good night every body

DITKO

{{{{SANDWICH}}}} 🖌️Charles M. Schulz, Peanuts, originally published December 19, 1977 - detail of original art.

It’s Rickey from Hydra!

Today's strip has one of my favorite Bok panels in a while. Bok's a fun character to draw — part Hellboy, part Conan, less Goliath than you might think and a decent helping of Brock Samson. Season and serve.

Ignatz Mice toss traditional sub

Strange Tales 72, 1959. Art by Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko.

Flipping through a sketchbook and there’s my boy. RIP, buddy

Human artists! Use one piece to convince people to follow you

Next Week's New Yorker cover, illustration by Edel Rodriguez.

after the last 12 months we all kind of deserve to have in the same day dick cheney’s passing, a minor electoral sweep, and YOU KNOW WHAT

Hey, my votes worked!

Story from Mike Campbell’s autobiography about Stan Lynch and Bob Dylan blowing off band practice to go see Sammy Davis Jr and Sinatra. Tom Petty comes off as a jerk in this book, especially to Stan, so it’s funny to see him get told off by Bob Dylan

Nothing on the ballot but 2 city council seats, but

Alright, here we go … the last couple days of our campaign for MALICENT BLACK: MUNDICIDE… If you missed the first book, have no fear … you can get both issues in this campaign, along with a bunch of other nifty add-ons! Join us! www.kickstarter.com/projects/211...

you know who's still alive today is Dolly Parton

wouldja look at that? my 25% off NotAtRICC sale is ON at www.craigrousseau.com/shop and my commission list for the weekend is now open (with limited spots available)

thank you for all the support; the statement from our union is now live here with some more reporting. now that this is public I can confirm that the majority of today’s layoffs were women of color. there are no longer any Black women working at Teen Vogue.

@bencollins.bsky.social is gonna hire the Teen Vogue politics staff, right?

Twiggy by Helmut Newton for Vogue UK, September 1967.

Arthur Fozzerelli Fonzie Bear

I was laid off from Teen Vogue today along with multiple other staffers, and today is my last day. certainly more to come from me when the dust has settled more, but to my knowledge, after today, there will be no politics staffers at Teen Vogue.

On Teen Vogue: It's an amazing publication full of talented journalists. It offers so much value. It's clear the monied interests in media aren't interested in preserving that value, especially if it threatens the status quo that undergirds their wealth. Capitalism and journalism are enemies.

How dare you make love in the shadow of death

Stephen Collins’ splendid strip from last Saturday’s Guardian. There’s top-notch storytelling in play here.

"the Dodgers" is a stupid name for a baseball team. They're like "oh no, the ball!"

The first record I bought with my own money was a good one, gotta say

Static!

ASM Annual 2

Ditko, Strange Tales 146

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Lou Donaldson November 1, 1926- November 9, 2024

Lou Donaldson would have been 99 years old today. The great saxophonist was born on November 1, 1926 in Badin, North Carolina. Sweet Poppa Lou recorded more than 30 albums for Blue Note from 1952-1974 spanning bebop to funky soul jazz. Stream our spotlight playlist: bluenote.lnk.to/LouDonaldson...

Every day, David Fincher looks at the computer and sighs heavily because he made The Social Network too early

lol

This guy's video explains what's happening.

Happy Halloween!

happy Halloween

New Comic Book Friday: Halloween Edition A brand new AMELIA SHADOWS Halloween story is up on my Patreon, and since it's Halloween, it's free for everyone to read! Happy Halloween! #FreeComics #PatreonComics #MakingComics

Here's a bumper sticker I saved from when Gavin Newsom was first running for SF mayor. It changes his name from "Newsom" to "Nuisance".

Damn Mort Meskin was good. (Scan originally posted by Ed maslow on FB)

Clifford Brown October 30, 1930- June 26, 1956

The incomparable trumpeter Clifford Brown was born on this day Oct. 30, 1930. Brownie recorded 2 Blue Note sessions in 1953—a quintet date with Lou Donaldson & a sextet date under his own name—that were compiled on the 12" LP "Memorial Album" after his death in 1956: bluenote.lnk.to/CliffordBrow...

Angelo Siciliano, better known to generations of scrawny, aspirational comics fans as Charles Atlas, was born on October 30, 1893. Here’s a 1933 advertisement.