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  1. I used to love the newspaper comic "Alley Oop" as a kid. Cave men, dinosaurs, and sci-fi time-travel stuff? I was all over that. The modern version seems to have been dumbed down and gotten very silly. And still, I find myself wondering how, cave people Alley and Oola got any ID or at least managed to get through airport security

    #alleyOop #NewspaperComics #Comics #comicStrips

  2. When Uncle Lumpy was guesting at joshreads.com/ a few weeks back, mentioned Flash Gordon; thought I remembered something about being another legacy strip handed over to a contemporary cartoonist. Dan Schkade, name’s familiar, he did some Spirit stuff?

    Dropped in at what seemed like the beginning of an arc, despite my unfamiliarity with the whole series got caught up in it. Looks like a new storyline started yesterday: comicskingdom.com/flash-gordon

    #comics #NewspaperComics #FlashGordon

  3. @thefunnypages
    I'm really impressed, in this sci-fi comic from the 1950s, with this high-rise "mobile homes park," where square swappable floors are cantilevered off a central core. How do the floors arrive? Anti-gravity? Blimps? Dunno. But I'd love to know if it's inspired by some architectural concept, or imagined in whole cloth by the creator...
    #architecture #retrofuture #scifi #newspapercomics

  4. On a near-daily basis my daughter asks me to explain the #FarSide cartoon on my desk calendar to her.

    This is often because #GaryLarson was riffing on once well-known tropes and references, often from Western or war films, that she’s not familiar with. Occasionally it’s the humour, in the normal manner of “but why is that funny?”

    However, I just don’t know *what* to say about today’s…

    #XRatedFarSide #cartoons #NewspaperComics #TheFarSide

  5. No matter how he tries to be ready for it, Friday the 13th always sneaks up on Churchy LaFemme, especially if it falls on a Thursday this week.

    Walt Kelly's daily strip from Aug. 13, 1959.

    #pogo #WaltKelly #ComicStrips #VintageComicStrips #FridayThe13th #NewspaperComics #ComicStrip

  6. And now, back to the dazzing world of west-coast based, between-the-wars cartoon ducks.

    (Dok's Dippy Duck, July 16-18, 1923)

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