Sunday, November 04, 2012

Super-Endorsements 2012:

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14 comments:

Joe Crawford said...

BRILLIANT AND WONDERFUL!

5:58 PM
ticknart said...

So, he's going to write in Ron Paul?

6:48 PM
David Charles Bitterbaum said...

This has got to be the best of the super-endorsements you've done yet. Just awesome.

6:52 PM
Johnny Bacardi said...

All right! Calendar Man!

He doesn't rate his own tag, though?

9:20 PM
mordicai said...

Bravo!

4:21 AM
Anonymous said...

Thank you for picking up on Romney's headfake segue into marriage-as-deterrent-to-poverty-and-violent-crime. I listened to all the debates on radio instead of television and was aghast at his comments... comments which I think the majority of the mainstream media gave a pass as potentially inflammatory, given the demographics in this country. No-one I know who watched 'em on TV seemed to have picked up on his stroll into wonk territory.

Obama's response seemed more progressive & pragmatic than previous-- 'No one needs military hardware; that said, in my hometown of Chi they're just using 9mms' --but statements alone do not policy make.

And yeah, this is just about the best one yet, mate. Great commentary AND fluid action!

8:43 AM
SallyP said...

Superb, Caleb. Superb.

12:59 PM
Ben said...

This was awesome. Seriously. Thank you.

4:12 PM
Roygbiv666 said...

So, Batman as a write-in candidate?

5:56 PM
Caleb said...

Thanks for all the kind words, all!

All right! Calendar Man!

He doesn't rate his own tag, though?

I guess not. I typed his name in to see if a tag came up, but it never did. Which I thought strange, as I'm sure I've drawn him plenty of times before...his is one of my favorite costumes. I know he appeared in the post-Dark Knight villain strip I did...

http://everydayislikewednesday.blogspot.com/2008/07/excuse-me-mr-nolan-theres-villain-here.html

...maybe the other times I drew him were for those lead-in cartoons I used to do for the "Twas the Night Before Wednesday" column I had at Blog@....

Anyway, I guess it means that while I love Calendar Man and love drawing him, I never actually wrote a post about him before. Huh.


So, Batman as a write-in candidate?

David Campbell answered the question of Batman's voting habits succinctly and hilariously in a 2006 post, which most of you have probably already read:

http://daveslongbox.blogspot.com/2006/11/election-day-2006-whose-side-is-your.html

I love the Batman entry, and all of 'em in fact, because they all seem 100% correct (or, if only 80% correct, than effectively argued so that a compelling case is put forward for each) AND funny.


7:21 PM
Caleb said...

I just re-read Mr. Campbell's post for like the 40th time. The Ghost Rider one cracks me up every time.

7:28 PM
Adam said...

You rock, Caleb.

Love all the Mindless Ones

2:20 AM
Antonietta May said...

Oh my gosh, that is amazing. So. Epic. :D

12:03 PM
Unknown said...

@ticknart
Batman is in favor of gun control and universal healthcare, both of those are things Ron Paul violently opposes.

9:21 AM

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