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raydream
12th December 2002, 00:03
Who's your all time fave comic character?, can be from any comic you want :D, pics! (if you can find em) :)
my all time fav is HUMAN Helen, from MacHall (www.machall.com).
http://80.71.2.98/~naoneo/helen.jpg
closely followed by Bucky Katt, from Get Fuzzy for my fav comic animal :)
hestermofet
12th December 2002, 00:07
Milkman Dan! :D
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2002-07-30/index-1.gif
randman
12th December 2002, 00:22
http://randman.8m.net/images/natch.jpg
Who else but R. Crumb's Mr. Natural? :cool:
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 00:28
Way kewl. randman .....puts on shades :cool:
insomniac
12th December 2002, 00:37
It may sound unoriginal, but I still love Garfield over any other.
Huehuetenango
12th December 2002, 00:45
insomniac, i am forced to agree with you whole-heartedly on that point
and randman, wasn't that dude your avatar for a time?
Trafton
12th December 2002, 00:50
Originally posted by insomniac
It may sound unoriginal, but I still love Garfield over any other.
Agreed. ;)
steak
12th December 2002, 00:50
http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert2002121016007.gif
The pointy haired boss of course!
Xion(810)
12th December 2002, 00:58
hmm...good question.
I'd have to say...Zeeky H. Bomb!
QHOBBES
12th December 2002, 01:02
Hobbes
Sandman2012
12th December 2002, 01:10
I don't have a fave character so much as I like certain artists' styles or certain writers' take on a character. I like Bruce Timm's look for Batgirl (Timm, along with Paul Dini, produced and created the look of the Batman, Superman, Batman Beyond, and Justice League cartoons).
http://www.theatremania.org/batgirl/collect/timmart.jpg
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 01:14
Just one of many
http://mutts.rutgers.edu/
Bizznatch
12th December 2002, 01:17
HAPPY NOODLE BOY!!!!
http://rtf.kracked.com/shite/Happy_Noodle_Boy_on_phone.gif
Sandman2012
12th December 2002, 01:18
I also like Jim Mahfood's Grrl Scouts.
http://www.40ozcomics.com/gscom.gif
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 01:22
That's way kewl......:D Reminds me of Daria which I liked.
Sandman2012
12th December 2002, 01:26
Also, Spder Jerusalem from Warren Ellis's Transmetropolitan. Think Hunter S. Thompson in a cyberpunk setting.
http://www.unkind.org/pics/unkind/spider_jerusalem1.jpg
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 01:30
Thinking of Hunter, in and of itself, makes one want to go on a four day tear.......my head just spun off!:eek:
Bizznatch
12th December 2002, 02:02
http://www.geocities.com/bizznatch_2001/hnbfreakinout.txt
Happy Noodle Boy pwns j00
Bizznatch
12th December 2002, 02:07
let us not forget the Blue Mage from 8-Bit Theater
http://www.geocities.com/bizznatch_2001/bluemage.txt
Trigear
12th December 2002, 05:10
one word: gabe (http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2002-12-02&res=l).
[edit: the one on the left :)]
binary hero
12th December 2002, 08:39
satchel from get fuzzy :)
hestermofet
12th December 2002, 08:44
Is it just me, or is "Get Fuzzy" the ultimate in lame?
must be just me
Lapikas
12th December 2002, 09:32
I'm sure there are people that have read the Crow.. Can't even compare to that movie!
Bilbo Baggins
12th December 2002, 09:37
Do I really have to tell you? No, but I will post a picture.
http://www.ultimatesavers.com/ScreenShots/1/746s.gif
I actually like all of the main characters (on both sides), but Abbey is far more postable ;)
binary hero
12th December 2002, 09:49
Originally posted by hestermofet
Is it just me, or is "Get Fuzzy" the ultimate in lame?
must be just me
it is just you. it's funnier than pennyarcade.
zootm
12th December 2002, 12:27
my computer crashed when i was posting this last night.
http://www.dosz.de/doro/image/calvin-hobbes.jpg
sadly missed :(
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 12:37
Originally posted by zootm
my computer crashed when i was posting this last night.
http://www.dosz.de/doro/image/calvin-hobbes.jpg
sadly missed :(
YESHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
Xerxes
12th December 2002, 15:40
Get fuzzy is the best new printed syndicated cartoon in a long while-not to mention that it is one of the best drawn syndicated cartoons in ages. The style of cartoons has always been more and more minimal, which is OK, but it is nice to see something with depth, quality, and humor.
On the otherside, I can't get over Penny Arcade- the snide, over confident sneer on all the character's faces makes me think of all the 4th graders down my street who's pants are on their ankles who's daily discussions sound like gangsta rap.
