JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for December 19, 2023

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    Enter.Name.Here  7 months ago

    Some comic strip artists buy story ideas. Not always their wit.

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    The Pro from Dover  7 months ago

    Got it!

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    crookedwolf Premium Member 7 months ago

    It does sometimes feel like there’s a theme amongst the comics on this site, like they were given a prompt such as “golfing” or “outhouses”..!

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    Ellis97  7 months ago

    Comic strips are mostly just a gag-a-day, so not all of them are gonna nail every single punchline.

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    nancyb creator 7 months ago

    I really love the ‘online comics’ gag in this strip and wonder who Klondike Ike and his creator are based on.

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    jagedlo  7 months ago

    Would like to see a real-life “Klondike Ike” mug!

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    DM2860  7 months ago

    I figure these are real emails that Robb gets.

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    jtburgess Premium Member 7 months ago

    That’s what this forum is for. Someone here ALWAYS “gets it” :-)

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    The Wolf In Your Midst  7 months ago

    And if I don’t “get it”, then you never should have created it, because all content should be solely for me.

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    jasonsnakelover  7 months ago

    Is Klondike Ike on Go Comics?

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    Mike Baldwin creator 7 months ago

    Write what you know! I’m sure most cartoonists have had this comment as well. It’s great for somebody to acknowledge that they enjoy most your work but perhaps are stumped on a specific one. Most often, people are looking for a standard gag or joke, when the cartoon may just be an amusing observation, or Slice of Life.

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    ira.crank  7 months ago

    Klondike Ike was a little known brand of ice cream which tried to capitalize on the popularity of Dwight Eisenhower after WW2.

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