Marvel should put out a Spider-Man & Barack Obama mini-series. At this point it would be like printing money. C'mon, you know it would have at least as much legs as Marvel Zombies.
Wait, hold on... Presidential Zombies!
I'm running off to file a trademark application right now...
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
GN Discussion Group
Our Graphic Narrative Discussion Group met last week to choose our texts for the coming year. After a couple hours of deliberation, here's the schedule we decided upon:
- February: The Arrival by Shaun Tan
- April: Bottomless Belly Button by Dash Shaw
- June: The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel
- August: Bookhunter and Fleep by Jason Shiga
- October: The Will Eisner Reader and The Best of the Spirit by Will Eisner
- December: Journey, vol. 1 by William Messner-Loebs
Meteor Madness
Today's Bizarro is made possible by a grant from Plastic Playboys From Outer Space.
This is another of those comics that comes from a real life situation. One of my meteors was feeling poorly recently so I brought it to one of those McHospitals in the strip mall. You know, those places that are called things like "Medi-Quick" or "Bleed-No-More" or whatever, where med students at the bottom of their class end up.
Anyway, even though they would never admit it, they had trouble diagnosing what was wrong with my sizzling hot rock, and the scrip they gave us didn't do a thing. After another week, my meteor was feeling no better. It was then that I tossed him into the car and raced him down to Channel 6 to see an expert. The Action News Team's own Gil Watson and his AccuWeather Doppler Sky View fixed him up real good.
Thank you, Action News!
This is another of those comics that comes from a real life situation. One of my meteors was feeling poorly recently so I brought it to one of those McHospitals in the strip mall. You know, those places that are called things like "Medi-Quick" or "Bleed-No-More" or whatever, where med students at the bottom of their class end up.
Anyway, even though they would never admit it, they had trouble diagnosing what was wrong with my sizzling hot rock, and the scrip they gave us didn't do a thing. After another week, my meteor was feeling no better. It was then that I tossed him into the car and raced him down to Channel 6 to see an expert. The Action News Team's own Gil Watson and his AccuWeather Doppler Sky View fixed him up real good.
Thank you, Action News!
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