I am a big fan of Max Cannon's Red Meat- especcially the "god" character. :)
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2000-10-10/index-1.gif
Vie
12th December 2002, 15:40
sev trek, Enterforaprise, There equivalent of T'pau.
huge lips, comicaly huge.
capitan3
12th December 2002, 16:00
Need I say More.
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ch/1991/ch911212.gif
Magic_Midget
12th December 2002, 16:38
Max Cannon is my favorite one: Bug Eyed Earl is awesome!!
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/1996-06-24/index-1.gif
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/1996-08-12/index-1.gif
:blah:
duet maxwell
12th December 2002, 16:58
http://www.dreamers.com/manga/gunnm/Imagenes/GunnmUj45Pin.jpg
Battle Angel Alita AKA GUNM :D:up:
http://www.x-plain.de/gallery/alita/alita16.jpg
http://www.anime-otaku.com/pics/c-t-baa001.jpg
one of my fave manga charecters
Sandman2012
12th December 2002, 17:51
As long as were talking classics...
http://www.toonopedia.com/bloom.jpg
Widdykats
12th December 2002, 18:08
Originally posted by Sandman2012
As long as were talking classics...
http://www.toonopedia.com/bloom.jpg
HORNS AND HATS ! :D :D One word Ack!
FROM THE PERSON WHO LOST HER SIG AND GOT YELLED AT BY SANTE
Tarron_D
12th December 2002, 18:30
2 words, Commander Kitty! www.commanderkitty.com!
YtseJam
12th December 2002, 18:42
Piro, from Megatokyo (http://www.megatokyo.com).
Aquila Blue
12th December 2002, 20:27
Current favs:
Jason from FoxTrot (http://www.ucomics.com/foxtrot/)
Drew from MacHall (http://www.machall.com)
http://80.71.2.98/~naoneo/machall.jpg
(he's the one with the match)
Bucky and Stachel from Get Fuzzy (http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/index.html)
Comic book favs: The Tick! (yeah, I'm a sucker for mighty blue justice)
Love those classics:
Calvin and Hobbes
Bloom County
Farside
golferboy32531
12th December 2002, 20:39
I have no outright favorite, as I value certain characters as my favorites within a series, BUUUUTTT....
I grew up with Calvin and Hobbes. I just wish that I had that much fun in my backyard. *sigh* flat...durn...pine...woods...
Aquila Blue
12th December 2002, 20:47
For all those Calvin and Hobbes fans out there (myself included), you can still see the strips online at:
Calvin and Hobbes (http://www.ucomics.com/calvinandhobbes/)
ucomics has been posting the strips daily, so catch up on all your favs, unless, like me, you own all the books :p
Shenlong
12th December 2002, 22:51
Although Sonic was cool, and I favored Knuckles a litle higher than Sonic, you can't really ignore Dr. Eggman (Robotnik) if you're fan of the Sonic Comics! But here's one taken from the Sonic Adventure game series.
http://www.mpog.com/feature/bosses/eggman.jpg
I started collecting the Sonic The Hedgehog comic series made by Archie Comics around issue #30-40-something up to issue #80-something, and skipped for a few months (Or a year or 2, I think). Lost interest, but when Sonic Adventure 2 came out for the SD, I started collecting back around issue #95, and continued up until issue #105(?) but missed out in getting #100. I don't know, I was on and off in the series, but I got alot of the Super Sonic Specials, all of the Tails Mini Series, and most of Knuckles' Mini Series. Thanks to this topic, I think I might start getting involved with it all over again...
But aside from the Sonic comics, I'm also into the Love Hina manga. Naru and Shinobu are my top 2 favorite characters, but I'm a big fan of Motoko! Here's one from the manga series with her in the back, but I can't remember who that other person is...If who's into the LH manga knows who it is, 411 me...It's driving me nuts! :cry:
http://www.hinalove.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=56420
blumoon11
13th December 2002, 02:38
Originally posted by zootm
my computer crashed when i was posting this last night.
http://www.dosz.de/doro/image/calvin-hobbes.jpg
sadly missed :(
One of my favorites along with Garfield and Far Side
Sandman2012
13th December 2002, 08:46
How could I have forgotten Tank Girl?!?
http://www.twisted.org.uk/tg/pix/tanky.gif
Aquila Blue
13th December 2002, 08:53
I forgot to mention before, but for anyone who is a Jim Davis (the guy who draws Garfield) fan, he also has another strip which he does along with another artist. It's called Mr. Potato Head (http://www.ucomics.com/mrpotatohead/) I personally am still undecided about it. I'm not a regular reader (ie check it daily) but I will occassionally plow through a pile of them.
