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Magnificatz and Breaking Cat News continue to grow on me. Snype: "Magnificatz is a comic chronicling the feline fantasies of Samurai Sam and Ninja Nina as they try to make sense of this crazy catventure called life." Background of the comic: http://magnificatz.com/about Pigsfeet on Rye fucked around with this message at 20:58 on Dec 30, 2017 |
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The writing on magnificatz is cute but I really hate the design of the catsphere. I wish I liked it more, or like, at all. The other one is great.
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Johnny Walker posted:Luann's like 19 and Brad's what, 22? 23? Do I have that right? Cerebral Bore posted:I don't think Scott Adams gets how insurance companies work.
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Sally Forth The Continuing Absence of Skippy (October 31-November 1 and 3, 1930) Peanuts (December 31, 1970, January 1-2, 1971) Funky Winkerbean Crankshaft Rip Haywire Out Our Way (January 30-31, 1931) Thimble Theater (July 21-23, 1931)
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# ? Dec 30, 2017 22:39 |
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Stultus Maximus posted:IT GETS SO MUCH BETTER
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Haifisch posted:Yes, but Greg is incapable of writing them
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Modesty Blaise A prelude of what's to come in 2018: Steve Epting, Eisner-nominated artist of Captain America, The Avengers, El Cazador, X-Factor and Aquaman posted:
"Death in Slow Motion" begins next week.
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King Aroo (July 4, 1952) Wash Tubbs (April 21, 1930) Lil' Abner (January 17, 1938) Barney Google (May 21, 1923) Alley Oop (August 20, 1934) Oaky Doaks (August 15, 1935) Dickie Dare (September 28, 1933) Bringing Up Father (January 29, 1940) Krazy Kat (January 28, 1936) Polly and Her Pals (January 28, 1937)
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Ballard Street
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Cerebral Bore posted:I don't think Scott Adams gets how humans work.
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[Tomorrow is sightseeing at the Tsukiji Market, enjoy the fun Nekonaughey] Tsukiji is the largest fish market in the world and a popular tourist destination. [Editor's note: Neko is saying "Cool" at the huge tuna] [Tsukiji Market]
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# ? Dec 31, 2017 01:27 |
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Johnny Walker posted:
Remember, Wilbur! This is all your fault!
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# ? Dec 31, 2017 01:32 |
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Yeah, $30+ seems a little steep for a single comic strip, to be honest. And you can't even get multiple strips together or specific panels by themselves.EasyEW posted:Sally Forth
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# ? Dec 31, 2017 02:15 |
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Staying up late seems more common among people my age (30ish) than my parents' generation.
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Safety Dance posted:Staying up late seems more common among people my age (30ish) than my parents' generation. I've noticed I go to bed much earlier when I'm visiting family and can't play my steam library, watch youtube videos with non-tinny speakers, or gently caress around on my 3DS. Even then I'm almost never asleep before midnight.
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Tiggum posted:Every year I wonder, who relates to this? Who finds it difficult to stay awake till midnight? To quote my mother "why wouldn't I stay up till midnight on New Year's Eve? I do every other night." I think it's a proxy for "what's the point." It's not at all hard to stay up until midnight or beyond if you want to, or you're doing something interesting, or you're into the whole New Year's Eve gig. But if you're not into it, why stay up just to watch some wildly expensive glitter ball drop in a city you aren't even in? After a few decades, that can get boring. Now, if you're in a place that drops something else, that could be pretty worthwhile.
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^^^^partly this, and since Dick Clark died there's just no point in staying up anymore but also I'm 27 and I'm usually in bed by 9:30 or 10 at the latest, I need my 9 hours and my body is waking me up ready to poop by 8am at the very latest so, yeah, me Like, for one night, yeah, I can do it, I can make it that far. But I'm at a point in my life where staying up late is not only not rewarding or exciting but just not even natural to me anymore. [ask] me about being the most boring person of all
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My parents are asleep by 9 on a normal night so midnight is definitely a stretch. When I have to work in the morning I'm asleep by 11 usually, though much later if not tbf. I think the calculus changes a bit when you have a kid, too.
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Nancy Dustin Mandrake
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Medenmath posted:Prince Valiant A SPOOKY HELPFUL GHOST!
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Kennel posted:Dustin
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"Magnificatz" is a good strip, and I'm glad people here have discovered it. There are two book collections available on Amazon that I highly recommend.
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The Lockhorns Brewster Rockit Space Guy On The Fastrack Safe Havens Kevin & Kell Mother Goose & Grimm Hagar The Horrible Old New Yorker Cartoons
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Synthbuttrange posted:A SPOOKY HELPFUL GHOST! I'm sure there's a logical explanation, like a very specific and convenient dream. Prince Valiant Such good companions, to sing mismatched songs simultaneously.
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Bloom County
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Seems like a lot of blank space around those strips.
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Synthbuttrange posted:Seems like a lot of blank space around those strips. They're from the ebook collection the American Library of Comics put out, and there's only one comic to a page.
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Haifisch posted:Shocked they didn't save this setup for a "Dustin has credit card debt, what an IRRESPONSIBLE MILLENNIAL" strip. Every post-Christmas the strip does a "HOW DID THE CREDIT CARD GET SO HIGH??? SO EXPENSIVE" strip
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Rhymes with Orange Pros and Cons
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Arlo and Janis Tina's Groove Classic (June 1, 2006) Arlo and Janis Classic (June 1, 1996) Garfield Classic (June 1, 1986) Happy New Year to my favorite thread on the forums, an absolute fixture of my mornings for years, now.
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Nancy Dustin
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Flash Gordon 2004 Spiderman The Amazing The Docks Magnificatz Phoebe and Her Unicorn
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Getting nostalgic for comics that don't get posted any more. I'm going to start posting the latest Pickles and start from the beginning of Ham Shears and the Creeps (the Creeps because it's finished and Ham Shears because I like the first part of it). Pickles Ham Shears The Creeps
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^^^I'm happy to revisit The Creeps again! FrumpleOrz posted:Hagar The Horrible F Minus Mark Trail Mary Worth Yesterday's was better. The Phantom Pooch Cafe Rex Morgan MD Geez that's a lot of spoilers. Flash Gordon May 1957 No one even cares that Ramor and his crew all died. Life is cheap on Mongo. Have a happy and safe new year, guys! Murdstone fucked around with this message at 18:13 on Dec 31, 2017 |
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Have a New Year's Eve dollop of guid auld Ballard Street Poor Shelley. Here's wishing you all a good 2018!
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poo poo yes the creeps
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I'm thinking really carefully and I cannot come up with a more auspicious way to begin a year than the return of The Creeps posts. Wanna buy a book of that.Kennel posted:Nancy I really like this one and the last panel. It's great how Sluggo gets owned one last time instead of leaving the joke at his statement, and great how he's not even responding to getting owned at that moment.
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sweeperbravo posted:but also Similar to me, except I usually get a bad cold around New Year's so I get the flash sweats/sneezing up bloody mucus and want to sleep as much as possible. On an entirely unrelated note, guess who's posting while ill?
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Hell yeah, The Creeps is good. Merry New Year, weirdos. Foxtrot Family Circus Rose is Rose One Big Happy Foob Compu-Toon Bizarro Dilbert
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