How to pronounce “funny pages” in English

Comics were called comics because they were comical.Another word for them is the funny pages.And my book there, that psychological thriller, "Twisted Dark," I gave it to my uncle, and he read a bit of it

And they were all like, absolutely.And none of them are funny, for the most part, but they're called The Funny Pages.

be dropped by the newspaper.Often, readers opening up the funny pages did not want to sit and contemplate on the blissful mysteries of the soul's sublime passion.Or encounter a panel like this in which Krazy Kat goes out into Coconino county, which is Herriman's version of northern Arizona and Monument Valley area.

Thank you, Camille. Thank you.Thank you. We're going to be spending some much needed time with the funny pages today.I'm going to be showing a lot of comics, including a lot of comics from the-- some from the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Every tic a nothing, every toc a something.And wiza woiza." So not every reader wanted to contemplate being nothing in this time and eternity when they are opening up the funny pages.Or even make their way through a sentence like, "If I had widda to go at, then would I go widda-- but widda I go widda, or widda I go not widda.

And they were all like, absolutely.In the States anyway, they have what's called The Funny Pages.