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lauriemansfield
ink staff

Location: Ink in KC
Posts: 81

Posted: March 20, 2008 2:08:51 pm

God, I love F-Minus...

Thinking about adding it to Ink. Who's with me?

Got a comic strip you think we should include in our print edition?

Tell us what you 'd like to see. Those who suggest Family Circus will be drawn and quartered and have their entrails fed to Garfield and Marmaduke.

And click here to start your list of 10 favorite comics strips.

dough boy
Supreme Commander

Location: Between here and there
Posts: 45

Posted: March 20, 2008 2:49:57 pm

Hey! Stop peddling your "comic strips" in the "comic book" forum!

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spacecowboyian
New Frink

Location: Mission, KS
Posts: 15

Posted: March 20, 2008 8:34:44 pm

http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com

Only as smart as you think I am.

robschamberger
New Frink

Location: Zona of the Rosa
Posts: 3

Posted: March 21, 2008 7:48:37 am

I've been reading up a lot on classic comic strips, pre WWII era, and I came across the interesting factoid that the 'comics page' is a relatively recent addition, not coming in until the latter WWII years. Before that the strips were placed throughout the paper and used to break up copy or add some 'oomph' to a page with too much text. Anymore you really only see that with the political cartoons.

hector
Frink

Location: Kansas City
Posts: 18

Posted: March 24, 2008 9:55:08 am

I vote for the Perry Bible Fellowship and We The Robots. If you haven't seen those, check them out:
www.wetherobots.com
www.pbfcomics.com

Also, wouldn't it be awesome to get Little Nemo in Slumberland back into print? Amazing how a strip that's almost 100 years old can still be cutting edge...

lauriemansfield said:
God, I love F-Minus...

Got a comic strip you think we should include in our print edition?

Tell us what you 'd like to see. Those who suggest Family Circus will be drawn and quartered and have their entrails fed to Garfield and Marmaduke.

And click here to start your list of 10 favorite comics strips.

robschamberger
New Frink

Location: Zona of the Rosa
Posts: 3

Posted: March 24, 2008 10:01:55 am

I like the idea of using classic strips. That's a huge goldmine that's not really being tapped right now.

Dustin Williams
New Frink

Location: UMKC Career Center
Posts: 5

Posted: March 25, 2008 10:26:14 am

I think the dinosaur comics are a riot: http://qwantz.com/ but the idea of WW II era comics might be kinda novel, a juxtaposition on modern culture?

joenormal
New Frink

Location: Kansas City
Posts: 8

Posted: April 28, 2008 9:14:28 pm

i know you could never print them, but i do so love the garfield minus garfield comics. they're a sick twist on an old cheesy sunday comic....makes jon seem pretty demented.

http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com/post/32126020

jackvelvet
Frink

Posts: 37

Posted: May 2, 2008 1:12:07 pm

Lio, Pearls Before Swine, Tom the Dancing Bug, Bad Reporter, Argyle Sweater, Tom Tomorrow, Basic Instructions, Cul De Sac ...

onclejulien3
Frink

Location: North Kansas City, MO
Posts: 56

Posted: May 2, 2008 2:43:31 pm

I like Opus. Smile

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