Safety When Driving: Wal-Mart, China, and the American Dream
Totally Awesome Picture of the Week 2.02 Finally, America’s own version of the Chinese fire drill is over. Close the doors. Time to move on. But in the wake of so many changes, as the anxiety and rage of all sides subsides, it is natural to wonder: what is America? What kind of a place [...]
The War on Dreams: Part XIII
ENVISION THE FUTURE! Behold! The future of warfare! As sleek as a fighter jet, as mobile as a Humvee, and just as necessary for the protection of Freedom and Democracy worldwide! Having discovered the indubitable link between poverty and thrift and the proliferation of senseless dreams, the Department of National Dream Control has revealed a [...]
The War on Dreams: Part XII
Attention: What to do if you come across a poster such as this one: smash, destroy, beat, bash, mutilate, hammer, ram, stomp, pound, or otherwise hit until you are certain that all dissenting messages have been fully eradicated! It is your duty as a citizen to protect the sanctity of street-side advertising panels – never [...]
The War on Dreams: Part XI
The crumbling metal plow rolls slowly along its rusty tracks. It has come from one place; it is going to another. The sky is pure – the light falls sharply, drawing with precise contrast the shapes of leaves and trees, of cool striped railings, signposts, idling vehicles, and the eager, anticipating figures of two full-grown [...]
Out of Your Element
Totally Awesome Picture of the Week 24 “I have an ambitious creative thought!” yelled the fish, as though the blood crusted in the holes that might be his ears impaired his ability to judge the volume of his voice. “You don’t need to yell, I’m standing right here,” I said. “What’s that? Speak up!” he [...]
The Foreman’s Nightmare – Part 1
RETURN TO EPISODE 4 – PART 2 VIEW THE FOREMAN IN ITS ENTIRETY Share this:EmailRedditStumbleUponDigg
Apr 08, 2011 | Categories: China, Comics, The Foreman | Tags: Balloons, china comic, Construction, drawing, Dreams, Humor, lines, nightmare, social commentary, webcomic | Leave A Comment »