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   Rod Gonzalez said, 2 months ago

   Here we go again!

   (And again . . . and again . . . and again . . .)
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   michaelyukyuk said, 2 months ago

   Anyone got a magnifying glass?
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   capnLaz said, 2 months ago

   Yes.
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   treesareus said, 2 months ago

   Thanks for starting a “new” rerun. I haven’t seen this one. To make the strip larger I just use “control +”.
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   Mark (via comics.com) said, 2 months ago

   Aw, shucks! I wanted to see the rest of the series again. Why don’t they play the next years? Too political?
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   reader1k said, 2 months ago

   They have skipped everything from the end of 1951 to the end of 1955.

   On GoComics, you can usually left-click the comic to get an enlarged copy on your screen. Simply using “control +” magnifies the page, but the comic becomes more blurry each time you step up the magnification.
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, 2 months ago

   Not seen this one before and strangely the first one you can’t enlarge for better quality.
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   krisjackson01 said, 2 months ago

   Groundhog Day in Dogpatch, USA.
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   jackdohany said, 2 months ago

   The date of this very first Abner strip was, I believe, August 19, 1934.
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    Saucy1121 said, 2 months ago

    @treesareus

    It’s started from here at least 3 other times I can remember. The last time was only a couple of months before you started complaining that they should start from the beginning.
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    culprit said, 2 months ago

    at the moment I can’t get it to enlarge.
    sigh.
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    bopard said, 2 months ago

    @culprit

    ?MAC or PC?
    MAC hold [option] [shift] and tap [+] till its comfortable
    PC hold [control] and roll the mouse wheel up and down.

    Or just click the View menu for your zoom options
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    bopard said, 2 months ago

    My MAC did 425% before the blurr set in.
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    bopard said, 2 months ago

    whoops! not the [option] key hold the MAC control key. It has an apple core symbol on it . The space bar has them on either side.
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    bopard said, 2 months ago

    I was just noticing how similar original Abner and Disney Peter Pan are in expression.
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