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davidspackage posted:Oh no No, they're going to split up, Wilbur will become a girl drink drunk, then careen his car off a cliff with a bottle of copyright non-infringing Jartles & Bames in his hand. Estelle will begin hoarding cats and descend further into madness.
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Overboard on May 9th, 2005: the first time Charlie gardened. Overall I'd say the past few years of the strip have been good if not great - the jokes have shifted focus to Louie and the absurdity of pirate life and way less on the guys getting dumped over and over and over. It's more of a feel-good strip by now and I appreciate it.
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Selachian posted:
... It's like he starting drawing from the feet up, got to the top of the panel, and realized there wasn't enough room for a head, but instead of redrawing it or changing the layout, he just squeezed an itty-bitty head in there and called it a day.
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Selachian posted:Retail It's kind of fun how "a stereotypical genie" became basically Disney version with one or two different details. (Disney's genie didn't really introduce anything new that hadn't been done before, but it still pretty much locked the design down) Sometimes I wish I had unlimited free time so I could do comprehensive analysis about genies in cartoons & comics before and after 1992. Kennel fucked around with this message at 00:01 on Oct 8, 2019 |
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Professor Wayne posted:My Dad is Dracula (6/12/19) S he had time to take the pencil out of her mouth set it down take off her glasses set them down respond to his prompt, then time to place the glasses back on and return the pencil to her mouth before jeremy follwoed up scorgman you're better than this!!!!
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SPOOKY FORTH Skippy (June 7, 1932)  Peanuts (October 9, 1972)  CrankOHNONONONONONONONO  Seriously, Am I Going To Have To Separate You Two?  Rip Haywire  Thimble Theater (May 7, 1936)  Out Our Way (April 17-19, 1933)   
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EasyEW posted:Just as a reminder, the New York Times article said the Bull Bushka story was scheduled to run for ten weeks. Oh, gently caress off, lady. "Oh, I'm so famous I thought it was my duty to come bring some class to this lame little small-town funeral." Even by Batiuk standards, that is deeply conceited and tone-deaf. amigolupus posted:It's my first time being exposed to Wilbur and Dawn, are they always this terrible at relationships? Wilbur and Dawn are a delicious and unending cavalcade of terrible romantic choices and subsequent regret. EasyEW posted:Seriously, Am I Going To Have To Separate You Two? THIS IS THE THIRD TIME I CAN THINK OF SINCE EDDA GOT PREGNANT THAT WE'VE BEEN SUBJECTED TO THE CHICKWEED BABIES LEARNING ABOUT loving AND I BARELY PAY ATTENTION TO THIS STRIP.  God, you would hope that by the time they're getting around to failing their first test that at least they'd know the name of the class they're in.
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Vargo posted:BCN Oh no  Her owners moved off and just left her there.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Oh no YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW ALONE YOU ARE, GOLDIE
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EasyEW posted:CrankOHNONONONONONONONO
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FrumpleOrz posted:The Lockhorns :lmbo: EasyEW posted:
You rear end in a top hat, you selfish, shriveled melon of a waste bag, you diseased cube
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FrumpleOrz posted:On The Fastrack The Dinette Set aims high.  Working Daze needs to loving learn that REFERENCES AREN'T JOKES.  Super-Fun-Pak Comix really understands me.  Cul De Sac crosses over with Retail. 
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amigolupus posted:It's my first time being exposed to Wilbur and Dawn, are they always this terrible at relationships? Dawn's last two relationships IIRC were with a married man and her teacher. So, by their miserable standards a hopeless long-distance relationship and being insensitive to their partner's interests are an improvement.
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Crankshaft Fred Basset  Frog Applause  Reply All 
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Just get the kid to read Thimble Theater, that should learn him on the benefits of spinach! In today's Corto Maltese: Communication through drumming is a technique that was exercised in South America and Africa; in a pre-telecommunications era, it allowed for the transmission of news at a rate of approximately 100 mph - and with much less effort than using a messanger, or That's one tenacious tank if it managed to cross the Atlantic, or Time to make a good first impression. Though I would recommend you do something about those whiskers, mate    And in today's Dieter Lumpen: Occidentalism is a curious thing to observe, coming from a country that is considered one of the 'Western' countries, or Time for a rest stop!, or Dieter feels like someone just walked over his grave. And to make things worse, it was himself!   
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Julet Esqu posted:Oh, gently caress off, lady. "Oh, I'm so famous I thought it was my duty to come bring some class to this lame little small-town funeral." Even by Batiuk standards, that is deeply conceited and tone-deaf. Ahaha oh, no, it's much stupider than that--it's that she was so popular in high school that of course she had to return for her former classmate's funeral (and bring her boyfriend, who is ostensibly a legitimate Hollywood leading man and has definitely never met Bull).
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Tiggum posted:Crankshaft My natural impulse to scroll past Crankshaft almost worked against me, here.
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Manuel Calavera posted:Compu-Toon
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Pastry of the Year posted:Arlo and Janis Classic (Mar. 16, 1998) This doesn't bode well. Arlo. My boy. Listen. 1. Tell Janis about this "arrangement", making it clear that there's nothing skeevy going on from your side. 2. Ask Faye outright exactly where she's going with this "friendship".
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Yvonmukluk posted:Bad Machinery Was there a mystery in the last story? Because I feel like there was less mystery in the mystery-solving teens than I have become used to. I still enjoyed it. I just feel I missed something.
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Yvonmukluk posted:It looks like they're skipping over The Big Hiatus. But you can find it here, if you are so inclined, it has some great stuff, as well as providing insight into events that happened between The Case of The Modern Men & The Case of The Missing Piece. There's also a link to Bobbins Into The Woods at the start, which is kind of deep dive into the continuity but is also good. Man, it sucks they're skipping over The Big Hiatus. It's one of the few stories where Sonny gets any focus at all.  gleebster posted:Was there a mystery in the last story? Because I feel like there was less mystery in the mystery-solving teens than I have become used to. I still enjoyed it. I just feel I missed something. The lack of mystery was the "Missing Piece". Julet Esqu posted:Wilbur and Dawn are a delicious and unending cavalcade of terrible romantic choices and subsequent regret. curtadams posted:They're usually worse. Wilbur's previous relationship was a scam by a foreign woman pretending to be in love to get him to buy jewelry for her (successfully) and with his relationship before that he dumped her and then stalked her after she took up with a hot younger man. That sounds amazing. So basically they're the best worst characters.  EasyEW posted:
At least give the man some loving respect in his own funeral and stop treating him like a gag, goddamn! Bragging about doing a story about CTE and then devolving into this is just  I've never seen it, but was Cancerwife treated as the butt of all jokes in her own funeral?
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Julet Esqu posted:
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