9 days ago by DeanBooth

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29 days ago by Joe Heuer

“Can music be nostalgic if you never stopped listening to it?”~From the cartoon strip Hi and Lois. I’m gonna listen to the music I love for as long as I’m here on this third rock from the sun, and that’s all I have to say on the matter. What say you?

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40 days ago by DeanBooth

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61 days ago by DeanBooth

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63 days ago by DeanBooth

View Original / Modified View Original / Modified I see your mangoes, and raise you a banana.

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66 days ago by Cidu Bill

Just wondering… Why is this specific scenario taken for granted by both Hi and the garbage man. Not that I particularly see the gag here in any case. Actually, if I were Hi, I’d be less concerned that one of the neighbors had a divorce lawyer’s business card than the fact that the garbage man [...]

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76 days ago by Cidu Bill

My kid made exactly the same comment to me a few years ago and believe it or not, I didn’t get all all googly-eyed over it (though at least Hi didn’t react the way Elly Patterson would, chasing Chip around the kitchen in a murderous rage). As I recall I agreed with him (because it’s [...]

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91 days ago by Caleb Goellner

Filed under: Webcomics, Escapist Friction Ah, the traditional newspaper funnies page, last bastion for shortsighted sterile gags and out-of-touch social commentary. Sure, there are a few strips that retain some semblance of edge and near-relevance, but there's a reason today's youth has ... Read mor ...

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107 days ago by Michael Pinto

Born on this day in 1923 Mort Walker was a fanboy of comics in the truest sense; by the ripe old age of 12 years old in 1935 he sold his first cartoon. By 1943 he was drafted into the army for World War II after which he pursued a career in cartooning in New York City. After his first 200 or so cart ...

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112 days ago by eexlebots

Hi and Lois vs the gubmit

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