I finally get it. This is a satire of the famous “Hitler diaries” that were published by the German magazine Stern in 1983, and verified as genuine by a number of “experts,” until it was shown that they were written on paper stock that didn’t exist until well after WWII.
The characters shown in the final frame? I recognise Dongwood (from ‘Dongwood and Blandie’) and mmmmmmaybe Kilroy was there at the bottom, but the others?
The Moose Group about 5 years ago
Walter Brennan, is that you?
Yngvar Følling about 5 years ago
I finally get it. This is a satire of the famous “Hitler diaries” that were published by the German magazine Stern in 1983, and verified as genuine by a number of “experts,” until it was shown that they were written on paper stock that didn’t exist until well after WWII.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitler_Diaries
!!ǝlɐ⅁ Premium Member about 5 years ago
The characters shown in the final frame? I recognise Dongwood (from ‘Dongwood and Blandie’) and mmmmmmaybe Kilroy was there at the bottom, but the others?
dtdbiz about 5 years ago
Aside from Dagwood, anyone recognize the characters in the final panel? And is that Tom Brokaw as the newscaster?
El Cobbo Grande about 5 years ago
A collision with a collusion is giving me a contusion .
ChessPirate about 5 years ago
Yep, Opus McCoy…
craigwestlake about 5 years ago
A classic example of Spirit Writing. [You can’t expect ectoplasm to have steady hands, do you?]…
Sir Osis of Liver about 5 years ago
Schtonk!
Sisyphos about 5 years ago
But I always trust the “experts” presented by the media!