Who wants to own this comic book?

Here's what you do....SORRY....OUT OF PRINT

and send me an email, doogntoon at yahoo dot com, being sure to include a mailing address, and I will mail you a copy. If you don't want to use Paypal, send me an email and we'll arrange something else.

Each copy of the comic book includes 28 pages of story artwork, 4 half pages of artwork contained in the hand binding, and additional centerfold artwork, plus some original hand drawn stuff. Each comic book has unique special secret song inside bonus tracks! No two books are alike.

The first person to respond to this offer will receive the Jaclyn Smith Autographed Centerfold Edition!

Clarence John Thomas

You wanna know the real reason Clarence Thomas never speaks when the Supreme Court is in session? Well, I'll tell ya why!



It's because he's got one of Bill O'Reilly's pubic hairs stuck in his throat.

When The Revolution Comes

A few weeks ago, I posted a picture of a Colonel Sanders impersonator who had duped U.N Security into granting him access to restricted areas, and I accompanied the picture with lyrics for The Last Poets "When The Revolution Comes"

When The Revolution comes
When The Revolution comes
When the revolution comes
some of us will probably catch it on TV,
with chicken hanging from our mouths.
You'll know its revolution
cause there won't be no commercials

When the revolution comes

...and there were links to the revolution unfolding in Egypt, and there was a link to Flavor Flav opening up a fried chicken restaurant in Iowa.

Now, Flavor Flav may be a clown, but he's no fool. What attention seeking clown wouldn't want to be around when The Circus comes to town with cameras in tow?

Fela Kuti

Over at DarkBlack's a month or so ago, we had a discussion about the music business. I don't remember the exact nature of the post and comments, but I do remember telling the story about the time Dr. John had recorded With G. Love and Special Sauce.

My Buddy Nate was the roadie for G. Love, and when he swung through town on a tour, he brought me an unmixed soundboard cassette of the song "Yeah, It's That Easy", from the upcoming CD by the same name. It had several different takes; Dr. John played piano on one, Hammond organ on another. It sounded great, and Nate and I agreed they should just release it "wet", as is. By the time the CD came out, Dr. John's contributions were buried in the mix under hand clapping and "nah nah, nah nah" background vocals. I shook my head in disgust.

Shortly after the discussion at DarkBlack's, I was listening to the local pirate radio station, and I heard the same guitar and drum riffs from "Yeah, It's That Easy" in this Fela Kuti song "No Agreement". So, now I know where G. Love got the music from.

R.I.P. Gary Moore

Bedtime for Bonzo Droog band

Lagniappe:Loads of linkage at Blckdgrd.Also, too, Neil Young




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Zencomix

Are the candles hotter in hell?

From the archives...

Blogroll Amnesty Day

UPDATED WITH LINKAGE:

Blckdgrd is always generous with the links, and always manages to dig up you might have missed, including, but not limited to politics, music, poetry, novels, and professional soccer.

The name of this blog may be meaningless, but Ethan offers up some thoughtful critiques of "liberals".

Freida Bee is Redneck Punkrockery of the highest order. Just another blog that's been taken over by corduroy, Hooters™, Hall and Oates, incessant complaining, lesbian tendencies, and other typical stuff.

My friend Megan Freeman writes great poetry!

Physio Prof!

Urantian Sojourn!

Coffee Messiah!


In the middle of drawing this, I had a deja vu about the cartoon. Did somebody else do an image similar to this in past years?

I really should have done this before I went outside to shovel snow for 4 hours, but I'm a procrastinator.The day before the storm I was putting out some old pumpkin seeds for the birds. We ordinarily get a lot of cardinals, a few blue jays, a couple of different kinds of woodpeckers, and the assorted small birds (sparrows, juncos, etc). The storm welled up from the south, and we had a bunch of birds show up that I don't usually see in winter; a couple of wrens, cedar waxwings, a flock of starlings, and a flock of robins.

Where does the time go? Blogroll Amnesty Day already? Feel free to use this cartoon if you want to. If I'm on your blogroll, and you are not on mine, drop a link in the comments, and I'll get you added.

We are missing Jon Swift this year.

I'm also missing my old buddy Nate Solod.