the Democratic Party with socialism. He supported the Hoover administration's policies during the Great Depression. Menjou told a friend that he feared that if a Democrat won the White House, they "would raise taxes [and] destroy the value of the dollar," depriving Menjou of a good portion of his wealth. He took precautions against this threat: "I've got gold stashed in safety deposit boxes all over town... They'll never get an ounce from me."[11] In the 1944 presidential election, he joined other celebrity Republicans at a rally in the Los Angeles Coliseum, organized by studio executive David O. Selznick, to support the Dewey–Bricker ticket and Governor Earl Warren of California, who would be Dewey's running mate in 1948. The gathering drew 93,000, with Cecil B. DeMille as the master of ceremonies and short speeches by Hedda Hopper and Walt Disney. Despite the rally's large turnout, most Hollywood celebrities who took public positions supported the Roosevelt–Truman ticket.[12]

In 1947, Menjou cooperated with the House Committee on Un-American Activities saying that Hollywood "is one of the main centers of Communist activity in America". He added: "it is the desire and wish of the masters of Moscow to use this medium for their purposes" which is "the overthrow of the American government".[13] Menjou was a leading member of the Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals, a group formed to oppose communist influence in Hollywood, whose other members included John Wayne, Barbara Stanwyck (with whom Menjou costarred in Forbidden in 1932 and Golden Boy in 1939) and her husband, actor Robert Taylor.

Because of his political leanings, Menjou came into conflict with actress Katharine Hepburn, with whom he appeared in Morning Glory, Stage Door, and State of the Union (also starring Spencer Tracy). Hepburn was strongly opposed to the HUAC hearings, and their clashes were reportedly instant and mutually cutting. During a government deposition, Menjou said, "Scratch a do-gooder, like Hepburn, and they'll yell, 'Pravda'."[14] To this, Hepburn called Menjou "wisecracking, witty—a flag-waving super-patriot who invested his American dollars in Canadian bonds and had a thing about Communists."[14] In his book Kate, Hepburn biographer William Mann said that during the filming of State of the Union, she and Menjou spoke to each other only while acting.[14][citation needed]

Oh.

Also. LOL Hepburn is the best.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Medenmath posted:

Vintage Valiant (Oct. 12, 1952)


I can't believe all those guys are going to loving die.
I can't wait.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Giant Ethicist posted:

Uramachi Sakaba



Oh Emi! We see what you're doing.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Murdstone posted:

Mark Trail



I know I wouldn't want to tangle with a bunch of Canada geese.
Don't gently caress with Canada(geese)

quote:


Mary Worth




I-Is this good advice? From Mary Worth!?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

readingatwork posted:

Crabgrass


Welp.



Son 'batin', so what?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Is that ... Cat? we'll call him a cat for convenience.
Is that cat part insect?

gently caress you Holbrook.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Whelp. Time to update my will.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Keven and Kell is horrifying as always.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Kennel posted:



Nancy


Dustin


Great visual gag in Nancy.

Also, why did Dustin briefly turn into George Jetson?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Nu-Nancy is usually good more often than not, but damned if Bushmiller Nancy isn't constant gold.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

riderchop posted:


Classic Arlo and Janis (September 14, 2000)

Brilliant!

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Yvonmukluk posted:

Bad Machinery


I miss my 5 1/4 in floppy of Civ2 saves.

Oh man. Great setup.

readingatwork posted:

Calvin and Hobbes (Mar 15-16, 1992)


I absolutely adore the parent's dialogue in this one. They're having the time of their lives!

Medenmath posted:

Vintage Valiant (Nov. 23, 1952)




Pleasure cruise indeed.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Wikipedia posted:

Satana was born Tura Luna Pascual Yamaguchi in Hokkaidō, Japan.[2] Her father was a Japanese silent movie actor of Filipino descent, and her mother was a circus performer of Native American (Cheyenne) and Scots-Irish background
That's quite the background for pre WWII.

Also. Just read the following paragraph on that article. Jesus Christ. Her childhood was basically 'I spit on your grave"

Hippocrass fucked around with this message at 08:16 on Aug 24, 2022

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

So you're telling me a shrimp fried this rice?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Appreciate the Pink Floyd reference. Not a song that commonly gets acknowledged.

goatface posted:

I hope so, they've been dragging this out for months.

The Phantom dragging a story out pointlessly for months?

This is a great use of the 'new Nancy' formula

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Haifisch posted:


1980 comics



Actually they're Hindi.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

readingatwork posted:



Calvin and Hobbes (Apr 4-5, 1992)






I love these wordless strips.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Powered Descent posted:

$5 in 1953 = $55.48 in 2022.

I don't have kids, but I can feel the parents that I know laughing their asses off at that price.



I'll bet it's more than worth the price.

EasyEW posted:

Our Boarding House (September 18-20, 1922)



So. Anyone got any rough estimates on the value of the ruble in 1922?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

riderchop posted:


Rae The Doe, which you can support by pledging to the author's Patreon



Olive! Are you trying to get EVERYBODY sued!?

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

EasyEW posted:



Oh no...OH NO.


But seriously, Jess, no.

So where were we? Oh, right.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. NONONONONO.

I hope they eventually get to the final episode. Funky hasn't featured enough death lately.


quote:

Randy Milholland's Popeye answers the magic question "Guess who else was reading 'Spinach Springs' lately?"


This is really good. Great timely callback.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Lottie, that is not how puns work!

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Oh woe! Our friend died in a forest fire somehow.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Those are some oddly shaped curtains.

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Murdstone posted:

F Minus



Take the box! Take the box!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXOjyv4d998

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Bruceski posted:

Dustin's joke but better.

Zits.txt

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Hel posted:

Gladys, you can't just add an irrelevant joke to one of your horny drawings and expect that to be enough.

I mean, it is a literal manifestation of the shower thought.
That's the joke

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.
Goddammit Holbrook, adult cats don't drink milk!

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

EasyEW posted:


Sally Forth



:same:

Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Medenmath posted:

This is the first we've heard of it since Val dragged Aleta away by her hair!

Vintage Valiant (Mar. 29, 1953)




Well, that was rather sudden.

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Hippocrass
Aug 18, 2015

That third panel of the first comic just makes it. It's still funny if you remove it, but that panel included just makes it top tier.

Slammy posted:

Outbursts of Everett True August 8, 1919

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Johnson_(boxer)



I've always liked this Everett fellow.

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