What is Coincicomica?
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Describes an interesting phenomenon which occurs with surprising frequency when two, comic strips - on the same day - have strikingly similar themes and/or artwork and/or captions. This is called "coincicomica."
When Dagwood and Charlie Brown were both eating peanut butter and bacon sandwiches on the same day, I knew this was a classic example of coincicomica.
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Describes an interesting phenomenon which occurs with surprising frequency when two, comic strips - on the same day - have strikingly similar themes and/or artwork and/or captions. This is called "coincicomica."
"I noticed coincicomica on the comics page on March 6, 2008 relating to 'Zits' and 'Garfield.'"
(The caption that day in panel three of the "Zits" comic strip was: "I'll crack open and ooze LIFE FORCE into a pathetic puddle that will end up as an oily spot on the bottom of a disinterested pedestrian's shoe." On the same page that day in the third panel of "Garfield," the caption was: "That was just the sound of my LIFE FORCE being sucked into a shrieking vortex of infinite boredom.")
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