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Shakespeare vs. Seamonster
Sorry it’s been so long since my last Shakespeare post. You can catch up on the rest of the story (so far) at these links: https://pezcita.wordpress.com/2013/03/17/jay-finds-a-starving-artist-or-the-twelfth-night-strikes-again/ , https://pezcita.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/all-in-character-now-or-shakespeare-chooses-at-setting/ , https://pezcita.wordpress.com/2013/03/31/shakespeare-invents-a-new-genre-or-only-the-stumped-survive/ , https://pezcita.wordpress.com/2013/04/18/shakespeare-didnt-do-his-homework-or-the-great-bandaide-boondoggle/ , https://pezcita.wordpress.com/2013/09/28/the-shakespeare-saga-continues/ Look for more entries coming soon!
Posted in comic strips, Shakespeare
Tagged 12th, cartoon, comic strip, dragon, Illyria, inside leg, measurements, moat, sea, sea monster, Shakespeare, shakespeare's 12th night, tailor
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The Banned Book Blues
Last year around this time, Freshly Pressed featured an article titled “Are You With the Banned?”. I thought it was an excellent pun, and . . . well . . . this was the only good “band” quote I could … Continue reading
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Tagged band, banned, banned books week, blues, book, books, brothers, cartoon, comic, comic strip, library, pun, the blues brothers
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Shakespeare Didn’t do his Homework or The Great Bandaide Boondoggle
Posted in comic strips, Digs Burton, Shakespeare
Tagged armor, cartoon, comic strip, English, englishman, homework, reasearch, Shakespeare, ship, The Twelfth Night
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Jay Finds a Starving Artist or The Twelfth Night Strikes Again
Posted in comic strips, Digs Burton, Shakespeare
Tagged 12th, 16th, actor, beard, cartoon, century, comic strip, night, play, Shakespeare, sixteenth century, the twelfht night, theater, Theatre, William Shakespeare
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On Going Out Without Growing Up: Richard Thompson’s Last Cul de Sac Strip
Richard Thompson’s Cul de Sac is the best comic strip of the past decade, hands down. Not that others weren’t entertaining, but Cul de Sac had something extra. Thompson’s Petey and Alice are two of the most human characters to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice, army, art, blanket, bunny, cartoon, cartoons, comic strip, comic strips, cul de sac, decade, drawing, end, four, four year old, four year olds, funnies, funny pages, generation, last, nail file, nailfile, newspaper, parkinson's, Parkinson's Disease, Petey, puppet, quit, rabbit, Richard Thompson, security, swiss, Swiss Army knife, toy
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And Now, the Conclusion of “The Peace Offering”
Posted in Digs Burton
Tagged boot, boxer, cartoon, clothes, comic strip, fridge, joe, joe boxer, kmart, peace offering, prototypes, refrigerator, shoe, shoe design, shoes, socks
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Portrait of the Author as a Young Artist
OK, I know what some of you are thinking. “These drawings are so amateurish. How did you ever get into drawing comic strips, and why have you practiced so little?” That’s kind of a long story, but here goes. I fell in … Continue reading
Posted in Cat Comics, cats, comic strips, Digs Burton
Tagged art, art teacher, artistic development, cartoon, cat, children's drawings, clark, comic, comic strips, craft, drawing, dreams, funnies, gas stations, goals, hobby, kitty, love-hate relationship, poetry, publishing, self-publishing, submissions, Sunday funnies, union 76, writing
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