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Friday, November 08, 2019
PR: Tomorrow is our 1st ever Kids Comics Day on 11/9/19!
Xavier Riddle at Library of Congress part 2
Melissa Lindberg and Adam Silvia have curated a little exhibit for Brad Meltzer and Chris Eliopoulos appearance at the Library of Congress.
Xavier Riddle at Library of Congress part 1
This is an original drawing from the Dumbo cartoon.
Little Brad Meltzer from the new Xavier Riddle cartoon.
Melissa Lindberg and Adam Silvia have curated a little exhibit for Brad Meltzer and Chris Eliopoulos appearance at the Library of Congress. More to come in the next post.
Hornaday on Scorsese on Marvel
Scorsese is right about Marvel. Except when he's wrong. [You talkin' to us? Try lookin' in the mirror.]
By Ann Hornaday Movie critic
Washington Post November 8, 2019 , p. C1, 4
NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour watches Watchmen
We're Watching 'Watchmen'
Linda Holmes; Glen Weldon; Daisy Rosario; Soraya Nadia McDonald
Regina King plays Tulsa Police detective Sister Night in the new HBO series Watchmen.
HBO's series Watchmen is not strictly an adaptation of the landmark comic book series by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons — it's technically a sequel. It stars Regina King as an ex-cop in Tulsa Oklahoma who's not-so-secretly the masked vigilante Sister Night. It also stars Don Johnson and Tim Blake Nelson, alongside Jean Smart and a very odd Jeremy Irons, who are both playing characters from the comic. Showrunner Damon Lindelof has set the show within a big, weird world that keeps getting bigger and weirder, even as it seeks to comment on some very contemporary, real-world issues.
Lawyer (and comic collector) Mark Zaid conspiracy theory
That Mark Zaid Hydra Quote That's Suddenly In The News
Thursday, November 07, 2019
The Post on Watchmen's former Silk Spectre
'Watchmen' actress Jean Smart on how Laurie has (and hasn't) changed since her Silk Spectre days [in print as Transition for Watchmen's' Laurie wasn't exactly silky]
Washington Post November 6, 2019 : C2
Tuesday, November 05, 2019
Zach Weinersmith at the Cato video online now
Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration
(First Second, 2019)
Featuring the authors Bryan Caplan, Professor of Economics at George Mason University; blogger, EconLog; and Zach Weinersmith, Illustrator, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comic strip; New York Times bestselling author, with comments by Tim Kane, JP Conte Fellow in Immigration Studies at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University; moderated by Alex Nowrasteh, Director of Immigration Policy Studies, Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, Cato Institute.
RJ Matson of Capitol Hill's CQ Roll Call wins Berryman Award
CQ Roll Call's RJ Matson wins Berryman Award for political cartoons
Matson's 2019 cartoons satirized McConnell's focus on Supreme Court, House Democrats' handling of impeachment and working for Trump
CQ Roll Call Nov 4, 2019
Off the Record bar has new coasters and artwork
I
stopped briefly into the Hay-Adams Hotel bar yesterday and saw a new
Trump caricature by Matt Wuerker on the wall of the stairway coming down
from the main hotel. I also got a new coaster of Kamala Harris , so I
checked with Matt to see what else he'd done with Kevin KAL Kalllaugher
and Ann Telnaes.
",,,you
missed the new Supreme Court! In the booth behind the bar we've done
the current bench. I also did some new coasters-- Elizabeth Warren,
Kamala Harris and a new Bernie Sanders. It was just me for this round of
coasters. They needed a quick turn around. The Supremes were evenly divided between the three of us."
Sunday, November 03, 2019
Nina Allender on exhibit in Ohio
We've mentioned DC's suffragette cartoonist Nina Allender here in the past. Some of her work is on display in the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum's new exhibit.
Innovative women cartoonists get their due in 'Ladies First'
Joel Oliphint
Associate Editor, Columbus Alive Nov 1, 2019
Saturday, November 02, 2019
Flugennock's Latest'n'Greatest: "Olympic-Sized FAIL"
From Mike Flugennock, DC's anarchist cartoonist...
OK, folks, time for some good old straight editorial:
"Olympic-Size FAIL"
http://sinkers.org/stage/?p=2835
"Current incident estimates published by the company say that 9,120 US
barrels (383,040 gallons) or 'approximately half the size of an
Olympic-sized swimming pool' of crude oil were released into an
impacted area of 2,500 square yards..."
— Sputnik International, 11.01.2019
This past week saw the latest — the LATEST — rupture and spill on
TransCanada's Keystone Pipeline, this time to the tune of 380,000
gallons near the town of Edinburg, North Dakota... a big ol'
Olympic-sized pool of Fail. Of course, it happened pretty much as
predicted by the thousands of people who spoke up, protested, and
tried to stop the pipeline from being built, and who are now
designated as "terrorists" by the US Government.
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"Keystone Pipeline Shut Down After Leaking 383,000 Gallons of Crude
Oil Into US" Sputnik International 01.11.2019
https://sputniknews.com/environment/201911011077193369-photo-keystone-pipeline-shut-down-after-leaking-383000-gallons-of-crude-oil-into-us-/
TC Energy tweet re: Edinburg, N. Dakota spill 10.30.19
https://twitter.com/TCEnergy/status/1189709635315544064
OK, folks, time for some good old straight editorial:
"Olympic-Size FAIL"
http://sinkers.org/stage/?p=2835
"Current incident estimates published by the company say that 9,120 US
barrels (383,040 gallons) or 'approximately half the size of an
Olympic-sized swimming pool' of crude oil were released into an
impacted area of 2,500 square yards..."
— Sputnik International, 11.01.2019
This past week saw the latest — the LATEST — rupture and spill on
TransCanada's Keystone Pipeline, this time to the tune of 380,000
gallons near the town of Edinburg, North Dakota... a big ol'
Olympic-sized pool of Fail. Of course, it happened pretty much as
predicted by the thousands of people who spoke up, protested, and
tried to stop the pipeline from being built, and who are now
designated as "terrorists" by the US Government.
------
"Keystone Pipeline Shut Down After Leaking 383,000 Gallons of Crude
Oil Into US" Sputnik International 01.11.2019
https://sputniknews.com/environment/201911011077193369-photo-keystone-pipeline-shut-down-after-leaking-383000-gallons-of-crude-oil-into-us-/
TC Energy tweet re: Edinburg, N. Dakota spill 10.30.19
https://twitter.com/TCEnergy/status/1189709635315544064
Friday, November 01, 2019
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