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10 September 2017
When The Wind Blows (Murakami/Briggs, 1986)
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Labels: 1980s, animation, film, nuclear, UK
¶ Sunday, September 10, 2017 0 Comments
09 September 2017
TWIN PEAKS THE RETURN: Left With a Few Questions
...to put it mildly. But here are some I made notes on.
As far as the conclusion, I've come to like this suggestion that the two last episodes have to be watched simultaneously to understand, because they loop back into each other. Watch this below and see.
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...to put it mildly. But here are some I made notes on.
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Hey wait.— John L. Roberson (@jlr_1969) September 6, 2017
I thought the true love of Cooper's life had been Windom Earle's wife. @mfrost11 @DavidLynchHub #TwinPeaksFinale pic.twitter.com/uzUZ0GFgDL
As far as the conclusion, I've come to like this suggestion that the two last episodes have to be watched simultaneously to understand, because they loop back into each other. Watch this below and see.
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Labels: 2010s, David Lynch, TV, Twin Peaks
¶ Saturday, September 09, 2017 0 Comments
LULU In Progress: Chapter 5 p.83-84 - Pencils and a Bit of Inks and More at Patreon
Now that SUZY SPREADWELL #1 is finished and published, it's LULU's turn. Here's some work done already on chapter 5, pencils and inks on one page and fresh pencils on the next, finished tonight. Click each to embiggen.
(If you need to catch up: LULU Book 1, and Chapter 4 in THIS SICKNESS #8, both can be got at Comixology, Google Play and Amazon.)
Finished lettered and greyed pages will be available months ahead of publication(I don't even serialize till a whole chapter is "in the can," to avoid lateness or interruption) for a measly pledge at Patreon. But I'll also be publicly posting the pages there in progress at most stages prior to finish. So be sure to follow!
In addition to finished work posted as it's finished, I've also posted downloads of a number of my banned works like STORY OF OH and MARTHA for patrons only(since Amazon won't let you buy it anymore), and a single tiny membership pittance of $5 gives you access to all! And also helps make this and other stuff of mine possible!
Become a Patron!
Now that SUZY SPREADWELL #1 is finished and published, it's LULU's turn. Here's some work done already on chapter 5, pencils and inks on one page and fresh pencils on the next, finished tonight. Click each to embiggen.
(If you need to catch up: LULU Book 1, and Chapter 4 in THIS SICKNESS #8, both can be got at Comixology, Google Play and Amazon.)
Finished lettered and greyed pages will be available months ahead of publication(I don't even serialize till a whole chapter is "in the can," to avoid lateness or interruption) for a measly pledge at Patreon. But I'll also be publicly posting the pages there in progress at most stages prior to finish. So be sure to follow!
In addition to finished work posted as it's finished, I've also posted downloads of a number of my banned works like STORY OF OH and MARTHA for patrons only(since Amazon won't let you buy it anymore), and a single tiny membership pittance of $5 gives you access to all! And also helps make this and other stuff of mine possible!
Become a Patron!
Labels: frank wedekind, in progress, lulu, my comics, theatre, this sickness
¶ Saturday, September 09, 2017 0 Comments
04 September 2017
The Rabbit Hole of Reboot
I AM SICK OF TIME TRAVEL, TIMELINES, AND PARALLEL WORLDS IN POPULAR FICTION AND DRAMA.
Sick to fucking death of it. It ate mainstream comics and trapped both Marvel and DC in a cycle that will never end, and has made its way into TV too. Twin Peaks, the Flash, more.
Why are we attracted to this idea?
It's a reflection of a wish to avoid making choices, to avoid getting truly invested, that everything has an undo. It reinforces a destructive illusion in the backs of all our heads that everything is fine and can be fixed. That there is some still center that is always clean we can return to when a bad choice happens. When we make it.
It's a result of a denial of how horrible things truly are necessary for us to function. And yet the cracks in our sanity are getting bigger.
The zombies just as ubiquitous in movies and TV, something I'm sick of as well, arise from the same sense you're slowly being consumed and overwhelmed by something.
See how edgier our moods are.
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¶ Monday, September 04, 2017 0 Comments
I AM SICK OF TIME TRAVEL, TIMELINES, AND PARALLEL WORLDS IN POPULAR FICTION AND DRAMA.
Sick to fucking death of it. It ate mainstream comics and trapped both Marvel and DC in a cycle that will never end, and has made its way into TV too. Twin Peaks, the Flash, more.
