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December 12, 1902, The
Katzenjammer Kids
became the
second comic to
adapt grawlixes,
among many
other comic trends seen today. In 1964,
American cartoonist...
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called "Let's Get Down to
Grawlixes", a
satirical piece for the
National Cartoonists Society. He used
terms such as
grawlixes for his own amu****t, but...
- In
cartoons and comics,
profanity is
often depicted by
substituting symbols for
words ("
Grawlixes" in the
lexicon of
cartoonist Mort Walker)....
- for
Marcel Duchamp's use of a
painterly technique to the same
effect Grawlixes Amash, Jim; Nolen-Weathington, Eric (2010).
Carmine Infantino: Penciler...
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audio track. The
characters used to
denote censorship in text are
called grawlixes.
Where open
captions are used (generally in
instances where the speaker...
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circles that
appear around a cartoon's head to
indicate intoxication, and
grawlixes to
indicate the
typographical symbols that
stand for profanities, which...
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profanity with a
string of
nonsense symbols (&%$@*$#),
sometimes termed grawlixes. In
comics that are
usually addressed to
children or teenagers, bad language...
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under him, even
Nomad (later
treated as slow-witted and
speaking in
grawlixes) was a sharp,
shrewd character who was
articulate in
three languages....
