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Mr. Grimes
Joined: Jan 30 2008
Location: Hastings World, NE
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What are some of you guy's favorite comic strip collections/series?
Personal favorites:
-Bloom County anything (Happy Trails, Tails too Ticklish to Tell), and Berk Breathed anything
-Matt Groening's Life in Hell series
-Steve Purcell's Sam and Max (Although the only stuff of their's that I've read were all the stuff that came with Hit the Road back in the day)
-Everyone like The Far Side
-Lots of other classic shit (Garfield, etc.)
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Syd Lexia
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Mr. Bomberman
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Title: owner of a lonely heart
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I used to like Berkeley Breathed when it was just Bloom County way back in the 80's, but I dont like his new "opus' strip.
Boondocks, Far Side of course,
I used to be into BC back in the day, not so much anymore. Same w/Garfield.
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Bouya
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Syd Lexia
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I used to really like the Robotman strip before it became Monty. Monty is still a pretty good strip, but everything is better with robots.
Also, Zippy the Pinhead is fairly awesome.
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Tebor
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UltimateFierce
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| Mr. Grimes wrote: |
| Steve Purcell's Sam and Max (Although the only stuff of their's that I've read were all the stuff that came with Hit the Road back in the day) |
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| Calvin & Hobbes |
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Char Aznable
Title: Char Classic™
Joined: Jul 24 2006
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Fourthed. The only C & H book I'm missing is "Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages, 1985-1995".
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MOGHARR
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There are more comic strips I hate than ones I like. I only really enjoy Get Fuzzy, and I read Prince Valiant every Sunday because it's so gay.
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DarknessDeku
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The very best goes to the old Spy VS Spy with the original guy who made them. The Calvin and Hobbes, Sam and Max, and Prince Valiant.
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