Why are we attracted to this idea?
It's a reflection of a wish to avoid making choices, to avoid getting truly invested, that everything has an undo. It reinforces a destructive illusion in the backs of all our heads that everything is fine and can be fixed. That there is some still center that is always clean we can return to when a bad choice happens. When we make it.
It's a result of a denial of how horrible things truly are necessary for us to function. And yet the cracks in our sanity are getting bigger.
The zombies just as ubiquitous in movies and TV, something I'm sick of as well, arise from the same sense you're slowly being consumed and overwhelmed by something.
See how edgier our moods are.
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TWIN PEAKS: It Feels Like Something Wasted
I'm gonna get blasphemous here.
I call shenanigans on the resolution to the new TWIN PEAKS.
I love Lynch. I am used to Lynch. I am used to abstruse and like it. And if everything had been properly resolved I guess it wouldn't feel like Lynch so there's really no way to win. But do NOT respond to this with a "you just don't get Lynch"--oh yes I fucking do. He's a foundation stone of inspiration for my own work. Nor say "you must be used to Hollywood plotting"--I fucking hate Hollywood plotting. I avoid most mainstream product. I have watched Lynch since I was 12 and the Elephant Man came out. I'm in the cult, of the cult.
But.
If every single character is a plot device, why did we even pretend there was a plot?
Literally this is the case. Whether they were overtly "manufactured for a purpose," or like the Green Glove, whose whole personality was his backstory of why he ended up there with that glove, we are left with this idea that all of reality distorted itself just to protect Cooper in time for him to...
What? To do what? To even fail to do what, and why?
Except when he does movies, this is clearer. We don't have a bunch of dumb TV plot stuff thrown in(which was far worse in the old show) that starts necessitating resolution.
And there is resolution. But it's mostly of a "done with this now" quality. It's "we're at 17 hours, it's time to kill BadCoop." A lot of the resolutions are so sudden and pat that they make you wonder why you cared about that story till then--and the thing is, you had.
And I won't even go into how little I liked seeing the "go back in time and fix everything" trope show up for the umpteenth time on TV in the last few years, a concept I already got tired of when THE FLASH abused it to death. Then again, none of us like the world we're in; it makes sense we keep returning to that wish. But it has led to plots having no stakes and a feeling you never have to be invested in the end, that nothing really has to touch or change you. And this one most of all.
Was I unsatisfied till now? NO. He had me engaged. And then it's like he throws away everything he engaged me with. What happened with Audrey for instance, was just cruel.
I also think in the end that having Lynch himself as a main character was a detriment. Distracting.
It's like watching someone else play a video game, including when they go away to the bathroom. And sometimes in those long pauses, the characters have been said to seem to hang unnaturally, like avatars, especially Chrysta Bell. Much of the plotting would make sense in a video game context. Levels, things to acquire and unlock, characters getting touched by something and generating evil doubles...the dim reflection of Cooper's face over everything in the 17th episode...
Maybe...
If you have cherry pie, you acquire the gangsters, who will become good.
If you touch the rock at these coordinates you will be fried.
You have ruined your spike.
I could name many more examples that sound like this. But it's just a thought, nothing firm.
I feel like I did after INLAND EMPIRE, a feeling that Lynch was just coasting and fucking around. And then, later, more of a feeling of looking at something brilliant in scenes, but broken overall. Of course I want Lynch to do what Lynch does. And I want to like this. And perhaps over time I'll see something I'm not now. (Then again, I still don't like INLAND EMPIRE even after giving it more than ten tries) But right now, I see a lovely mess. And a lot of interesting things reduced to meaningless in the end. 16 hours I loved. And a final two hours I'm...admittedly still not sure about. This is a hot take.
So my question is, does Lynch subvert plot, or does he just mask a bunch of elements he can't make cohere with a veneer of ambiguity?
I don't like writing this. I'm sure I'll change my mind as this settles and I watch a few more times.
Except that would mean sitting through the Dougie plot again...
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I'm gonna get blasphemous here.
I call shenanigans on the resolution to the new TWIN PEAKS.
I love Lynch. I am used to Lynch. I am used to abstruse and like it. And if everything had been properly resolved I guess it wouldn't feel like Lynch so there's really no way to win. But do NOT respond to this with a "you just don't get Lynch"--oh yes I fucking do. He's a foundation stone of inspiration for my own work. Nor say "you must be used to Hollywood plotting"--I fucking hate Hollywood plotting. I avoid most mainstream product. I have watched Lynch since I was 12 and the Elephant Man came out. I'm in the cult, of the cult.
