Kerouac and the West – Part 5, End of Chapter 1
“Kerouac seems to thrive on such an ambivalence, he accepts it, forgives it for its treachery, as it has been perhaps the most constant and dominant force in his life up until that point.”
Monthly Archives: December 2012
Comic Art from Twitter – 11/12/12
Some great images posted on my Twitter timeline.
S.M.I.A.
Mrs. Davis’ students were very special. They were told they were special on a daily basis. Their parents told them. The other teachers told them (as they should). Television presenters […]
An Audience of One
“Then the Facebook page gets created and daydreams of thousands of likes and contributions and comments and me, there, naked, erect, important, waving a flag with my face on it with the pole shoved firmly up my backside.”
Happy Feet 2 review – can song and dance really help the fight against global warming?
No.
Comic Delivery – December 2012
“…a fantastic piece of work by Aaron Kuder…shows just how insidious, sly and yet hugely entertaining a character The Joker can be.”
Scott Snyder – bringing Batman back
“After years of wandering through the wilderness, Snyder has put Batman back on track. The days of Batmite and time travel are hopefully buried forever. Snyder’s renaissance of the greatest super hero of all time has been laden with fresh twists but remains firmly rooted in the elements that made, and continue to make, the character enigmatic.”
Art from around the web and usually just a T-Shirt
Some amazing artwork has been popping up on our Twitter feed, and we’d thought we’d share it with you.
100 Bullets
“You’re not asked to do anything about it, the choice is yours. You have the freedom. A fantastic political pastiche of America – the freedom to choose, with a gun in your hand. Will you act with righteous vengeance, or will you do nothing? It’s the kind of beauty that arises from lying in dirty sheets for too long.”
