Slowpoke Comics

I love it! Your strips about the horrendous or banal aspects of our culture are as great as your political ones. (Also avoidable are the bands whose names brandish how ineffectual they are--Frightened Rabbit seems to be the nadir of that trend, I hope.)

Chris: I post the strip to my site on Monday, but Tuesday is the day I usually get around to mentioning it on Web 2.0.

Tim: Thanks. Don't tell me there's actually a band called Frightened Rabbit!

Also interesting is what happens to the women who do make it into entertainment, but who then make the unfortunate decision to age. I think they're shipped off to The Village. Julia Roberts is the new Number Two, I believe.

Tim - Right on. "I am not a number, I am a gently-aging actress!" Or something.

Hey, Connecticut, pull your head out and vote the other guy in next time!

I couldn't connect to it last night. I kept getting a "too long to respond" message. I tried about an hour later and I got in. Good stuff!

Republican's phoney claims that they want healthcare reform too should be delt with. Great strip.

Thanks! Now, if only each web hit was a dollar...

Classic! Am sharing now.

WIN!

Damn....some of the most innovative American cartoonists depend heavily on the alternative weeklies. It's hard to see where all of this going.

In our case, our cartoons appeared in the union and labor press for years, but that hardly exists anymore. We have to figure out some kind of alternative also.

If anybody has any bright ideas, now would be a good time.

Kliban airport would rock. Didn't Kiliban do a comic with cat airplanes?

Octopoodle for the win. :)

Wow......a grand slam. I'm reposting to my network now.

Hahaha love the Patriot Plan, if you are in the hospital and are served lunch you don't get the soup d'jour, you get Freedom Soup!

Zing!

Way to go Jen! I am so happy to see that UVA is recognizing the talent of someone who wanders outside of the mainstream. You are amazing, you know.

Hi Elizabeth! You're too kind, thanks. So nice to see you here!

The Obama plan is so mild to begin with, one wonders what these people would do if confronted with the possibility of a real national health plan. They don't seem capable of telling the difference, so probably the reaction would be the same.

rather depressing how successful the brainwashing campaign has been in our country. It's as if the "company towns" of the past were a good thing and we want to sustain the indentured servant culture. so many easily led sheep going over the cliff and we're going over with them....