But.
If every single character is a plot device, why did we even pretend there was a plot?
Literally this is the case. Whether they were overtly "manufactured for a purpose," or like the Green Glove, whose whole personality was his backstory of why he ended up there with that glove, we are left with this idea that all of reality distorted itself just to protect Cooper in time for him to...
What? To do what? To even fail to do what, and why?
Except when he does movies, this is clearer. We don't have a bunch of dumb TV plot stuff thrown in(which was far worse in the old show) that starts necessitating resolution.
And there is resolution. But it's mostly of a "done with this now" quality. It's "we're at 17 hours, it's time to kill BadCoop." A lot of the resolutions are so sudden and pat that they make you wonder why you cared about that story till then--and the thing is, you had.
And I won't even go into how little I liked seeing the "go back in time and fix everything" trope show up for the umpteenth time on TV in the last few years, a concept I already got tired of when THE FLASH abused it to death. Then again, none of us like the world we're in; it makes sense we keep returning to that wish. But it has led to plots having no stakes and a feeling you never have to be invested in the end, that nothing really has to touch or change you. And this one most of all.
Was I unsatisfied till now? NO. He had me engaged. And then it's like he throws away everything he engaged me with. What happened with Audrey for instance, was just cruel.
I also think in the end that having Lynch himself as a main character was a detriment. Distracting.
It's like watching someone else play a video game, including when they go away to the bathroom. And sometimes in those long pauses, the characters have been said to seem to hang unnaturally, like avatars, especially Chrysta Bell. Much of the plotting would make sense in a video game context. Levels, things to acquire and unlock, characters getting touched by something and generating evil doubles...the dim reflection of Cooper's face over everything in the 17th episode...
Maybe...
If you have cherry pie, you acquire the gangsters, who will become good.
If you touch the rock at these coordinates you will be fried.
You have ruined your spike.
I could name many more examples that sound like this. But it's just a thought, nothing firm.
I feel like I did after INLAND EMPIRE, a feeling that Lynch was just coasting and fucking around. And then, later, more of a feeling of looking at something brilliant in scenes, but broken overall. Of course I want Lynch to do what Lynch does. And I want to like this. And perhaps over time I'll see something I'm not now. (Then again, I still don't like INLAND EMPIRE even after giving it more than ten tries) But right now, I see a lovely mess. And a lot of interesting things reduced to meaningless in the end. 16 hours I loved. And a final two hours I'm...admittedly still not sure about. This is a hot take.
So my question is, does Lynch subvert plot, or does he just mask a bunch of elements he can't make cohere with a veneer of ambiguity?
I don't like writing this. I'm sure I'll change my mind as this settles and I watch a few more times.
Except that would mean sitting through the Dougie plot again...
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Labels: 2010s, David Lynch, TV, Twin Peaks
¶ Monday, September 04, 2017 0 Comments
03 September 2017
The deal Trump wanted with Russia - The Washington Post
The deal Trump wanted with Russia - The Washington Post
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¶ Sunday, September 03, 2017 0 Comments
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29 August 2017
LULU Sketch à la Stefania Casini
Preparation for the next chapter. A practice sketch of Lulu; friend of the project Stefania Casini (below sketch, from Blood for Dracula), model.
Looking at it now, I think I need to do more work on the neck.
Catch up with Chapter 4 in THIS SICKNESS #8, now available at Amazon, Comixology & Google Play.
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Preparation for the next chapter. A practice sketch of Lulu; friend of the project Stefania Casini (below sketch, from Blood for Dracula), model.
Looking at it now, I think I need to do more work on the neck.
Catch up with Chapter 4 in THIS SICKNESS #8, now available at Amazon, Comixology & Google Play.
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Labels: lulu, my art, my comics, my influences, stefania casini, this sickness
¶ Tuesday, August 29, 2017 0 Comments
19 August 2017
Sonic Youth - "Youth Against Fascism" (1992)
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— Black Aziz Ansari 👏 (@Freeyourmindkid) August 18, 2017
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Labels: 1990s, bastards, fascists, music, post-punk, right wing, sonic youth
¶ Saturday, August 19, 2017 0 Comments
17 August 2017
Melt Down the Failure and Move On: A Former Southerner on the Confederate Statues
I was born in South Carolina, and raised in Charleston. At least one of my ancestors (Col. Roger Moore, and yes, I've heard all the Bond jokes) owned a plantation and slaves, and was a colonel in the Civil War.
