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Gordo's 1968 Gagmanac
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Gordo's 1969 Gagmanac
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Gordo. "I didn't know you smoked!"
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Gordo. "Eureka!"
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Gordo. "A hen doesn't have to be wet. Dry ones get mad, too!"
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Gordo. "A well-edited cage lining is the sine qua non of the well-informed bird."
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Gordo. "C'mon, hurry! I love Tito's bashes!"
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Gordo. "Noah! Where are you now that we need you?"
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Gordo. "Children! Siesta time!"
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Gordo. "Wook, Misty Lopez! For catchin' birdies, pepper on dey heads is better'n salt on dey tails!"
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Gordo. "No volunteers for Earth? Then I'll have to order some of you there! Sorry!"
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Gordo. "Whew I need a postage meter!"
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Gordo. "Here we are! Back where we started!"
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Gordo. "Just drop the cartridge in --- ---that's it!"
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Gordo. "Quit bathing!"
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Luther. "My big brother got hit by a car!"
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Luther. "Did you hear all that noise last night, Mary Frances?"
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Luther. "Racist?"
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Blondie. "On my way home from work a black cat walked out in front of me"
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Blondie. "I'm so mad at Herb, I can't sleep!"
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Blondie. "Hello-hello - - what's going on there?"
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Blondie. "Will you accept this C.O.D package for the Woodleys? They're not at home"
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Blondie. "Blondie - - why are you crying like that?"
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Blondie. "Dagwood, come quick! Something's going on over at the Woodley's house"
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Mopsy [Sunday]
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Squinky
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Big-Time Blues Featuring Bonko Beans & Chapter: 2 Bonko Beans Meets the Greek
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Forgotten Godzz
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Duck Crazy
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[bear comic strips]
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[various cutout comics]
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Hungry Chuck Biscuits
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I tell you pacifism as a broad policy is unrealistic...
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Cap Stubbs and Tippie. "Gran'ma— a kid at our school told me he got ev'rything he wanted fer Chris'mas but a sweater"
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A buyer's coming to look at the car...
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...What are you doing with the strip upside down, Sam?
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Read Sam's Strip. Compare with brand x comic and prove to yourself Sam is best.
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[top secret]
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Blondie. "Give me a chocolate bar"
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Boots
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Puck: The Comic Weekly, section 2, p.3
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The Good Old Days
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Short ribs
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Johnny Hazard
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Steve Canyon. "Miss Calhoon, gentlemen, the politico-military game is played in this manner"
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Big Sister. "Keep close behind me, Donnie!"
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Alley Oop. "Whatcha doin'?"
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The Small Society. "I see where we put another 357 million dollars into Upper Tzedakah"
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Henry
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Kerry Drake
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Prince Valiant In the Days of King Arthur. Our story: Prince Arn descends the secret stairway carefully, the wooden door at the bottom crumbles in his hand and a kick breaks the rusted lock on the iron grill
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Pogo. "Well, ol' Beauregard made a HIGH-TONED campaign speech for the Fourth---"
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Luther. "How did you do on the test, Luther?"
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Forbidden Fruit
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Dick Tracy. "Moon Maid, Junior!"
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Beetle Bailey. "BEETLE! Are you loafing again?!"
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Out Our Way
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Wee Women
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Dick Tracy. "The wigmaker died from suffocation"
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Prince Valiant. Our story: Prince Valiant returns to his growing family, so calm, so strong and confident, a pillar of strength for Aleta to lean upon
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Smilin' Jack
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The Small Society. "Hoo-boy! What a federal budget!"
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Cap Stubbs and Tippie. "Too early to eat dinner!"
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Tippie and "Cap" Stubbs. "Humph!!! I know where i can get a better dinner than THAT"
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Poor Arnold's Almanac
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The Big Laugh
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The Small Society. "But WHY are we in Vietnam, dear?"
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Hi and Lois
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Miss Peach
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Dick Tracy. "Diet Smith's purchasing office says his Moon Commissary is supplied by the 'Gurd' Company"
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Dr. Kildare
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The Little King
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Dick Tracy. "Hurry!"
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Out Our Way
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Steve Canyon. "That's it, kids! You can't get into the Caldron bowl without a ticket!"
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Art's Gallery
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Fritzi Ritz
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Reynard the Fox
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Cap Stubbs and Tippie. "See?! I told you Mr. Budge wouldn't pay us for getting' his hat when it blew off!"
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Family Circus
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Sam's Strip
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Puck: The Comic Weekly, section 1, p.5
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The Small Society. "And another thing that's wrong with the UN!"
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Prince Valiant In the Days of King Arthur. Our story: From his tent Nicilos watches the awful results of his scheming
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Tiger
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Trashman, Agent of the 6th Internat'n'l
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Blondie. "Oh, dear! I forgot about those eggs"
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Prince Valiant In the Days of King Arthur. Our story: In a pleasant garden in Bagdad Prince Valiant recovers from a knife wound and Arn is now in charge of the caravan
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Blondie. "What's all that racket outside?"
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Steve Canyon. There are three main groups in the surging mob which formed following the Caldron bowl game…
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Out Our Way
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Wee Pals
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Miss Peach
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Miss Peach
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Pogo. "What's gone on, Miz Ee-gret?"
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The Better Half
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Brenda Starr. "It's so beautiful!"
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Blondie. "I'm selling the latest scientific device in ant control"
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Big Sister. "Wh-where are you taking me, Lafe Dinkle?"
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Kerry Drake
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