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"...and I'll bury all your mothers on a golf course!"

I'm hoping we can vote our way out of this while also thinking we're probably not going to vote our way out of this....but let's try to vote our way out of this.

Hegseth? More like Pete Hegsweat.

Gianni doesn't seem to be qualified to run FIFA let alone the UN. Also...that pic looks like Trump is installing 2/3rd's of a pawnshop sign.

For the record... Spain has the best painters too.

Calling it now: when this gets used in a flip it's going to be "Eagle or Asshole!?" #trumpcoins

In '84 or '85 here was a great show of his work where I went to college. Someone said his stuff was "mean" or some such, and the instructor who had mounted the show replied "for political cartoons to have a point they have to have teeth." I always remember Oliphant in that context.

They would argue that the folks making $1000,000 are paying 12.4% on that first $184,000.

It's a great looking story. There are a number of innovative panels that use solid black on open backgrounds to make things pop. Very Toth-like.

If he lived in your house you would have already taken his keys, and would be frantically calling memory care facilities for an open slot.

Didn't this guy brag about the government owning 10% of Intel?

I love them both... but I think 2001 is graphically stronger/stranger. I didn't pass up any Marvel Kirby book in the late 70's... they were their own weird thing.

In 76 the Bicentennial was definitely not presented as a production mounted by and in tribute to the sitting president. I read Kirby's Bicentennial Battles on a long trip to the beach that summer. It's funky, odd, and earnest. 80 pages of all-new art was pretty special.

The original art for this was offered for sale by Roz Kirby in 1994 for $800.

A solid horror artist too. On the marvel stuff I liked when he inked himself, but he also looked great when he was inked by Giacoia, Springer, Palmer or Wood. Underrated plotter too.

What are the savings if you're walking through Roundup?

Byrne makes a few salient points about work-for-hire in that article, but how fairly Marvel was treating it's current star freelancer in 1981 is kind of a moot point. Kirby went to work on a handshake deal at a struggling family-owned place and argued that promises were broken when they sold.

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Ed S: "impressing ANYONE who he finds on his path." Tough to beat Patton. Tough to beat.