And these things make him a bastard. Who lost as well, thank god.
The only people in the South who are into this "heritage" thing are rednecks. The same people who didn't own slaves and died for the planters, and to this day are poor because of the descendants of the planters, who are still there.
They are fools.
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The people who worried about repeating history were not recommending putting up statues honoring Hitler. https://t.co/mYbsjf0eX1— Noah Berlatsky (@nberlat) August 18, 2017
It's your lives and your nation, not a fucking APPRENTICE episode where he sets masses of Americans against each other.— John L. Roberson (@jlr_1969) August 17, 2017
You are not his toys
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I was born in South Carolina, and raised in Charleston. At least one of my ancestors (Col. Roger Moore, and yes, I've heard all the Bond jokes) owned a plantation and slaves, and was a colonel in the Civil War.
And these things make him a bastard. Who lost as well, thank god.
The only people in the South who are into this "heritage" thing are rednecks. The same people who didn't own slaves and died for the planters, and to this day are poor because of the descendants of the planters, who are still there.
They are fools.
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Labels: bastards, right wing, South Carolina, the south, trump
¶ Thursday, August 17, 2017 0 Comments
Gang of Four (Live) - Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time
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Labels: 1980s, fascists, music, post-punk
¶ Thursday, August 17, 2017 0 Comments
Thievery Corporation: "Revolution Solution"
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¶ Thursday, August 17, 2017 0 Comments
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12 August 2017
Killing Joke - "Eighties"
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Labels: 1980s, music, post-punk
¶ Saturday, August 12, 2017 0 Comments
11 August 2017
NEW RELEASE: Suzy Spreadwell #1 Now Available At Google Play!
...so just click to buy it here!
And be sure to check out my shop on Facebook to buy some fine original art(including SUZY pages)!
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...so just click to buy it here!
And be sure to check out my shop on Facebook to buy some fine original art(including SUZY pages)!
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Labels: bottomless studio, my comics, sale, suzy spreadwell
¶ Friday, August 11, 2017 0 Comments
10 August 2017
Horror From the Monster's POV
MY GODDAMN HUSBAND, starring Willem DaFoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg dir. Lars von Trier
INVASION OF THE HUMANS starring Charlton Heston
RECYCLING: A GUIDE TO GOING GREEN starring Charlton Heston
MY GIRLFRIEND starring Terence Stamp
SNOOPY NEIGHBOR dir. Michael Powell
MEAT dir. Steven Spielberg
GODDAMN HIPPIES directed by Wes Craven
BRAINSSS dir. Dan O'Bannon
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MY GODDAMN HUSBAND, starring Willem DaFoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg dir. Lars von Trier
INVASION OF THE HUMANS starring Charlton Heston
RECYCLING: A GUIDE TO GOING GREEN starring Charlton Heston
MY GIRLFRIEND starring Terence Stamp
SNOOPY NEIGHBOR dir. Michael Powell
MEAT dir. Steven Spielberg
GODDAMN HIPPIES directed by Wes Craven
BRAINSSS dir. Dan O'Bannon
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07 August 2017
Suzy Spreadwell: Chapter 2 Concludes at @MartianLit Today! (UPDATED)
Today the final page of SUZY SPREADWELL Chapter Two runs. Read it here and catch up on all the previous pages of chapter 2 here!
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Today the final page of SUZY SPREADWELL Chapter Two runs. Read it here and catch up on all the previous pages of chapter 2 here!
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, August 07, 2017 0 Comments
03 August 2017
Why the leaked presidential transcripts are so frightening - The Washington Post
Why the leaked presidential transcripts are so frightening - The Washington Post
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¶ Thursday, August 03, 2017 0 Comments
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31 July 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell at @MartianLit: Just Not Right
New Suzy at Martian Lit! Click and read!
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, July 31, 2017 0 Comments
28 July 2017
They Say People Will Believe Any Inspiring Quote They See in a Meme
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Labels: satire
¶ Friday, July 28, 2017 0 Comments
McCain & the Healthcare Vote Implosion
I thought McCain was a bastard to let the vote go forward. But he did say at the time he would not vote in favor of it just the same, and Murkowski and Collins were already known to be firmly against this. Of course they could not resist going straight for it and getting drunk with potential blood, because they don't just want the tax cut; they don't just want to get rid of an entitlement, or just Obama's legacy.
