This is disgusting. BTW, “The American Way” was coined for The Adventures of Superman radio show as a way to distance itself from the racism of the earlier show (just Superman) and is defined as acceptance of others who are different from us.
A digitally drawn homage to the George Herriman comic strip Krazy Kat. Starting left of frame we see yellow Ignatz Mouse having just thrown a brick which is sailing across the center of the frame and in another instant will bash the oblivious Krazy Kat (a blue bipedal cartoon cat wearing a red scarf) in the back of the head as he walks innocently to the right. Everything is drawn in rough black pen and colored in pale washes. A speech bubble from Ignatz reads ‘Maybe it will…’, the word ’Happen’ appears in the whooshing trail of the sailing brick, and a final speech bubble belonging to the Kat reads ‘…Today’.
Thanks for the tip! I’m literally writing about how Love and Rockets influenced @allredmd.bsky.social in his early days, thinking about rereading Los Bros—and here this is! Bravo!
Maybe hyphens were hated things in his household?
Girl bye. I'm sure you can find work at a kill shelter, they're always looking for people willing to put down the dogs.
Does this mean Lewandowski will now have to bang Mullin?
I mean, Noem was mildly intelligent—At this point, I think he’s just casting Fall Guy #2
It gets more surreal.
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Well this isn't what I'd expect. Could be great. Dunno. But I'm curious enough to try it.
That’s amazing. I’m right there with you!
WOW! I actually have my dad’s copy of that Huckleberry Hound book—though it may have actually been my uncle’s. I had no idea.
And that’s just what we CAN see!
If possible, watch it projected and/or in a theater. The sound design ALONE is stunning.
We had one and it was great! The downside is my folks could only get us a BW set for it. :(
At one point, Holyoke wound up with Temerson’s comics, much like they got Blue Beetle from Fox, and ran astray of the War Production Board over paper allotments.
What a pedantic little bitch.
Gil was incredible, so I can completely understand!
I don’t know if I ever told you, Mike, but Batman #500 remains one of the best superhero fights. Period.
I am so glad they’re doing them, but truly wish they were a bit cheaper
Listen up Henrico, Chesterfield, Midlothian, Hanover, and anyone else sick of Rob Wittman: follow my account right now.
I’m a public interest lawyer running for Congress. No PAC money. Medicare for all. End the genocide in Gaza. Tax billionaires. Get your tail over here and let’s win this.
You going this year? It’s promising to be BONKERS! See you there if you make it!
What’s an exciting Saturday, trying to avoid the horrible news: Reading a 104 year-old indictment.
That’s a great one! I’ll raise you (in no order):
Superman
Plastic Man
Ted Kord
Mr. Terrific
Jack Knight
The Spectre
Tim Drake Robin
Hawkman (Carter)
Steel
The Shade
Let’s not forget Joe #84, that reveals the Commander was a used car salesman who started a pyramid scheme and grew it to recruit troopers with 401K and benefits. The Fred’s resemblance to ‘80s Trump was either coincidental or prescient.
And what’s great is how the cartoon had Steve Gerber satire (more in your face), while the comic had Larry satire (more subtle)
Joe Biden: Trump "is trying to steal the election."
Yup. Anyone who thinks G.I. Joe is pro-war and pro-capitalism really didn’t read it.
I was just told recently how her and Woody used to double date with Archie Goodwin and his wife Anne Murphy. 99 years is an amazing run.
