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Reply All   Johnny Walker posted:Mary Worth And she has no eyes. 
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Where we're meddling we don't need eyes. But how about some nice pills instead?
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Girls & Sports (April, 1940)  Dick Tracy  Evil Mastermind posted:Working Daze is a bad influence. Why does the Cyberman have a compass on his chest?
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Mark Trail It's as if Jam Esallen only just discovered urls prior to working on the batch of strips we're reading and now has to obsessively include them at every opportunity. Pearls Before Swine  The Phantom 
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A REPRESENTATIVE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT: The prisoner wants his phone call? He can have it, heh-heh-heh *winks to the audience* PHONE ROOM, INSIDE The phone is buried in a tank fully of snakes and spiders. A sixteen-ton-weight is suspended directly above the area. The REPRESENTATIVE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT is standing next to a lever. CANNED LAUGHTER
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Six Chix Zippy the Pinhead  Nancy  Arlo and Janis  Andertoons  Pluggers 
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Wanamingo posted:Six Chix It will never cease to impress me that, on paper, Anne Gibbons and I probably agree on quite a few issues, and yet I always find her contributions to Six Chix utterly insufferable. Maybe it's because her attempts at "political commentary" consist of toothless and yet self-righteous observations, like in this strip where I'm supposed to believe there are people who haven't heard of the Green Party despite it being perhaps the most well-known third party in the country? Maybe it's because the other five contributors are so routinely apolitical I find the intrusion unpleasant? It's the damnedest thing.
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers If it takes you 93 hours to walk 5k you may have more problems than plugs
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Julet Esqu posted:^^^That's kind of how Batman got his start, isn't it? quote:One could take that two ways: quote:It looks like Toni is getting cold feet. Again. quote:It might not be cold feet on Toni’s part, but, rather the fact that Toni never wanted a big wedding, while Brad does. quote:IamJayBluE said, 1 day ago quote:Yuk jou, Fonah! quote:“The Drag Strip” quote:Uh Oh. fort knox  Dustin   
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Intelligent Life Take It From the Tinkersons  Dark Side of the Horse 
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Aardmania posted:Mountain Parker I'm ready for them all to die now, please.
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Strontium posted:Dark Side of the Horse Mostly this strip is poorly done visual jokes, but occasionally it switches into abysmal wordplay with absolutely no physical element so the horse just stomps around a void.
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Still better by miles than Take it from the Tinker Knox  Tina's Groove  Family Circus  Rose is Rose  One Big Happy  Foob  Compu-Toon  Bizarro  Dilbert  Foxtrot 
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WickedHate posted:In today's pulse pounding action thrillride, Spider-Man is thwarted by a dastardly lack of tall buildings and has to take the subway. Tune in tomorrow, true believers! Excelsior! This was in fact the premise of an entire issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
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The Amazing Spider-Man Confirmed. Everybody knows Peter is Newspaper Spider-Man, but they play along so it doesn't hurt his feelings. Yeah, I see him handing back her purse at the end. Doesn't change my mind. Sally Forth  Love the bottom-left panel. The 80's did rule.* The Heart of Juliet Jones  Prince Valiant  Phantom Classic  Big Ben Bolt  *Except for the awful parts.
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Adam Ames, July 9 - 11 1959
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Julet Esqu posted:Sally Forth  Rarebit Fiend (click for huge)  Outbursts of Everett True  And He Did.  Guess If They Are Married!  Good Time Guy (click for big) (July, 1930)  Gross Exaggerations (click for big)  The Gay Thirties (December 1934)  They’ll Do It Everytime (November 1939)  Mopsy (May, 1940)  Feiffer (click for big) (1967)  Jaf  Wee Pals (click for big) (September 1970)  Mr. Tweedy  First his wife is out of a job, now this. Andy Capp (click for big)  True North 
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:Adam Ames, July 9 - 11 1959 I am enjoying this Adam Ames business. Please continue.