Their ever-more-open sadism about their intent, Trump included, indicated they actually want to punish Americans for ever accepting an entitlement. Whether lesson-teaching "for their own good," or just simple cruelty, they really did want this to hurt, and could not wait. Other Republicans were lukewarm but happy to let it go forward, so functionally are no less bastards.
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Stung McConnell claims he "doesn't care" about failed health care vote. pic.twitter.com/Re9OfPfnKo— Matt Christman (@cushbomb) July 28, 2017
I thought McCain was a bastard to let the vote go forward. But he did say at the time he would not vote in favor of it just the same, and Murkowski and Collins were already known to be firmly against this. Of course they could not resist going straight for it and getting drunk with potential blood, because they don't just want the tax cut; they don't just want to get rid of an entitlement, or just Obama's legacy.
Their ever-more-open sadism about their intent, Trump included, indicated they actually want to punish Americans for ever accepting an entitlement. Whether lesson-teaching "for their own good," or just simple cruelty, they really did want this to hurt, and could not wait. Other Republicans were lukewarm but happy to let it go forward, so functionally are no less bastards.
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Labels: bastards, healthcare, right wing, trump
¶ Friday, July 28, 2017 0 Comments
25 July 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell at @MartianLit: Flashback
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Forgot to post this yesterday due to being an idiot, but a new page of Suzy Spreadwell is up at Martian Lit! Click here to see!
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Tuesday, July 25, 2017 0 Comments
17 July 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell at @MartianLit: It's Not a Sin If You Don't Finish
It's Monday, and there's a new Suzy Spreadwell up at Martian Lit. Click here and see!
Also, I'd like to welcome new patrons at my Patreon, who get to see these pages weeks in advance(and much more), for just a $5 pledge!
Please have a visit there and help support work like this and LULU, and thanks!
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It's Monday, and there's a new Suzy Spreadwell up at Martian Lit. Click here and see!
Also, I'd like to welcome new patrons at my Patreon, who get to see these pages weeks in advance(and much more), for just a $5 pledge!
Please have a visit there and help support work like this and LULU, and thanks!
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, July 17, 2017 0 Comments
George Romero RIP: MARTIN (1977)
The man who brought you zombies has died and, ironically, rests in peace. But there was a lot more to his work. Here for instance is what I consider his greatest film, MARTIN. About a fellow who thinks he's a vampire. Is he? Well, the question becomes, does it matter in the end? This is a film where he questions the horror genre itself. Have a look.
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The man who brought you zombies has died and, ironically, rests in peace. But there was a lot more to his work. Here for instance is what I consider his greatest film, MARTIN. About a fellow who thinks he's a vampire. Is he? Well, the question becomes, does it matter in the end? This is a film where he questions the horror genre itself. Have a look.
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Labels: 1970s, film, horror, my influences
¶ Monday, July 17, 2017 0 Comments
For Those Who Must Have Their Dr. Who With a Dick
I see there's a lot of guys on Twitter losing their shit because till now they didn't realize how much they needed their Doctor to have a dick. Aww.
Personally, I'm just disappointed it's not Helen Mirren. But for you basement-dwelling man-babies who fear the living shit out of women, I have a solution! Yes! Here is the thing you really want.
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WE HAVE TAKEN YOUR GHOSTBUSTERS AND STAR WARS AND SUPERHEROES AND DOCTOR WHO NOTHING IS SACRED WE WILL DEFILE IT ALL WITH OUR WOMANLY HANDS— grace ✨ GOT spoilers (@andlivefromny) July 16, 2017
I see there's a lot of guys on Twitter losing their shit because till now they didn't realize how much they needed their Doctor to have a dick. Aww.
Personally, I'm just disappointed it's not Helen Mirren. But for you basement-dwelling man-babies who fear the living shit out of women, I have a solution! Yes! Here is the thing you really want.
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Labels: bastards, science fiction, sexism, TV
¶ Monday, July 17, 2017 0 Comments
10 July 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell @MartianLit: Just Keep Your Fingers Where I Can See Them
New Suzy Spreadwell up at Martian Lit. It's a colorful one. Click here to see!
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New Suzy Spreadwell up at Martian Lit. It's a colorful one. Click here to see!
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, July 10, 2017 0 Comments
TWIN PEAKS: Bill Had So Many Lovely Plans
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Labels: David Lynch, TV, Twin Peaks
¶ Monday, July 10, 2017 0 Comments
Deconstructing Comics: Tim & Myself Talk with Steve Pugh About Them Flintstones!
