THESE FORUMS NOW CLOSED (read only)
Fun Stuff => MAKE => Topic started by: czar0406 on 23 Feb 2005, 04:53
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Bitchin' (http://www1.stfunoob.com/calvin_hobbes/index.htm)
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Whimper. It is gone.
Also, I would like a Bloom County, um, wossname. Archive.
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Man, this makes me pine for the days when there used to some great stuff in the papers.
If only Bill Waterson would come out of retirement and give the industry the bitchslap it so rightly deserves.
Whatever happened to the new Opus strip that Berke Breathed launched last year? None of the papers here picked it up, so I never got to see it and I never hear talk of it.
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My newspaper carries it. It's alright, but I'm not too keen on it, so I just stick to reading my Bloom County Books.
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"The problem with new experiences is that they're so rarely the ones you choose."
I loved this comic so much as a kid, and the best part is I enjoy it even more now that I'm older.
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This one aired on my brithday...
Ah! What a great premonition!
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This cannot be legal. It's wonderful, but it HAS to be illegal.
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this is going to take me soooo long to read them all, between classes, and when i should be reading. But i am going to love it...so hard!!
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<3[/b]
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Jesus... reading his speeches... this is positively HAUNTING. He's talking about how newspapers are failing because of television's predominance in the news world. Basically he mentions all the problems with newspapers and syndication, and how the art form is being destroyed (and this was in the 80s if I'm reading it right.) So then he makes this suggestion to fix things:
"First of all, we should keep in mind that newspapers and syndicates are by no means essential to the production of comic. There are all sorts of ways to publish cartoons, and if syndicates and newspapers won't hold up their end of the bargain, maybe there's an opportunity for a new kind of publisher let's start with eliminating both the syndicate and the newspaper."
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I wonder if Watterson likes the idea of his comics being available to read free of charge online. I can't decide if I think he would or not!
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Bookmarked!
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I think you meant BOOKMARK'D or, alternatively, BOOKMARKÉD (mad Shakespeare stylez). Yeah, I did the same.
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its dead :(
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Sigh. Say it aint so :(
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it was a college humor hotlink today, its been going around the internet for a while, combine that with todays college humor visitors and the volume of hits probably killed it
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R.I.P.
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i only made it up to october '87, i had so much more to read :-(
maybe it will be back
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OMFG!
Calvin & Hobbes is/are the SHIT!
And the site worked for me! HUZZAH!
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Bookmarked and then some. This is the single greatest thing on the web.
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Whatever happened to the new Opus strip that Berke Breathed launched last year? None of the papers here picked it up, so I never got to see it and I never hear talk of it.
It takes up 1/2 of the Boston globe's sunday funnies front page. It's horrible. I just... don't get it, at all. Probabaly the most obnoxious strip in the paper. x/
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I wonder if Watterson likes the idea of his comics being available to read free of charge online. I can't decide if I think he would or not!
Why not? They're all here (http://www.ucomics.com/calvinandhobbes/)
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Whatever happened to the new Opus strip that Berke Breathed launched last year? None of the papers here picked it up, so I never got to see it and I never hear talk of it.
It takes up 1/2 of the Boston globe's sunday funnies front page. It's horrible. I just... don't get it, at all. Probabaly the most obnoxious strip in the paper. x/
same with the washington post, though i don't think it's quite the biggest waste of ink and space on sundays- prince valiant and those soap-opera comics aren't that exciting either. not to mention that the soap opera strips' art keeps deteriorating..