Assorted comic strips

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[edesk]

Nice

[e3c7a1e6]

Hahaha!!! These cows don't understand. They think the man is trying to say "Moooooo." Very funny indeed.

[e3c7a1e6]

Admittedly though, from the viewpoint of the cows they are right.

[e3c7a1e6]

Interesting!!! When I was a child I used to believe in such superstitions. I was always looking at the night sky to see a shooting star. Haha!!!

[e3c7a1e6]

So revealing!

[e3c7a1e6]

Can you imagine this? Banks were originally created for people to save their idle funds. But in this modern times most of bank account holders owe the banks through credit cards and personal loans.

[wahidovic]

So evident. I live in a little visitor town that sits in a valley at the base of a major delightful mountain. Most occasions, the vacationers I watch are looking down at their telephones.

[mtngigi]

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[renata101]

I think this is a cartoonist called Bizarro. Or maybe it's Speed Bump? The style looks similar.

[renata101]

I really miss these guys.

[ravi_iitian]

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@Renata S wrote:

I really miss these guys.

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 I too. 

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[renata101]

I think Lynda Barry now teaches art/creativity classes at Madision-Wisconsin. I appreciate her honesty about creative angst.

[renata101]

I thought more people would be posting. I found another one. This is from a cartoon strip from the 1920s called Little Nemo in Slumberland. The cartoonist, Windsor McCay, was an early innovator in animation. I like the idea of a sleepwalking bed wandering around New York at night. 

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[renata101]

This is really goofy, but it really makes me laugh.  

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