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Marty Links was the creator of the comic strip “Emmy Lou” which ran in newspapers all over the world for over 35 years. Marty Links was a pioneer-- a woman cartoonist at a time when the cartoon business was really a boy’s club. For over 40 years, Marty would whisk through the San Francisco Chronicle city room delivering a weekly batch of cartoons with the same gusto as Emmy Lou would.
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annieb1012 said, 3 months ago
Ha! Dad’s a punster! Mine was, too, but he was also a stickler for keeping the refrigerator door closed whenever no one’s arm was inside it actually reaching for something.
Buzza Wuzza said, 3 months ago
Don’t worry, Pops. They won’t get fat until the 2000s along with everybody else. There was still some healthy food out there in 1970.
Ryan (probably the older Ryan) said, 3 months ago
@Buzza Wuzza
White bread, mayonnaize, and velveta cheese.
Original_Baskingshark said, 3 months ago
Just be glad your daughter is a cartoon character, pops. Given that she almost never seems to wear the same thing twice, you’d go broke paying for her wardrobe if she was real!
Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? )
said, 3 months ago
He does know that you don’t have to enter a contest and win it. They have these wonderful buildings where you can actually buy it.
dheine1971
said, 3 months ago
emmyloufan: What 1970’s year is this strip from since the last number was omitted?
Dr.Midnight said, 3 months ago
@dheine1971
Actually, this is a REALLY early strip. From the year 197 AD.
annieb1012 said, 3 months ago
@Ryan
At my house? White bread, bologna, and American cheese.
katina.cooper said, 3 months ago
What gets me is that her dad is carrying a full sized newspaper, not the magazine sized ones we now have.
dheine1971
said, 3 months ago
@Dr.Midnight
No it’s not!
dheine1971
said, 3 months ago
@dheine1971
I’m guessing 1970 or 1971.
Ryan (probably the older Ryan) said, 3 months ago
@annieb1012
Fried bologna?
comicbuff24 said, 3 months ago
Dr. Midnight…no negativity here!……..WE ALL LOVE EMMY LOU…
annieb1012 said, 3 months ago
@Ryan * “Fried bologna?” * Nope, just straight from the fridge. We also had Charles Chips, delivered weekly!
Night-Gaunt49 said, 3 months ago
Bread is also what some people call money too.