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Julet Esqu posted:I am enjoying this Adam Ames business. Please continue. I shall! Let's see how quickly the first storyline turns y'off. Meanwhile... OTTO HONK (Feb 9, 1936)  (Otto's an apprentice detective. His comics aren't much, but I can't resist a "CRASHO!")
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Calvin and Hobbes   Outland    Ripley's 
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It appears that Dick Tracy is unaware that Sherlock Holmes won the fight at the Reichenbach Falls.
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Green Intern posted:I'm ready for them all to die now, please.  https://mediumlarge.wordpress.com/2016/08/21/a-toast-to-woody-wilson-writer-of-judge-parker/ quote:It is not an easy job, something that I am not only finding out but will almost certainly prove again and again over the next coming days/months/termination. So on this day let us thank Woody for his time and talent, wish him the very best on all his future endeavors, and stop asking if the car is going to crash because yes, it’s going to crash.
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Wanamingo posted:Pluggers poo poo, I'm a plugger. anyway, comics: Rhymes with Piccolo  Pros and Cons 
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Manuel Calavera posted:Dilbert 
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Flagrant Abuse posted:Goddamnit, I laughed at a Dilbert. Despite Scott Adams being a garbage fire, Dilbert is consistently funny eight times out of ten. Really, I think Scott Adams' garbage fire-yness came about from an over inflated ego thanks to people sucking his dick over how smart and insightful he is for being able to string together daily jokes about office culture.
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Dilbert is funny when it's not about Dilbert being better and smarter than someone.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Mark Trail F Minus  Mary Worth  That is the neatest blueberry pie I've ever seen. Rex Morgan MD  Jungle Jim  Cartoon Cavalcade Homer Davenport again. When I post these, I'll try to post all of each artists together from now on. They seem to be grouped in the book so it should be pretty easy.  Michael Angelo Woolf   Couldn't find a wikipedia article on Woolf, but he was known for his "waifs" from what I gather. I found a pretty in depth couple of blog posts about him here and here. If these cartoons are from 1899 as they appear to be, he died shortly after they were published. Here's his NYT obit.
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Johnny Walker posted:Couldn't find a wikipedia article on Woolf, but he was known for his "waifs" from what I gather. I found a pretty in depth couple of blog posts about him here and here. If these cartoons are from 1899 as they appear to be, he died shortly after they were published. Here's his NYT obit. Hot drat!  "The claws! You gotta give me the claws!"  But of course, the Irishman is even less civilized than a negro child because Catholicism I suppose.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Still better by miles than Take it from the Tinker Knox You can say "kinky" in newspaper comics?
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WickedHate posted:Despite Scott Adams being a garbage fire, Dilbert is consistently funny eight times out of ten. Really, I think Scott Adams' garbage fire-yness came about from an over inflated ego thanks to people sucking his dick over how smart and insightful he is for being able to string together daily jokes about office culture.
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Countblanc posted:You can say "kinky" in newspaper comics? Apparently, but not 'nostrils'
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Fort knox Luann  quote:Shame on you, Nancy. You should have known it was Doris Ziffel. She always has Arnold with her… quote:IamJayBluE said, about 16 hours ago quote:“Doris, Huh? ‘Doris!’ You know, I used to Date a Gal named Doris in My Freshman Year in College. (Short Pause) We used to do EVERYTHING together. Took Classes together, Car-pooled together, went for Long, LONG walks in the Park, Together. I really don't have any other quotes, everyone's pretty boring. But I do have a new addition to my lineup! Presenting: The Flying McCoys!  I don't actually know much about this comic other than its authors, a pair of political cartoonist brothers with very open minds who are great fans of pickles. I'm sure it'll be fun for the whole family!
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Sad news for Peanuts fans: Sparky's original red-haired girl died.  Bloom County  Peanuts (August 24, 1969)  Funky Winkerbean  Crankshaft 
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Fort knox It has been [1] days since the google-eyes of horror.
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kidcoelacanth posted:It has been [1] days since the google-eyes of horror. Nope, squirrel.
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Johnny Walker posted:Why Slimer though? I'm too lazy to figure out what episodes of The Real Ghostbusters those stills are from
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