By: posthumous
[2003-07-27]
Zirealism
yer Sunday comix
Also, I really like how skeleton-like the man in the stovepipe hat is. Though some might accuse you of "Nightmare Before Christmas" plagarism, I would say they're merely mean-eyed jealous losers.
Do the trick, "Light as a board, stiff as a feather"
Is there some sort of inverse ratio between the Laugh Index and the Artistic Quality Index for Zirealism?
I suppose that Lincoln's failed career in wholesale murder was for the best.
what do they do with the sawdust?
pretend poorly drawn comics are rationalized as weird art themes. Oh yes.
(And no, I can't do any better.)
Er, delete 'pretend'.
My point is lost.
When did it become so fashionable to slag off zirealism? Or has zirealism really declined to such a state that it is more dis-worthy than before?
I feel left out by not saying mean things about posthumous's attempts.
I thought it nice 'n morbid, sawing women in half; with erotic undertones, a lingering after-taste of almonds and currants, a finish reminiscent of Spanish moss and kelp.
we're all so easily amused here
As to why Lincoln is discussing this with a baseball player.
I didn't think it was Lincoln because Magicians gots top-hats to keep all of their rabbits in.
It's not a top hat it's clearly curved at the top implying it's some kind of elongated ten gallon hat.
I bet he had it hand crafted for him by an exclusive hatter specifically so he could do his signature trick of pulling 10 gallons of water out of his hat.
Ten gallons of rabbits . I wish I had a top hat, or whatever medication/brain abnormality so that I'd have PH's talent.
They'd all laugh at me, but I would have my revenge! Bwahahaha!
Maybe the top hat is bulging because it's full of rubber chickens.
Or is Lincoln falling over?
That looks like quite a heavy saw.
Is there any reason that Abraham Lincoln seems to be alive in an age of baseball caps and shorts?
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