Hjalmar posted:

https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/819309385193140224

CommaToes posted:

"These movies and music from the 50's give me warm fuzzy feelings of my childhood" - A child

Selachian posted:

Somewhere, Will Ferrell sighs and wipes away a single tear.

(also, what about the Elf on the Shelf, huh?}

Evil Mastermind posted:

You know, I don't drink, but I'm really tempted to just go there and tell him how much I enjoy his comic. It's only about half an hour away.

Nice lookin' place, too.

Julet Esqu posted:

Let's catch up with The Amazing Spider-Man












Isn't Albuquerque Thor's beat? Maybe they should let him handle this.

Vargo posted:

two more randonm Wallace the Brave

EasyEW posted:

Skippy (December 25-27, 1929)







Peanuts (February 25-27, 1970)







Funky Winkerbean







Crankshaft







Rip Haywire







Out Our Way (May 16-17, 1930)





Thimble Theater (September 11-13, 1930)

Kennel posted:

Mandrake gets cucked

Nice poker face, Luciphor.

Johnny Aztec posted:

Now I want to see this comic

Aardmania posted:

9 Chickweed Lane

Pastry of the Year posted:

Garfield Classic (Feb. 15, 1985)

Zereth posted:

... New York to Paris?

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

mastersord posted:

I've seen his show. He's no Mike/Joel/ Jonah and the 'Bots.

Pastry of the Year posted:

Whereas this garbage ostensibly requires the efforts of two people, is consistently bad to the point of self-parody, and almost stubbornly resists the idea of growth or improvement.

I don't even know who this comic is for: it's completely devoid of any sort of pleasure, unless you count the people here laughing at it and imagining what it assumes are its audience-identification characters impaled on long stakes. It's amateurishly drawn and written and there's no reason to feel emotionally involved with it other than waiting for the inevitable "thanks for a great run" panel, which will inevitably depict, ineptly, a bunch of people midstep in front of a parking lot from the first ten Google Image Search results for ["parking lot" "royalty free"].

On preview: I'm glad y'all are coming around to Thimble Theater and I told you so and etc. Just wait. It gets even better!

Johnny Walker posted:

Mary Worth

Tiggum posted:

Baldo is better than either of those.

Evil Mastermind posted:

Working Daze makes me not want to watch The Expanse.

Tiggum posted:

My Lovely Horse posted:

With the level of vitriol towards visual art on display in Luann, some day I'd like to know what Greg thinks he does for a living.

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

Ghostlight posted:

Strontium posted:

Intelligent Life

Johnny Walker posted:

Apartment 3-G



That's really more of a skill than a talent.

Calaveron posted:

No there aren't
I mean they're called funnies so you'd think they would occasionally be but

treasureplane posted:

Thanks for the kind replies, all. It sounds like I was mistaken about the lack of interest in what I was posting. I think this is where I left off:

King Aroo (March 7, 1952)


Nancy (April 25, 1944)


Wash Tubbs (December 23, 1929)


Gasoline Alley (January 21, 1924)


Lil' Abner (September 20, 1937)


Barney Google (January 22, 1923)


Alley Oop (April 23, 1934)

Evil Mastermind posted:

Will someone for the love of gently caress please explain to me why this strip has characters that are always hanging upside-down from trapeezes or whatever? I ask every time it appears and nobody seems to know what the deal is.

FrumpleOrz posted:

The Lockhorns


Brewster Rockit Space Guy


On The Fastrack This is even more painful than yesterday's comic


Safe Havens


Kevin & Kell


Mother Goose & Grimm


Hagar The Horrible


Old New Yorker Comics

Pigsfeet on Rye posted:

So...we're rooting for the stroke?

Evil Mastermind posted:

Yes, more please.