Monday, August 31, 2020
Sunday, August 30, 2020
Saturday, August 29, 2020
RIP
Chadwick Boseman, 'Black Panther' Star, Dies of Colon Cancer at 43So young with so much left to offer. What a shame.
Labels:
comics,
movies,
obituaries
Friday, August 28, 2020
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Some Facts for the Fact Checkers...
...of the MSM who aren't. They are Democrat operatives pushing their preferred candidates.
Five COVID-19 Charts Democrats Can’t Let You Know About
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
Recent Additions
Captain America by Joel Gomez
Captain America by Mike Perkins
Scrooge McDuck by Francesco Barbieri
Starboy by Mike Grell
Stitch by Francesco Barbieri
Also a new addition in the NSFW category.
Captain America by Mike Perkins
Scrooge McDuck by Francesco Barbieri
Starboy by Mike Grell
Stitch by Francesco Barbieri
Also a new addition in the NSFW category.
Labels:
comic art,
comics,
original art
Monday, August 24, 2020
Recent Additions
I won my first auction item at Heritage Auctions today. Still waiting on an invoice so I can pay but here is the item I won. I watched the live auction portion this time and while the bids on some items went quite high there were many deals to be had at affordable prices. Below is a case in point.
Frank Robbins Johnny Hazard Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 10-15-69 (King Features Syndicate, 1969).
Frank Robbins Johnny Hazard Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 10-15-69 (King Features Syndicate, 1969).
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comic art,
comics,
original art
Saturday, August 22, 2020
Friday, August 21, 2020
Homeschool Them And...
Teacher Spying on Student During Virtual Class Sends Cops to Search 11-Year-Old's Home After Spotting a BB Gun...sue the school system into oblivion to fund it.
No Evidence of "Widespread" Voter Fraud
New Jersey Election Invalidated Because of Mail-In Voter Fraud
Dems get Green Party kicked off ballot after pressuring petition-signers; ‘voter suppression’ allegedNot yet, maybe, but it is coming. Why? Democrats are institutionally unable to pass up the opportunity to cheat in an election. If its happened once, its happened multiple times. That's they way they roll. Just saying...
Labels:
election fraud
Thursday, August 20, 2020
So To Are "Softball Sized Rocks"
Portland Antifa Rioters Turn ICE Office Entrance Into a War Zone, Hurling Softball-Sized Rocks at CopsLethal Weapons, that is. and deserve an appropriate response. Stay away from these assholes if you can and be smart if you can't.
Labels:
riots,
self-defense
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Monday, August 17, 2020
Recently Read
Days of Burning, Days of Wrath by Tom Kratman
I suspect we'll see more from the Colonel in this series but this is a stopping point. Carrera's war of vengeance has come to a successful end. If you liked the other books in t his series you will like this one. I did and do. I do think this volume felt like it should have been just a bit longer. I wanted to see how things turned out for some of the side characters. Also, call me slow but this volume solidified a thought I'd had about the series. This is a prequel to Heinlein's Starship Troopers. This is the origin how that world where only those who have proved they will sacrifice for their fellows are allowed a say in the government cam to be. Just a thought. I'm sure the SJW's can come up wih all sorts of accusatory -isms to call the Colonel just as they have Heinlein. In any event, this is highly recommended and I look forward to more.
Back to War by C. G. Cooper
The basic story is a veteran's fiancee is murdered and he seeks revenge. Same basic plot of dozens of novels out there. It is okay. I read it because it was free on Prime and was pleasantly surprised, but not enough to spend my book dollars on the fifteen sequels. At least, not now.
1636: The Atlantic Encounter by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt
Another in Flint's Ring of Fire Series. I'll given flint this. He makes sure all of the novels meet a minimum standard. I find myself getting tires of an endless series of novels set in the same universe and a few of the Ring of Fire books are tired. This one I liked. A team of up-times and down-timers go to the New World to gather intelligence on French activity and measure the colonists willingness to fight the French. Adventures ensue. If you like the Ring of Fire Books this is a bit more mainstream than some of the side novels. You'll like it. It also feels like a series within the series and I'm looking forward to more. Recommended.
Ms. Tree: One Mean Mother by Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty
Ms. Tree debuted in 1981 in Eclipse Comics. She is a detective of the hard boiled variety. She jumped publishers a bit but finally ended her run with DC Comics. I bought them all. I was a big fan. I liked the writer enough to follow him into his mystery and private eye novels [not the movie tie-ends] and the artist where ever I could find his solo work. I even bought the novel that retold the initial story line. Now Hardcase Crime/Titan is reprinting the series in graphic novel format. Initially, when I saw they weren't doing them in chronological order I was put off. Ideally, I wanted them collected in hard cover. These were paperback. So, I thought, this wasn't for me. I broke down and purchased the first volume the other day. I needed to but a book to get the price up for free shipping. I'm damn happy I did. It's nice to have the comic in a collection. I don't have to drag the individual issues out of their bags to enjoy the series. The choice of issues doesn't really matter. This arc covered the story of how Ms. Tree came to be a mother. Other volumes will follow until, I assume, until they are all collected and if by chance they issue hardcovers, I'll buy those too.
