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  • Comic Page Full Moons, Cracks, and Tight A**es Alan Gardner
    Recently while reading a review of Hal Foster’s Tarzanβ€”The Complete Sunday Comics 1931–1937, I was dismayed to see a young Tarzan’s derriΓ¨re directed directly in my direction. And it wasn’t just a delineation of a duff, but a full double-wide. With a dimple. If I did a double-take, did readers in the 1930’s? When did […]
     

Comic Page Full Moons, Cracks, and Tight A**es

8 June 2026 at 19:19
Recently while reading a review of Hal Foster’s Tarzanβ€”The Complete Sunday Comics 1931–1937, I was dismayed to see a young Tarzan’s derriΓ¨re directed directly in my direction. And it wasn’t just a delineation of a duff, but a full double-wide. With a dimple. If I did a double-take, did readers in the 1930’s? When did […]

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  • Funnies, Sundays and Otherdays D. D. Degg
    Curls, a Stone Age character from B.C., spent the week in The Middle Ages’ Kingdom of Id. While the Wizard Of Id spent time in prehistorical B.C. (supposedly). My biggest disappointment was that it didn’t turn in to a true crossover with the week’s B.C. comic strips showing The Wizard interacting with the cavemen. Though […]
     

Funnies, Sundays and Otherdays

17 May 2026 at 17:39
Curls, a Stone Age character from B.C., spent the week in The Middle Ages’ Kingdom of Id. While the Wizard Of Id spent time in prehistorical B.C. (supposedly). My biggest disappointment was that it didn’t turn in to a true crossover with the week’s B.C. comic strips showing The Wizard interacting with the cavemen. Though […]

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