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TIL that (a) tentacles and arms are two different things and (b) there is a lot more diversity to this family1 than I’d imagined!
I don’t mean “family” in a taxonomic sense. ↩︎
Translated from the original Korean
By Barry Deutsch, September 2009. Things are much better now.
by @gryzlock
All 14 years of the show in a comic by Danby Draws:
By Charles Barsotti a sage of a cartoonist, who drew a lot of dog cartoons ♥️ 🐶 over his long life.
Wonderful, wonderful stuff with the TV Eras. So creative! Slightly disappointing in how an intriguing and promising Twilight Zone-like plot was resolved via a good old Marvel laser shootout1. Can’t wait to read an analysis of how it was a ‘triumphant exploration of Grief’ (which it really was.)
Or whatever. Energy Beam. Aura Projection. I don’t know. ↩︎
“Positive Affirmations don’t work when I question them, Jeremy.”
and
By Jace Avery
By Cameron Spires.
By Amii James (Instagram). Context was the Tories but applies to our fine people stateside as well.
Tory ministers saying “we owe it to children to keep schools open” might want to explain to me why they closed my youth centre, cut mental health services, underfunded my secondary school, stripped free school meals from my peers, tripled uni fees, demonised climate strikers…
by Marc de Wolf
Ronald Ray Cobb was “an American-Australian cartoonist, artist, and film designer” who passed away in September last year. He worked on movies like “Back to the Future”, “Jodorowsky’s Dune”, and “Alien”.
An ornithopter!
But it’s perhaps his cartoons that are more enduring and eeriely relevant after 40 years of their publication.
by @buttpoems
by @raminnazer
Artist unknown
Every. Damn. Time.
by Tommy Siegel
And don’t forget to vote to privatize and abolish the Fire Department by calling their experience and credentials into question!
By someone at Toggl, a software company that also makes great comics… 🤷♂️
When I see a carefree runner in I-did-not-need-to-see-that shorts in windy, 5-degree weather.
By @artbyjuliet.
2019 in review, by way of Mr. Lovenstein’s comics.
And why not just twist the knife?
Ramin Nazer on some models he entertains of what happens to us after we die. A few of my favorites
