Steve!

games 8 and 9 are gonna be nuts

Cute. :)

Interesting to see that, if you removed a single line digitally, it wouldn't work. I don't think I've seen it before.

I also like the focus on character moments, very different than the view that the simpliest examples of panel proximity from my understanding certain of the comics theorticians.

Me: "Blah blah blah Eisenberg and Berkowitz blah blah blah..."

My mum: Funny, sounds like Rodgers and Hammerstein :)

A ‘Hello! My name is…’ sticker on a pole with the message “nothing in nature blooms all year. be patient with yourself” written on it.

Seen in Denver, CO.

This is a good adventure comic, I'm happy to support it financially : )

Biffo is overjoyed that he and his human-faced octopus friend have Won The Race. His little nephew/cousin climbs the winning post in glee as a mangled pile of middle-aged children trip and fall over themselves in a twisted heap of broken flesh and bone.

Beano #510, Apr 26, 1952

Panel 1: A little submarine-y thing is small and alone. Panel 2: A shuttle suddenly docks & the periscope is now looking behind the submarine instead of ahead.

Here’s my doodle for #makeaterriblecomicday2025

A comic strip where the cartoonist says this: “Hi Folks. Remember reading about “Newspeak” in high school? (He’s holding a copy of 1984)./Well, newspeak, which banned certain words to limit thought, is no longer just fiction! (Word balloons from the Oval Office) “I want only merit-based words! We love merit based words!” 3 word bubbles with “yes sir!” Follow. “Hundreds of words are now being scrubbed from (U.S.) government sites.” “Words Like equality, disparity, political, status, women, race…” cartoon characters are in the process of censoring the words in this panel. “So what can you do to save banned words?” says the cartoonist while three figures are slicing up words like “pollution” and “trauma” with a pair of scissors larger then they are. “Just keep using them! In public! In conversations! In text to friends!” In this panel, there are characters with bits of conversation shown like “clean energy” “mental health” “disablity” and so on. The last panel has the cartoonist say “Then commit (those words) to memory - before they’re lost FOREVER!” With a QR code to a complete list of banned words.

A panel of this was posted out of context, so I thought I’d share this here.

resources.arcamax.com/newspics/339...

Mind giving this a share? Still have to fill out my schedule! If you need art, and you like what I do, please consider hiring me. lanelloyd.crevado.com

Short and Sweet, I’d say the last 2 panels look the most like Curt Swan’s hand.

It’s a smoothly moving page, quite nice to look at too.

Apple charges you 30% extra if you subscribe to a creator on the Patreon app for iOS.

If you want to support someone on Patreon, make sure Apple doesn't steal your money! Subscribe on the website, not on the app.

The Gashlycrumb Tinies - The Comics Journal Edward Gorey's 1963 alphabet book of deceased children, The Gashlycrumb Tinies, reviewed by crypt keeper, J Webster Sharp.

Continuously in-print since 1963 for good reason! The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Edward Gorey (Harper Collins) reviewed for your reading pleasure by J Webster Sharp www.tcj.com/reviews/the-...

I’ll try #LetterboxdFriday for a change.

Universes (2024)

Will Rogers: An American Original (2004)

Coney Steps Out (2023)

Slouch (2021)

Native American political prisoner Leonard Peltier showing the clemency paper signed by President Joe Biden, allowing him to go home after 49 years of unjust incarceration.

After 49 years incarcerated for a crime he did not commit, today Native American political prisoner Leonard Peltier is finally going home to the Turtle Mountain Reservation. He never lost hope and kept his spirits high.

#AlphabetChallenge #WeekHforHeroes
#portrait #LeonardPeltier

It seems purchases made from Comixology back in the day can’t be downloaded(?)

I’m in the content library and all I have here is “Dictionaries & User Guides” which I click to get the message “No Results Found” on my end.

LANDSCAPES 2025 LANDSCAPES 2025 Online juried slide exhibition with playlist and PDF catalogue JURORS: CLINT GRIFFIN & KRISTA YOUNG DESIGNER: KEVIN ILANGO LANDSCAPES 2025 is

Not sure if I shared this here, so here's a link to an online art show I'm in.

airdgallery.org/2025/02/11/l...

Here’s a repost for my early risers. Hope you have a good day, and enjoy a delicious cup of your favorite caffeine delivery system

Two artists, one catastrophic war … Joe Sacco and Art Spiegelman on Israel-Gaza and the ceasefire – cartoon What happens when two comics artists ‘meet on the page’ to explore the tragedies of the Israel-Gaza war? Art Spiegelman, best known for his Pulitzer prize-winning Holocaust memoir Maus, and Joe Sacco,...

Just read this.

www.theguardian.com/world/pictur...

ARTISTS for LA is uniting top comic creators to support victims of the devastating Los Angeles fires. All proceeds benefit relief efforts and there's some amazing unique items from renowned comic artists!

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#comics

I hadn’t heard of Jemm, Son of Saturn. Thanks for posting this.

A Toronto Driver barely brakes in front of group walking down the street.

What is this city?

Mandala by Andy Barron The world of Andy Barron continues to expand

Here’s a cool looking book, just 14% to go. www.ulule.com/mandala-par-...

nyoom

But we don't like actual history, because it is complicated and messy. We like everything simplified so that it can be done in a single post, hopefully with picture of pretty girl attached.

Fisherman Sanpei by Takao Yaguchi

Cross Game by Mitsuru Adachi

Sailor Moon by Naoko Takeuchi

Oh My Goddess! by Kosuke Fujishima

Here’s a bonus #comicsdna because I’m a dilettante and used to read manga more widely and not that deeply (it was hard to collect manga as a small child and also in the late 90s and early aughts)