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The Sunday Funnies 11/22/09
November 22, 2009 3:00 pm
This week’s comic strips with references to classic cartoon stars. Above Mark Parisi’s Off The Mark from Thursday (removed by request from the cartoonist), and below Mike Peter’s Mother Goose and Grimm on Friday. If you spot any like these during the week let me know and I’ll save them up for a semi-regular Sunday showcase.
(Thanks, Jed Martinez and Kurtis Findlay) |
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EVENTS
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Um…I like the first one, but I don’t get the one with the Duck…
“I don’t get the one with the Duck…”
…That would be…Donald Duck…Yes, I know.
These comics are hideous and mind numbingly terrible…
I guess the Donald Duck gag is supposed to be that as per their traditional rivalry, Donald wants no part of Mickey. It could just as well have been the modern interpretation of Daffy and Bugs.
Okay, maybe I’m weird, but I thought the overhead view of Marvin’s brush was halfway amusing.
@ Chcuk R.
Now that you mention it, yeah, it is!
As for the comics, I liked the first one, but I didn’t find the second one too funny.