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Selachian posted:I think the first one is just that the cab driver's license picture is creepy looking. The "cab" appears to be possibly a hearse.
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Moominposting I really don't know why the police don't just check Moominhouse out first thing whenever something odd happens in Moominvalley.
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Discendo Vox posted:I don’t get either one! The first one: the cab driver's photo. In the old days of Yellow Cabs, especially Checkers (which are large vehicles, and cavernous inside), it was rare to get a good look at the driver during any part of the ride, and cabbies were required to post their cab license information where the customer could easily read it. The second one is more subtle..."Lord Calvert" is (or was) a real brand of bourbon. A Royal Name...for rotgut.
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There is ten times as much crazy poo poo going on, we just get to see the moomin-centered action
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PainterofCrap posted:Addams and Evil - 1947 This is one of my favorite Addams comics of all time.
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Medenmath posted:Vintage Valiant (Feb. 21, 1943) I quite enjoy the fact that Sligon is now a chill old man, living out his last days in leisure without a worry.
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F Minus The tax cut for the rich they passed should ensure the economy lives on after we're gone though. Mark Trail  Mary Worth  She's really turned on by that headless mannequin. The Phantom  Pooch Cafe  This storyline is actually annoying me and I'm not sure why. I guess I just don't understand why he is doing this joke now. Rex Morgan MD  Andertoons  Apartment 3-G 
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Professor Wayne posted:The Far Side and Bill Holbrook paused while skimming through the comics page, one afternoon in 1992, and said "Hmmm."
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Johnny Walker posted:The Phantom "Yes, duh, and I only ever fight obvious bad guys so this is never going to be morally questionable in-strip." Ghostlight posted:Bogor 
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In this installment of The Timid Soul (January 25, 1937), look at the buildings outside the window, look at the head of the match in Caspar's hand, and as always, look at the reflections beneath Caspar's feet. Also, the concept that the building's sprinkler system is new. When were they first introduced? By 1937, they were common enough that Webster could reasonably anticipate his readership to understand... 
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Parahexavoctal posted:In this installment of The Timid Soul (January 25, 1937), look at the buildings outside the window, look at the head of the match in Caspar's hand, and as always, look at the reflections beneath Caspar's feet. They've been in use in the US since 1874. I'm not sure when they became common in office buildings, but I imagine it was sometime around the turn of the century.
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