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Sunday's Doonesbury- Catching Up (Original Post) n2doc Nov 2015 OP
Expanding my vocabulary: "Listicles." Paladin Nov 2015 #1
Oooohhhhhh... SoapBox Nov 2015 #2
Thank you for the definition! 2naSalit Nov 2015 #6
Los Angeles Times...what the hell? SoapBox Nov 2015 #3
The two first frames are sometimes thrown away... malthaussen Nov 2015 #5
Another great Doonesbury strip Gothmog Nov 2015 #4

Paladin

(28,265 posts)
1. Expanding my vocabulary: "Listicles."
Sun Nov 29, 2015, 09:30 AM
Nov 2015

I've been reading and enjoying them for years (journalistic articles in the form of listings, i.e., "The 10 worst political trends to watch for this year&quot ; didn't realize there was a specific term for them.......

SoapBox

(18,791 posts)
2. Oooohhhhhh...
Sun Nov 29, 2015, 10:57 AM
Nov 2015

Thanks for the explanation.

If I was in a crowd, I would have smiled and laughed! But my brain would have been thinking, Listicles? What the hell are Listicles?

SoapBox

(18,791 posts)
3. Los Angeles Times...what the hell?
Sun Nov 29, 2015, 11:37 AM
Nov 2015

Just looked at the paper...comics...

The top two panes are missing...only printed the bottom six.

What the?

malthaussen

(17,204 posts)
5. The two first frames are sometimes thrown away...
Sun Nov 29, 2015, 11:58 AM
Nov 2015

... Doonesbury for years has used the first two panels as intros to the next six, because some papers omit the first two panels of Sunday toons for some reason. Many cartoonists have adopted the practice of making the first two panels as nonessential to the rest of that day's strip as a consequence. But I'm surprised the LA Times just did this today, you'd think it would have been editorial policy already. I guess it has to start some time.

-- Mal

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