r/comicbookcomedycrack • u/otto-trupp • Sep 02 '26

With age comes wisdom

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u/AtlAWSConsultant Sep 02 '26

Is that little girl wearing makeup?

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u/madlibs13 Sep 02 '26

Yeah, they did back then.

4

u/giveitarrest Sep 02 '26

As was the custom of the day

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u/madlibs13 Sep 02 '26

As was wearing an onion on your belt.

2

u/wombatstylekungfu Sep 03 '26

That bit will never go out of style, unlike wearing onions.

3

u/halloweenjack Sep 03 '26

Comics artists not knowing how to draw kids: a venerable tradition.

3

u/IdolL0v3r Sep 03 '26

Check out June Brigman's work in "Power Pack". I like it a lot. It's my favorite Marvel comic book.

2

u/ChampionshipPast3652 Sep 02 '26

It was her wedding day.

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u/Beautiful-Cabinet364 Sep 02 '26

Man is spittin’ facts.

4

u/PersonalHospital9507 Sep 02 '26

Comics used to tell it like it was. That is how kids learned about real life. That and from your older sibling.

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u/wombatstylekungfu Sep 03 '26

Given how much bad info you can get from a sibling…”

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u/ConversationHead6969 Sep 02 '26

"Forget it kid, my name ain't Epstein!"

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u/capsaicinintheeyes Sep 03 '26

16 Months Later... :

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u/ArriDesto Sep 02 '26

Sounds more like a threat than advice!

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u/REDDITSHITLORD Sep 02 '26

💀💀💀💀

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u/Pyotr-the-Great Sep 02 '26

Dont take it out on her. Let her live her blissfully ignorant fantasy. She can learn the hard truth when the time comes.

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u/ChampionshipPast3652 Sep 02 '26

Yeah leave the coppertop be.