
(Working the gas station tonight, but thought I’d give you this bit of nonsense to tide you over.)
(Been loving the comments lately. Even if I haven’t been able to reply to many due to harvest, you guys have all been awesome!)
Stay Spooky!

(Working the gas station tonight, but thought I’d give you this bit of nonsense to tide you over.)
(Been loving the comments lately. Even if I haven’t been able to reply to many due to harvest, you guys have all been awesome!)
Stay Spooky!



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Horror Beyond Imagination.
Happy Halloween!
(More Sensible Post Soon.)
Post two of this three post series, and yes, we have slowed this year long retrospective train down to ONE STRIP AT A TIME. Deal with it. It’ll speed up again, don’t you worry. I can’t imagine I’ll have much to say about ‘Strip #1,289 of DSH and Crazy talking about comics being nice.’ We’ll be speeding through that material like an out of control Simpsons Monorail.

Sunday October 30, 2011. Batiuk has Ayers spend hours of his life drawing a bunch of nerds in a pointless single panel strip as a homage to a Rembrandt painting. Why? I don’t know. I guess he’s trying to imply that the grading of second-hand comics by a group of high schoolers and small business owners has the same amount of solemnity and grandeur of elected officials grading the quality of hand woven cloth.
The only thing I got from it is a nerdy version of ‘I Spy’. I found ‘Star [The Clone Wars] Wars’, Hellboy, Stan Marsh, Venom, Domo, and Ground Zero comics. What can you find?

