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!
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...
...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:
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.
BRILLIANT AND WONDERFUL!
ReplyDeleteSo, he's going to write in Ron Paul?
ReplyDeleteThis has got to be the best of the super-endorsements you've done yet. Just awesome.
ReplyDeleteAll right! Calendar Man!
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't rate his own tag, though?
Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThank 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.
ReplyDeleteObama'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!
Superb, Caleb. Superb.
ReplyDeleteThis was awesome. Seriously. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo, Batman as a write-in candidate?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the kind words, all!
ReplyDeleteAll 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.
I just re-read Mr. Campbell's post for like the 40th time. The Ghost Rider one cracks me up every time.
ReplyDeleteYou rock, Caleb.
ReplyDeleteLove all the Mindless Ones
Oh my gosh, that is amazing. So. Epic. :D
ReplyDelete@ticknart
ReplyDeleteBatman is in favor of gun control and universal healthcare, both of those are things Ron Paul violently opposes.