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Saturday, 27 January 2018
quote [ Walker’s work ethic was defined by “Beetle Bailey,” the longest-running comic strip drawn by its original creator in the history of comics, but he published eight other strips at various points of his career. Among those was “Hi and Lois,” a “Beetle” spinoff he launched in 1954 with Dik Browne, future creator of “Hagar the Horrible.” ]
American eagle stingin up blue Beetle Bailey
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damnit said @ 3:45am GMT on 28th Jan
[Score:3]
I’ll never forget the cartoon. The episode where the barrack overflowed with cake ingredients and they have to eat their way out of it. Made me want cake.
Now I want cake. |
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NuncEstBibendum said[1] @ 4:33pm GMT on 28th Jan
I remember that!
(it was a dream sequence) |
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damnit said[3] @ 9:57pm GMT on 28th Jan
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NuncEstBibendum said @ 9:44am GMT on 29th Jan
I used to love that cartoon wen I was a kid —and I still love it. Here in Italy it has been conspicuously translated and published for many, many years.
One of the sweetest forms of post-WWII North Atlantic military stronghold I ever experienced :) |
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spazm said[1] @ 2:25pm GMT on 29th Jan
I didn't even know there was a cartoon of it, we only had the translated comics over here. Now I'll need to find them on youtube.
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arrowhen said @ 10:20pm GMT on 27th Jan
[Score:2 Underrated]
He's probably just goldbricking again. Wait 'til Sarge finds out!
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cb361 said[2] @ 9:18pm GMT on 27th Jan
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yogi said @ 10:05pm GMT on 27th Jan
One of the most violent comics ever.
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Hugh E. said @ 11:03pm GMT on 27th Jan
Anti-Military cartoonist dies in obscurity.
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