geek comic strips

[wearestardust]

are we familiar with:

space avalanche?


formal sweatpants?

[Sir Patrick Crocodile]

[Sir Patrick Crocodile]

[wearestardust]

I can't remember if we'd had tom the Dancing Big before. I suspect yes but in case not, here's an atheisty one (though the comic canvasses a range of issues albeit from a US perspective)

http://www.gocomics.com/tomthedancingbug/2012/02/17

[Strato]

Slave to the algorithm.

Comics. I devoured them. I had hundreds. And Mad, Cracked, Sick and of course Help. But in the sixties, I discovered underground comix. Zap Comix, Yellow Dog, Feds And Heads etc. Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Gilbert Shelton (The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers), and others.

R. Crumb lives in the south of France. He's been unbelievably prolific. He's recently completed the whole Book of Genesis, all 50 chapters, 224 pages, 100's of panels, an epic work. He advises adult supervision for minors.
He declined attending the Sydney graphic art expo when a tabloid described him as a filthy sex pervert. Real fear of assassination.

Honestly, friends, for those who don't know Crumb's work, (and 20's style band and awesome 78's collection) do check him out on the net. I'll bet he has no more than rudimentary skills on computer. Love his work, especially his women.

[Strato]

I knew you would already be onto Crumb. Naturally.

[Lord Blackadder]

I LOLd.

[Lord Blackadder]

Originally Posted by The Irreverent Mr Black

Want. (Via Neatorama)

WANT!


Sent from my iPad using magic technology app thingie.

[Praxis]

Originally Posted by The Irreverent Mr Black

*sob* but not one apostrophe for it's!!!

[Sir Patrick Crocodile]

Prote, let us learn: