This week's comic about the particle collider was so abhorrent to the physical laws of nature, that it sent ripples back in time and replaced it with this incomprehensible nonsense about DR. HANNIGAN AND DR. BAHAR'S PARTICLE COLLIDER PROBABILITLY SHIFTER.
This article, from the New York Times a few months ago, has to be one of the weirdest I ever read.
I wonder if this could be put to practical use.
A little while ago, I did a "How to Draw Doug" installment in a Super-Fun-Pak, and then followed with a blog post showing an older "How to Draw Doug." I knew this older one wasn't the first one I'd done, but I couldn't find an earlier one in any Super-Fun-Paks.
I finally remembered where I first drew a "How to Draw Doug": It was in a Tom the Dancing Bug comic book, published in 1995. The comic book was a compilation of published strips, but I drew up original material for the inside front cover, including this:
Looking back over this week's comic (God-Man, in "Lapsed!"), I realized that it could be a miniature, comic strip version of the Coen brothers' "A Serious Man."
The KC Free Press lists some ways to make the Winter Olympics even better, and includes Tom the Dancing Bug's suggestions from the previous games in Salt Lake City. This only serves to remind me: It's been four years! Where's Team Snowball Fighting, Olympic Committee?
When Obama compared bankers' bonuses to baseball player salaries, defending them both on the grounds that they are inflated, but a result of the free market, I couldn't resist bringing Hollingsworth Hound back into the fray.
This week's comic: Hollingsworth Hound, in "Squeeze Plays"
I read that editorial cartoonists are calling out NBC's Meet The Press and its host David Gregory for referring to their cartoons, but failing to mention the cartoonist's name.
Wow, Tom the Dancing Bug readers were always known for their enthusiasm for ghost stories involving 1970s-era actors, their questionable use of grammar and punctuation in Facebook comments, and of course their dubious taste in comic strips. But I have to thank you now for your generosity.
