T-Bird and Throttle Conclusion
If you’ve missed out on the furious fun of Josh Howard’s T-Bird and Throttle comics, now is your chance to get in on things with the complete collection. Josh is running the fourth crowd fund for the fourth and final installment of this volume, and the first three issues...
Circumspection And The OTHER You Know Who
Things are getting a little hot out there in internet land, and in the interests of self-preservation, I have adopted a policy of speaking circumspectly. If you read my last post, you’ll notice that it never directly references the ‘Vid Nineteen. Nor does this one. It doesn’t need to. ...
Shoving Corona Brand Toothpaste Back in the Tube
They’ll never let us go back to our normal lives. Not because of “the science” but because of the egos. The technocrats have too much invested in their own sense of self-worth to ever admit that they botched the entire Summer of CoronaChan. They can’t walk back any of...
The Power of “Domestic Terrorists”
Not going to lie: there were a few days there when Milwaukee was still burning that things got real tense. The anti-bad people had their run of things, and even successfully declared independence from these United States. (At least a few square blocks of them did.) Mayors huddled in...
The Clumsy, Big-Headed Front in the Culture War
Pundits of all stripes are falling all over each other trying to be the firstest or the loudest decrying the Redskins finally caving in to the demands of the Woke Mob to end their nearly 90-year tradition. The clever-clever crowd ha also started taking bets on which mascot they...
CoronaChan Lives!
Today, I’d like to share with you a nice little review of the Amazon top title, CoronaChan: Spreading the Love, by Aaron Giddings over at Sticks, Stories, and Scotch. This really is a great collection of works by authors with considerably smaller audiences than they deserve, and the fact...
Viva Le Roi!
Over the last decade the internet has collectively decided that any holiday celebrated by Christians or Americans should be marked with lots of snarky condescension and derision of the celebration. In that spirit, let’s take this Bastille Day to remember that the birth of the French Republic was accompanied...
The Absolute Madman
If your soul could use a little chicken soup, give A Man For All Seasons, a watch. When Robert Bolt used the words All Seasons in the title, he meant it. And thoughtful modern viewers will find themselves sympathizing and understanding the plight of Saint Thomas More as he stands...
On the Penultimate Men
Celebrate your independence from authors that hate you, the good, the beautiful, and the true. You should pick up your copy of The Penultimate Men today, and I’ll tell you why. For starters, it includes a new Morty and Kyrus story from Schuyler Hernstrom. If you have read any...
The Death of the American Conversation
Why are things so shrill now? We used to have big, sprawling conversation that roamed all over the place. We used to talk about politics a little bit, and the latest sporting event a little bit, and the latest big TV show event a little bit, and the weather,...