It's day sixteen of the Fifth Annual YACB Free Comic Book Month!
Our next selected entry is from Steve Wass. The five comics that Steve listed are:
1. Green Lantern
2. The Walking Dead
3. New Avengers
4. Mighty Avengers
5. Sgt. Frog
And his other thing of interest is target shooting.
For Steve I have the first issue of Joe Casey & Andy Suriano's Charlatan Ball.
For Steve's bonus comic, I'm sending him the Peanuts Halloween comic.
Steve's comics should be in the mail within a week. Enjoy!
There's still time to send in your entry for the YACB Free Comic Book Month; details are here.
Current FCBM Statistics:
26 entries
38 free comics sent so far
15 days remaining
Saturday, 16 May 2009
Spongerobert Quadrilateraltrousers
Bizarro is brought to you today by SpongeKim Roundpants.
I liked this joke when I wrote it a couple of months ago and I still like it today. If I like it when I'm on my deathbed, my life will not have been in vain.
"At least I wrote a good joke about an anthropomorphic cleaning utensil back in '09," were the artist's last words.
People say this Spongebob show is entertaining, even for adults, but I've never seen it. I've always heard that sponges are breeding grounds for bacteria, though, so if I had small children I think I'd be uncomfortable letting them play with him.
I liked this joke when I wrote it a couple of months ago and I still like it today. If I like it when I'm on my deathbed, my life will not have been in vain.
"At least I wrote a good joke about an anthropomorphic cleaning utensil back in '09," were the artist's last words.
People say this Spongebob show is entertaining, even for adults, but I've never seen it. I've always heard that sponges are breeding grounds for bacteria, though, so if I had small children I think I'd be uncomfortable letting them play with him.
Big 'nuts
This special edition of Bizarro has been made possible by a generous dose of Real Life.
I got the idea for this cartoon from seeing a picture of Randy's Donuts in Los Angeles. From there, I leapt to the not-uncommon belief that aliens helped build some of the wonders of the ancient world like the pyramids and soforth, and arrived at this joke.
A day or two after it ran in the paper, I got a nice email from a couple of groovniks whose last name is "Oh," and who had used this pic of themselves for their holiday card one year. I asked if I could post it on my blog and they said no, but I did it anyway because I am an inconsiderate ass. One of the fringe benefits of having no money or assets is that you don't care if people sue you.
I changed the name of the donut place because I figure Randy is famous enough without my help. How could you not be famous with a huge donut on your roof?
(NOTE: I lied. My new friends, the Ohs, did give me consent to post this picture of them so I am not the inconsiderate ass I pretended to be above. Please go back to thinking of me as a role model of civility and compassion.)
I got the idea for this cartoon from seeing a picture of Randy's Donuts in Los Angeles. From there, I leapt to the not-uncommon belief that aliens helped build some of the wonders of the ancient world like the pyramids and soforth, and arrived at this joke.
A day or two after it ran in the paper, I got a nice email from a couple of groovniks whose last name is "Oh," and who had used this pic of themselves for their holiday card one year. I asked if I could post it on my blog and they said no, but I did it anyway because I am an inconsiderate ass. One of the fringe benefits of having no money or assets is that you don't care if people sue you.
I changed the name of the donut place because I figure Randy is famous enough without my help. How could you not be famous with a huge donut on your roof?
(NOTE: I lied. My new friends, the Ohs, did give me consent to post this picture of them so I am not the inconsiderate ass I pretended to be above. Please go back to thinking of me as a role model of civility and compassion.)
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