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 11:57
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ga/2002/ga021213.gif
Garfield rocks to :D
and taht potatoe strip is i dunoo.. undisided aswell
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 11:59
HEHEHEHEHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:01
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/mrp/2002/mrp021203.gif
this ones prety good, reminds me of Garfield a lil
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/mrp/2002/mrp021213.gif
thanks Aquila Blue for pointign out potatoe.. i just seen it today cause of the post :)
Aquila Blue
13th December 2002, 12:29
Originally posted by duet maxwell
thanks Aquila Blue for pointign out potatoe.. i just seen it today cause of the post :)
You're welcome :) Some of the potato ones are not bad. I liked today's (the unwrapping with eyes one)
Another strip that is good at times is Heart of the City (http://www.ucomics.com/heartofthecity/)
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/hc/2002/hc021213.gif
I just really got a laugh out of todays. Dean (the boy) is the ultimate fan geek. Except to see a lot of LoTR and Star Wars spoofs.
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:46
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/hc/2002/hc021201.gif
i liked this one heheh
binary hero
13th December 2002, 12:47
LMAO duet. that's funny :D
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 12:49
LING, LING, LING! :D Comics, Gifts, everything!:D
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:50
Originally posted by binary hero
LMAO duet. that's funny :D
brought flashbacks of when i was that lil :D
zootm
13th December 2002, 12:52
everybody should put chalk outlines on a country road at some time in their life. drivers slow down every single time.
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 12:52
She's real old, now! :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
hehehhehehehe
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:53
LOL zootm
and whos old Widdy?
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 12:54
Originally posted by zootm
everybody should put chalk outlines on a country road at some time in their life. drivers slow down every single time.
I'm so confused......:confused:
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:55
Originally posted by Widdykats
I'm so confused......:confused:
if peoepl see chalk outline they think someone got killed of right there.. its like staring at an accident.. u dont wanan see it but u cant take yer eyes off it?
zootm
13th December 2002, 12:57
i suspect the drivers slow down because they realise how easy it must be to accidentally knock someone down on the road. people tend to go waaaaay too fast on these things.
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 12:58
uhhhh, Thanks duet! That remark about you was sarcastic ,like you're just a kitten Now! :rolleyes:
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 12:59
Originally posted by zootm
i suspect the drivers slow down because they realise how easy it must be to accidentally knock someone down on the road. people tend to go waaaaay too fast on these things.
a few halloweens ago i painted my brothers face to look like he was dead.. and he laid on teh side of teh road a few houses down... almost caused soemoen to crash, dunno why that reminded me of teh sidewalk thing :p
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 13:00
Originally posted by Widdykats
uhhhh, Thanks duet! That remark about you was sarcastic ,like you're just a kitten Now! :rolleyes:
o.O i am? i thout i was just a young adult " human" :p
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 13:02
O.O duet..........shame on Mew hehehehehe
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 13:03
Originally posted by Widdykats
O.O duet..........shame on Mew hehehehehe
what did i do??? :cry:
zootm
13th December 2002, 13:09
what makes calvin and hobbes so great? everything.
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ch/1991/ch911213.gif
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ch/1991/ch911201.gif
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ch/1991/ch911205.gif
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 13:10
actualy that comic strip looks good :) gona start cheking it out to :D
Aquila Blue
13th December 2002, 17:35
Calvin and Hobbes is great, I definately recommend it. I have a particular strip that has graced my lab bench for about as long as I've had a lab bench. It's not in the current archieves on that site, but maybe I'll scan it in from my books :)
duet maxwell
13th December 2002, 19:30
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
Calvin and Hobbes is great, I definately recommend it. I have a particular strip that has graced my lab bench for about as long as I've had a lab bench. It's not in the current archieves on that site, but maybe I'll scan it in from my books :)
cool! ill look forward to it:)
J. Burnaway
13th December 2002, 20:58
Calvin and Hobbes was the best evah! Too bad the artist burnt out. :hang:
Widdykats
13th December 2002, 21:37
http://home.att.net/~k-doyle/Cats/mutts.jpgYESH!
capitan3
13th December 2002, 22:26
This one is widely knowen in south america.
http://tomek.smijeh.com/galerija/./soccer1/soccer01.jpg
Mordillo (http://tomek.smijeh.com/galerija/photose.php)
Aquila Blue
14th December 2002, 21:09
Originally posted by J. Burnaway
Calvin and Hobbes was the best evah! Too bad the artist burnt out. :hang:
Actually, I'm glad that Bill Watterson decided to end the strip when he thought it was the right time. There are too many strips these days which were once good, but had declined when the artist has just kept going and going, recycling the same jokes. Sure it's a shame that Bill Watterson stopped when he did, but I still prefer it to having stale and repetative strips.
