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Read these now!!!
http://www.cinematical.com/photos/frank-millers-charlie-brown/1419750/
http://www.cinematical.com/photos/frank-millers-charlie-brown/1419749/
Seaguy today.
Miley Cyrus and the Crab People. I think there is a connection.
Flash Rebirth too. Am I the only one who really doesn't like Ethan Van Sciver's art. Or the way he pronounces his name. Or his FAT FACE RRARRR
Well, I don't like his art, anyway.
How does he pronounce his name?
Does anyone know if the Casanova returns as a webcomic is true or an April Fools gag?
@scott
he pronounces the "c." Van Skiver.
I hate it.
Jason - those Frank Miller/Peanuts (mash ups?) are fun but man, they are ug-lee.
Also worth a look: Bukowski's Peanuts.
This week's Seaguy had one of those quintessential Morrison moments - the heretofore creepy-as-fuck parrot suddenly realises Seaguy is his dear friend and is killed trying to save him. All within 2 panels.
Van Sciver's art did seem a bit claustrophobic. Overall it was an OK first issue, but I have high hopes for the series as a whole
Geoff,
I know this is late but don't take it personal. First, I love your book "How to Read Comics..." I've read it twice and it's STILL on my nightstand. Essential reading...
But second, your twitters are genuinely breaking my heart. Sure about 20% of them are useful but with those early puppydog notes about your new wife (we've all been in love before - we know what it's like) and crap about your bike and waking up in the morning has made me never want to join this twitter revolution (what is it? a text message to the world? even Matt Fraction is annoying me which is why I never go to his site anymore) BUT! this goddamn statement about Duck Soup not being funny has just crossed the fucking line - and to be honest, I don't know what's more irritating: that Duck Soup wasn't funny or that it had this huge massive hype (?) behind it???
I'm so fucking depressed right now, Geoff. I have to let you go, I'm sorry. And to be further honest, it's not only the twitters that's bothering me it's also that annoying finsof72 a-hole that reminds me of every other frustrated mediocre college intellectual that maybe you're friends with once but later learn what a fracking fraud he is. I know he's Scott's boy but, really, what an embarrassing piece of bunk he wrote about the Watchmen. Sure, his opinion is valid but to turn in something that grammatically butchered and to have you post it just brought my respect for you down a few.
I'm really serious! This is devastating. To take a cue from pop culture, I feel like Sam Weir from Freaks and Geeks when he finally goes out with the cheerleader and takes her to the movie The Jerk and then finds out what a dumb, soul-sucking, vapid bitch she is.
That's all
***gently weeping***
So... Greatest sarcasm post on this site or saddest post on this site?
If I can't tell the difference between satire and sincerity, is it, assuming it's actual satire, more funny or less funny?
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