Right? I’ve ALWAYS loathed the Archie comics and loved Waid’s work on The Green Hornet comics.

I’m going to give this a whirl.

The farting, however, is just the funny hook to a touching, odd story about life, friendship, and love.

The wisdom of that decision by sites remains to be seen.

https://thestack.com/world/2016/04/…

You know what I’d give my-eye teeth to see... a documentary about the people who wrote and made comics. ANYTHING on par with Sean Howe’s Untold History of Marvel or Gerald Jones’s Men of Tomorrow.

Well I did like the swirly logo until you brought that up.

He sure sold us on those Levis though. *smirks, quietly puts loaded pistol in open mouth*

Marvel Tsum Tsum before it was cool.

First round’s on me if we ever meet. I can promise you that.

To hell with a star. This comment deserves its own galaxy.

I think we disagree on certain definitions of what counts as appropriation/colonialist dickery. But all in all, I think we’re on the same page, yeah.

I think you recognize it. But you’re uncomfortable with the perspective that all ideas in the world should be on lockdown. For what it’s worth, that’s not what Veit and I…

Oh my absolute favorite part of this is all of the admitted Natives, who disagree with Squish, currently languishing in the grays.

Oh it’s still a problem. Black music—-soul, funk, blues or hip hop— is as Americana as it gets. And yet we still refuse, stubbornly, to have any conversation or personal inventory, about race in this country.

See my most recent reply to Veit (and you). :)