I was on Deconstructing Comics again. Tim & I talked with Steve Pugh about the recently-completed, and much-acclaimed, modernization of the Flintstones by himself and Mark Russell. Have a listen here!
Also, for pledging listeners of the show at Patreon, Tim & I recorded an awesome bonus overview of the series upon its completion, which came shortly after we recorded the original show.
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I was on Deconstructing Comics again. Tim & I talked with Steve Pugh about the recently-completed, and much-acclaimed, modernization of the Flintstones by himself and Mark Russell. Have a listen here!
Also, for pledging listeners of the show at Patreon, Tim & I recorded an awesome bonus overview of the series upon its completion, which came shortly after we recorded the original show.
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Labels: animation, comics, deconstructing comics, podcast
¶ Monday, July 10, 2017 0 Comments
07 July 2017
In Honor of Putin and Trump's Very Cordial G20 Meeting
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BREAKING: Russian foreign minister says Trump accepted Putin's assurances that Russia didn't meddle in the U.S. election.— The Associated Press (@AP) July 7, 2017
Breaking: Lavrov says Trump brought up accusations of Russian hacking; Moscow and DC will set up joint working group on cybersecurity.— Lucian Kim (@Lucian_Kim) July 7, 2017
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Labels: bad ideas, bastards, Russia, trump
¶ Friday, July 07, 2017 0 Comments
03 July 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell @MartianLit: Loopholes
Click here for this week's page at Martian Lit!
And if new to this, read the chapter to date here. (and get the previous chapter and much more in THIS SICKNESS #8, now at Comixology and Amazon)
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Click here for this week's page at Martian Lit!
And if new to this, read the chapter to date here. (and get the previous chapter and much more in THIS SICKNESS #8, now at Comixology and Amazon)
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, July 03, 2017 0 Comments
30 June 2017
Donald Trump vs Joe and Mika: Blackmailer In Chief
Beyond just the national shame of the repulsive, trashy, childish spectacle of the dog in the manger that is 71-year-old toddler Donald Trump's preference for personal attacks on all and sundry rather than doing even one bit of his undeserved job, there was this accusation inside Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough's incisive Washington Post response to his idiot tweets.
Trump has been trying to blackmail them into being good little lapdogs, and who knows how many other members of the press as well, given the general bullying they regularly inflict upon nearly all the Fourth Estate.
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The last 24 hours. pic.twitter.com/InK2gqFFOU— Mazel Tov Cocktail (@AdamSerwer) June 30, 2017
Beyond just the national shame of the repulsive, trashy, childish spectacle of the dog in the manger that is 71-year-old toddler Donald Trump's preference for personal attacks on all and sundry rather than doing even one bit of his undeserved job, there was this accusation inside Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough's incisive Washington Post response to his idiot tweets.
Trump has been trying to blackmail them into being good little lapdogs, and who knows how many other members of the press as well, given the general bullying they regularly inflict upon nearly all the Fourth Estate.
1. Let's be clear about what Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough are alleging https://t.co/aczuzyIGgF— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) June 30, 2017
2. They are accusing President Trump of BLACKMAIL. This isn't just tawdry. It could be illegal https://t.co/ysbhp9Ymx6— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) June 30, 2017
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Labels: bastards, disaster, MAKE IT STOP, right wing, trump
¶ Friday, June 30, 2017 0 Comments
26 June 2017
New Suzy Spreadwell @MartianLit: What the Hell Is Going On
Figure it out. Click here.
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Labels: christianity, my comics, satire, suzy spreadwell, this sickness
¶ Monday, June 26, 2017 0 Comments
21 June 2017
TWIN PEAKS: Hiring Ike the Hitman
How DID that go down anyway?
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How DID that go down anyway?
"Okay, I want this person killed soon and efficiently. What you got?"
"Ike here."
"Why are you holding his shoulders?" (man lets go)
(Ike) "GRAHHHHH" (runs and jumps for throat)
"Get him off get him off get him OFF"
Labels: David Lynch, satire, TV, Twin Peaks
¶ Wednesday, June 21, 2017 0 Comments
20 June 2017
Castile Case Reveals True Purpose of Dashcams
To get cops off the hook.
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To get cops off the hook.
Labels: bastards, crime, police, racism
¶ Tuesday, June 20, 2017 0 Comments
