Classic/retro comic strips thread
07-07-22, 08:10 AM
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Re: Classic/retro comic strips thread
I get it.
07-31-22, 06:26 AM
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Re: Classic/retro comic strips thread
Just ran across this article on the rising cost of pulp product
Got me wondering if LoAC is going to honor their subscription price for the Terry series, or if those of us who signed up for it, are in for the inevitable price increase.
In China, major paper companies, such as Shandong Chenming Paper and Shandong Sun Paper, are raking in profits, but they had to suspend paper production for printing and writing grades for short periods early this year due to the high cost of raw materials. Prices for wood pulp have risen about 25% in 2021, while fuel and energy costs are escalating.
12-03-22, 09:49 AM
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Re: Classic/retro comic strips thread
I gave my Peanuts collection a second chance. I stopped buying the books as they were released because I stopped enjoying them, but I thought I'd take another look.
I like to read a few pages a night in bed before I turn out the lights. I started with the 1970 volume. I enjoyed what I read. I thought that maybe I hadn't liked them before because I had been in a bad mood or something. Then I got to the late 1970s and I hit a brick wall. I got curious and I put a bookmark in the last joke that had made me laugh out loud and kept pushing through.
These are the approximate dates of the strips that made me laugh:
July 1977.
May 1978.
May 1979.
I didn't laugh for nearly two years of material.
After that, the humor started to slowly pick up again, but it was sparse. I think made the right decision to quit buying them with the 1979-1982 box set.
I like to read a few pages a night in bed before I turn out the lights. I started with the 1970 volume. I enjoyed what I read. I thought that maybe I hadn't liked them before because I had been in a bad mood or something. Then I got to the late 1970s and I hit a brick wall. I got curious and I put a bookmark in the last joke that had made me laugh out loud and kept pushing through.
These are the approximate dates of the strips that made me laugh:
July 1977.
May 1978.
May 1979.
I didn't laugh for nearly two years of material.
After that, the humor started to slowly pick up again, but it was sparse. I think made the right decision to quit buying them with the 1979-1982 box set.
Last edited by Nick Danger; 12-03-22 at 10:03 AM.
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