The oppressed peoples and nations must not pin their hopes for liberation on the "sensibleness" of imperialism and its lackeys. They will only triumph by strengthening their unity and persevering in their struggle.
Very agreed.
Frank Langford, really batting this one out of the park.
What, don't you enjoy cinema?
I would flood her neighborhood with drugs.
Gordo should be in the hands of a Mexican-American cartoonist. Hector D. Cantú probably has the strongest claim (having inserted a very passable Gordo into a run of Baldo earlier), though I can only dream of Jaime Hernandez taking a shot at it.
Gordo killed this man.
I could light fires with Our Boarding House.
I want to take over a legacy comic strip. Crock, maybe. Boner's Ark. I'm not sure what's available.
He's in issues #1-13, Digital Comics Museum has copies here: digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?ci...
Our Palestine comics resource list is slowly expanding at @brokenfrontier.bsky.social. There's some incredibly powerful and devastating work included herein: www.brokenfrontier.com/tag/palestin...
Aren't they great? Yeah, it's Guardineer from the Mouthpiece feature in Police Comics.
It's interesting to have UNIT involved without any of its famous faces in it, sort of alienating in an enjoyable way.
He's been practicing and it shows.
Smashing fit on Sarah Jane, too.
Glad to have been rewatching Seeds of Doom over the last couple of nights. I didn't dig it as a young'un but I find that it has enjoyable one-off characters that really speak to my more refined, mature tastes: The flamboyant old country marm and an effete criminal who's horny for squash.
Whenever I dig up a lesser-known cartoonist or character, there's always someone who says "I thought everybody who mattered was already familiar with this one." Yes, and that's why I don't write for "everybody who matters."
"It's arcing, arcing, yes, here it comes, it's been thrown with deadly aim, deadly I say, do you see it Officer Tom?"
Thank god the cops showed up.
"Zey have been forceeing me to move ze fin and ze mouse and to make ze scaaaary voice of le shark!"
Now this is action! A gunfight on a schooner, a woman slipping out of a shark, it's everything you could ask for!
An absolutely unhinged sequence, god bless Golden Age comics.
Frustrating amount of ambient music manages to record a musician's first-time introduction to the piano, I find.
You're either part of Wine Squad! fandom or you're out in the cold.
This week's throwback episode of Just One More Thing is Any Old Port In A Storm, a real treat for folks who 'ship Peter Falk and Donald Pleasance. And let's hear it for ... Falcon! (Screeee!)
Black Satan, I think it was.
Consumerist obsession can rob your soul - Soviet Poster (1983)
Explaining lgbtq+ to a kid HAS to be easier than teaching them to tie their own shoes, says my limited experience.
Veoorp Vwoorp, that's the sound of the police box.
You have to wonder what these people think a campaign is for.