Bilbo Baggins
14th December 2002, 22:07
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
Calvin and Hobbes is great, I definately recommend it. I have a particular strip that has graced my lab bench for about as long as I've had a lab bench. It's not in the current archieves on that site, but maybe I'll scan it in from my books :)
I will pay you to scan them all!!!
I need to get the rest of the books, but funds don't allow.
Xerxes
14th December 2002, 23:07
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
Actually, I'm glad that Bill Watterson decided to end the strip when he thought it was the right time. There are too many strips these days which were once good, but had declined when the artist has just kept going and going...
Berkely Breathed comes to mind.....
dlinkwit27
14th December 2002, 23:09
Calvin and Hobbes all the way! :up::up::up: I must say Baby Blues is giving it a run for it's money tho! They are both aswesome scripts. FarSide is great also.
Aquila Blue
15th December 2002, 14:03
Originally posted by Xerxes
Berkely Breathed comes to mind.....
I thought that Bloom County had a good run, but when he brought about the strip Outland, that was just repetative.
actually if you liked Bloom County, then you might also enjoy Liberty Meadows (http://www.comics.com/creators/liberty/index.html). This strip has just recently ended as well, but the website is running them daily over again.
Widdykats
15th December 2002, 14:10
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
I thought that Bloom County had a good run, but when he brought about the strip Outland, that was just repetative.
actually if you liked Bloom County, then you might also enjoy Liberty Meadows (http://www.comics.com/creators/liberty/index.html). This strip has just recently ended as well, but the website is running them daily over again.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAH*ahem*HAHAAHAHAHAH Now that's funny!
Pssst. don't let windude see this!
Aquila Blue
15th December 2002, 14:21
Originally posted by Widdykats
AHAHAHAHAHAHAH*ahem*HAHAAHAHAHAH Now that's funny!
Pssst. don't let windude see this!
If anyone is wondering what Widdy is talking about, it's this :)
http://www.comics.com/creators/liberty/archive/images/liberty200212087098.gif
Sandman2012
15th December 2002, 18:37
Liberty Meadows is also being re-printed in comic book format by Image Comics. Inexpensive way to collect 'em. Not as funny as Bloom county, but Frank Cho is a great artist.
Aquila Blue
15th December 2002, 19:20
Originally posted by Sandman2012
Liberty Meadows is also being re-printed in comic book format by Image Comics. Inexpensive way to collect 'em. Not as funny as Bloom county, but Frank Cho is a great artist.
do you know what happened in the storyline after the strip ended. I haven't bought the comic book continuation. Does Brandy end up marrying Roger? or does Frank manage to stop it?
Xerxes
15th December 2002, 19:22
Is it just me or is Dilbert starting to run out of gas as well...
Sandman2012
15th December 2002, 19:28
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
do you know what happened in the storyline after the strip ended. I haven't bought the comic book continuation. Does Brandy end up marrying Roger? or does Frank manage to stop it?
Sorry, but I haven't read the full series' continuity. Cho's site (http://www.libertymeadows.com/index.html) reprints a lot of the strips, and has a lot of other interesting things for LM fans.
Aquila Blue
16th December 2002, 19:40
Originally posted by Xerxes
Is it just me or is Dilbert starting to run out of gas as well...
Have you seen the Dilbert cartoon? I'm not sure about it. I don't think the strips translate particularly well to animated format.
There is a semi-recent Dilbert strip that absolutely cracked me up, about Dilbert and Alice getting stuck behind a pair of slow-moving large ladies. I liked it so much because I can't stand getting stuck behind slow walkers when I'm out.
Thanks for the LM tip Sandman!
Sandman2012
17th December 2002, 01:01
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
Thanks for the LM tip Sandman!
No prob. Also, any comic store will have a copy of the LM comic, and Cho has ordering info on the back page for all his stuff in various formats if you're interested.
Xerxes
17th December 2002, 02:00
Originally posted by Aquila Blue
Have you seen the Dilbert cartoon? I'm not sure about it. I don't think the strips translate particularly well to animated format.
Definitely not. For sure, the voices for the characters don't seem right.
Sandman2012
31st December 2002, 22:01
I just saw Liberty Meadows #29 in the store. It has a great Christmas cover, (http://www.libertymeadows.com/covers/LM29cov.jpg) though I'm a bit late posting it on Dec. 31st. :(
Bilbo Baggins
1st January 2003, 09:36
Originally posted by Xerxes
Is it just me or is Dilbert starting to run out of gas as well...
Yes. I wholeheartedly agree.
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