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Bill Watterson – Calvin and Hobbes (1986)

Hergé – Tintin (1947, Tintin Magazine)

Jeff Smith – Bone (1993, Bone Holiday Special)

Walt Kelly – Pogo (1950, Maclean's Magazine)

And a bonus:

The ‘bunch of frauds’ include:

-a recently promoted 1st kindred bloodfiend

-a samurai with a sword that can cut away your existence

-a nuclear liked pipebomb made during ww1 in a form of a bug monster which is ONLY in pupa stage

-german boi who can summon his future racist self who just so happened to be a color/war veteran (dont worry abt it)

-nepo baby chinese boi and his family who is actually loving toward him

i have to turn on VPN every time i visit the app on my phone 😪

it's considered as a gambling site what da helly r u talking about 💔

The true language barrier in the City is when ppl started speaking philosophically, poetically, in riddles, in medieval fonts, acronyms, binary numbers, one word per sentences or just tick tock

Sancho, who was left in the tower as a princess, dreaming about becoming a knight and at the same time being a monster equal to dragon.

Don Quixote, the strongest adversary, terrifying monster, who spent two centuries as a noble knight and two centuries as a prisoner waiting for his savior.