Monthly Archives: October 2005
Update for 10/28/05
New review for Commercial Success by Graham Annable and Sermons #1 by Kevin Huizenga. Three cheers for a crooked s.o.b. in the White House getting indicted! Two bad they couldn’t have gotten more of them, but it’s not a bad start…
Update for 10/26/05
New review for Plastic Farm #11 by Rafer Roberts, and Mike, if you still read this every now and then, I saw you on the teevee in TWO commercials last night. Congrats, and it looks like your plan for world domination is going swimmingly…
Update for 10/24/05
New review for The Assassin and the Whiner #15 by Carrie McNinch, which is the first one in three years, for those of you who were wondering where she had gone…
Update for 10/21/05
New review for A Safety Lesson With Natural Gas Joe by Christoph Meyer, happy weekend everybody…
Update for 10/20/05
New review for The Genius of Stand Up Squid by Bryce Flint-Somerville & Colin Hurd, and I seem to be having one day a week lately where I have too many other things going on to work on the site. Sorry, I’m still trying to get five updates done a week…
Update for 10/17/05
New review for The Ex Revenge Project by Robin Bougie, and I still can’t believe that the White Sox are actually going to be playing the World Series…
Update for 10/14/05
New review for Cruel World #1 by Anton Emdin, and here’s to having a broken car stuck in the shop all weekend!
Update for 10/13/05
Busy day yesterday (and it may be another one tomorrow, depending on how long it takes to get my car fixed), so two updates today: Stupid and Unkind #2 by Robin Enrico and Strange Growths 14 1/2 by Jenny Zervakis…
Update for 10/9/05
Sorry about Friday, I had to watch my Red Sox get swept in the playoffs. New review today for Twitch Vixen #1 by Dave Tosh…
Update for 10/05/05
New review for Deviant Funnies by Ed Piskor, and hockey starts again today for real! What do you mean nobody cares?
Piskor, Ed – Deviant Funnies #1
Deviant Funnies
You know what I love? When a comic has “funnies” in the title and ends up being actually funny. And it also doesn’t seem to have a bit of angst, which is always a welcome thing in comics. Ed has a fairly wide range of stories in here, including a couple of personal ones (about a kid he used to know called “Little Bitch” and his most embarrassing question about condoms as a child), a couple of strips about the wonderful world of drugs, a silent epic about a zombie with a sense of humor and, my favorite, a story about a man who chains himself to a radiator. Which wouldn’t be funny, of course but he mails the key to himself in an attempt to impress his dominatrix and… well, any more would be giving it away. Funny stuff all around, as the title implies, and the man can draw well enough for Harvey Pekar to want to work with him. In other words, not much to complain about here at all. $3
Update for 10/04/05
Sorry, I took a birthday holiday yesterday. New review for Jesus Delivers by Jim Woodring and David Lasky…
