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Speaking of the great Batton Lash

In light of current events, this one seems worth reposting:

That was four months ago.

Told ya so.

I'm kind of evil, I guess

Thanks for reading, Diggsters:

buried. artist/author is anti-semitic, racist, homophobic, and just otherwise an annoying conservative. don't believe me? go onto his website and read his other comics on spiderman, li'l obama, and barney frank...

Yes, please do!

P.S. Here's the "anti-semitic" one.

Hello to my friends at Digg

Thanks for the link. If you liked that old comic strip, you might like this one too...

WARNING: RUDE LANGUAGE

And given the week's events, this oldie-but-goodie might tickle your fancy...

WARNING: YET MORE RUDE LANGUAGE

With apologies to ABC, legendary vocalist Jack Sheldon, and my childhood

If you didn't grow up in the '70s watching Schoolhouse Rock on Saturday mornings, first watch this:

Then read this:

After the jump!

For more of the great Batton Lash, go to exhibitapress.com! (And hat tip to Jackie Estrada for the idea!)

You should've seen when he fought the Green Goyim

Via Ynetnews:

Israeli drivers in Rosh Ha'ayin were met with an unusual sight Sunday evening, when a man dressed as Spider-Man decided to use his superpowers to engage commuters sitting in evening traffic.

Several drivers on the scene called the traffic police hotline to report the superhero's unique participation in the traffic jam. The man leapt from vehicle to vehicle, occasionally attempting to lasso cars with an apparent "web" made of ropes.

You didn't hear this from me

A little bird tells me that if you download the file found here (SpideyObama.cbz) and open it with the shareware found here (or change the filename extension to .zip and open it that way), you will be amazed by the spectacular mediocrity found within. With great powerlessness comes great irresponsibility.

Introducing: Li'l Obama!

The great Batton Lash does it again (with a little help from yours truly). After the jump:

Previous Batton fun here, here, and here. And check out his fine comicky goodness at exhibitapress.com!

P.S. Feel free to post this on your own blog, but please don't hotlink it.

P.P.S. I totally forgot: Happy Birthday, Batton!

P.P.P.S. "I'm not quite sure if this is just crass or racist or both." Well, it's about Obama's own public statements. So of course it's crass! And it's drawn to resemble him. So of course it's racist!

ATTN: All those who would dare to criticize our dear leader

Previously:

McCain Refers to Obama as "My Opponent"
I used to think Southerners who flew the Confederate Flag were jerks
This post is racist

P.S. Hannity is a thief.

Keep a clean nose, watch the plain clothes

Previous power-being-spoken-truth-to-by-William-Ayers here.

P.S. CNN is covering Ayers. As opposed to covering for him. I know, I can hardly believe it either. It's fun to watch Anderson Cooper sputter and stammer at the reporter, though, trying to come up with a plausible reason this isn't so bad.

...to know which way the wind blows

(With no apologies to William Ayers)

Here's a taste

More to come. Maybe.

For Glenn

(These are from Feb. '02, back when Wurtzel originally said that crap. The other day she wrote something stupid about Obama, which is the first time anybody's even thought about her since then, so Glenn Reynolds linked to the page that originally had these strips. I'd posted them via AOL, back when I knew even less about the Internet than I do now, and for some reason the page doesn't work anymore. So I'm reposting them here. Yay.)

P.S. In the interest of equal time, James Linville e-mailed me this link, where he claims that Wurtzel didn't say any of that stuff. (At least I think that's what he's claiming.) Who knows why he's telling me and not the Toronto Globe and Mail, but that's what he's asserting.

Here's your present

(more here)

I post here every 2 months, like clockwork

For more laffs, click here.

P.S. I usually blog here and here.

P.P.S. 2 months later (11/19) I'm getting traffic here for some reason. Well, if you like this, check out these.

Been awhile since I've done one of these

(more here)

Personally, I don't really have a problem with it

MORE HERE

Blah blah blah

MORE HERE

Hint: Rhymes with "inane"

MORE HERE

The sequel is never as good as the original

MORE HERE

Get ready to pop a stitch

And yet the ladies still aren't lining up

For more, click here

Update:

Seaside Spectacle

(Oh, you think you can do better? Enter the contest here. Contest rules here.)

The Dame Wore Clothing

Special thanks to my friend/self Kevin Parrott for knowing how to use Photoshop. To see a bunch of others or to build your own, go to Jay Pinkerton's forum.

It's a "tradition"!

Bored

With apologies to Jay Pinkerton

(Josh read it so I didn't have to.)

Back by popular request (well, one guy)

These still make me chuckle a little bit, so why not trot them out again:

Happy Holidays!

From the vaults, because why not

Nerds only

Click the "Continue Reading" link, and enjoy.

This guy liked it almost as much.

As long as I'm going to burn in Hell anyway

Click on that to read the whole thing, if you feel like not respecting me anymore (or never did in the first place).

Are you noticing a pattern? (Yes, that too)

Eventually I'll move a lot of my crappy clip-art stuff over to MT. AOL just isn't the thing, as far as hosting images or doing anything else. Yes, I'm just now realizing that.

Starting off with the hugest file, check out this stupid old minicomic with Superman and Batman exploring an alternative lifestyle. (Click the little panel there for an idea.) This gay guy I know said he actually thought it was touching in an emotional sense, so you're not allowed to get offended. It's a PDF file, so you need Adobe Reader to open it. But that don't cost nothin'. And it's zipped up with a readme file explaining how to print it out and fold it up, if it's not obvious already.

And as always, if you enjoy it... [Makes meaningful gestures over to the donation buttons]

Cory Doctorow points out the latest Get Your War On, which he thought was "very nice." I guess I was somewhat less impressed, and here's my humble attempt to reply: