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Some background on this comic:

https://discuss.online/pictrs/image/7fae7a71-201e-4f83-9ae3-3cd5c036f39b.webp

Transcript:

Originally, the title I intended for this cartoon was, simply, "Predator/prey relationships." But when I finished the drawing, something about the way the wolf was looking back over his shoulder evoked a need in me to probe their relationship a little deeper.

m_f ,
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The easy answer is Signal, which is good enough for non-tech people to use without much issue. It's not decentralized, but other than it just works.

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Thought this was interesting, but also has a great URL: amorous_radioactive_hybrid_terror_pig_mums

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I'm going to guess no. Here's a link to the show on the Adelaide Fringe website, no mention of streams:

https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/only-god-can-judge-me-af2026

Here's also a mention of it on their Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/adelaide-fringe-150616164

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I'm not sure where the coloring comes from exactly. I pull the comics from here, but it's not directly stated how they did the coloring:

https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts-begins

This is the about page:

In celebration of the 65th anniversary of "Peanuts," we restarted the iconic comic strip from the very beginning. Follow along as we stroll down memory lane with Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, and the whole gang as they retrace the adventures that began in newspaper funny pages in 1950. Those were the days!

This historic comic is presented in its original form, unedited from the time period in which it was created. These images may contain harmful stereotypes, problematic and antiquated ideologies, or otherwise negative cultural depictions and themes indicative of the context in which it first appeared. We run these vintage comic strips to preserve a digital archive of the medium's early examples.

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Looks like there was lots of variation, and hut become more popular after WWII, but not to the exclusion of other options:

https://www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/wordroutes/hut-the-story-behind-a-football-interjection/

As hut (and "atten-hut") became popularized in World War II, the military bark got taken up by drillmasters for marching bands, drum corps, and pep squads. For instance, a 1941 guide to marching band drills reads, "Some substitute 'Hup!' or 'Hut!' for 'one,' to gain accent."

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I think I'd be upset too if I missed out on that for an accordion number and radio was all you had

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Couldn't find any specific carol, it might've just been something generic that Schulz came up with. I did find some useful trivia and annotations over here for other strips, at least.

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Annotations_of_The_Complete_Peanuts/1950_to_1952

AI thought it might be some variant of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_We_Come_A-wassailing, for what it's worth (which isn't much)