Now for those of you who haven't discovered Ms. Tree and like hard boiled detective/crime novels, this is a good place to start. Ms. Tree is the real deal: violent, sexy, violent. If you can't wait for the next collection, the comics aren't hard to find on eBay and aren't expensive. My recommendation is buy the collections. They are nicely packaged and you get your money's worth. AND if you like Ms. Tree, you might look up Collins' Nathan Heller novels. You won't regret it.
I suspect we'll see more from the Colonel in this series but this is a stopping point. Carrera's war of vengeance has come to a successful end. If you liked the other books in t his series you will like this one. I did and do. I do think this volume felt like it should have been just a bit longer. I wanted to see how things turned out for some of the side characters. Also, call me slow but this volume solidified a thought I'd had about the series. This is a prequel to Heinlein's Starship Troopers. This is the origin how that world where only those who have proved they will sacrifice for their fellows are allowed a say in the government cam to be. Just a thought. I'm sure the SJW's can come up wih all sorts of accusatory -isms to call the Colonel just as they have Heinlein. In any event, this is highly recommended and I look forward to more.
Back to War by C. G. Cooper
The basic story is a veteran's fiancee is murdered and he seeks revenge. Same basic plot of dozens of novels out there. It is okay. I read it because it was free on Prime and was pleasantly surprised, but not enough to spend my book dollars on the fifteen sequels. At least, not now.
1636: The Atlantic Encounter by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt
Another in Flint's Ring of Fire Series. I'll given flint this. He makes sure all of the novels meet a minimum standard. I find myself getting tires of an endless series of novels set in the same universe and a few of the Ring of Fire books are tired. This one I liked. A team of up-times and down-timers go to the New World to gather intelligence on French activity and measure the colonists willingness to fight the French. Adventures ensue. If you like the Ring of Fire Books this is a bit more mainstream than some of the side novels. You'll like it. It also feels like a series within the series and I'm looking forward to more. Recommended.
Ms. Tree: One Mean Mother by Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty
Ms. Tree debuted in 1981 in Eclipse Comics. She is a detective of the hard boiled variety. She jumped publishers a bit but finally ended her run with DC Comics. I bought them all. I was a big fan. I liked the writer enough to follow him into his mystery and private eye novels [not the movie tie-ends] and the artist where ever I could find his solo work. I even bought the novel that retold the initial story line. Now Hardcase Crime/Titan is reprinting the series in graphic novel format. Initially, when I saw they weren't doing them in chronological order I was put off. Ideally, I wanted them collected in hard cover. These were paperback. So, I thought, this wasn't for me. I broke down and purchased the first volume the other day. I needed to but a book to get the price up for free shipping. I'm damn happy I did. It's nice to have the comic in a collection. I don't have to drag the individual issues out of their bags to enjoy the series. The choice of issues doesn't really matter. This arc covered the story of how Ms. Tree came to be a mother. Other volumes will follow until, I assume, until they are all collected and if by chance they issue hardcovers, I'll buy those too.
Now for those of you who haven't discovered Ms. Tree and like hard boiled detective/crime novels, this is a good place to start. Ms. Tree is the real deal: violent, sexy, violent. If you can't wait for the next collection, the comics aren't hard to find on eBay and aren't expensive. My recommendation is buy the collections. They are nicely packaged and you get your money's worth. AND if you like Ms. Tree, you might look up Collins' Nathan Heller novels. You won't regret it.
Labels:
books
Sunday, August 16, 2020
Yet Another Reason to Ignore Professional Sports
Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich Celebrates Austin’s Move to Defund PoliceYour job is to entertain us not preach at us. I say "preach at us" because I listen to my pastor who preaches to me. When you preach at me I ignore you just like I ignore the NBA. Its rich people telling me they are better than me. Dance Monkey, dance.
Labels:
activism
Saturday, August 15, 2020
Yeah, but leave the ones that voted for the current Mayor and City Council there.
Nobody wants them. All they'll do is turn their destination into a similar hellhole.
Amazon Considers Relocating Some Employees Out of Seattle
Labels:
communists
A Win For The Good Guys
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Shutdown of California's Gun Magazine BanThe problem is that the state will request an en blanc hearing and it will be probably be reversed. That's what past history tells us because the liberal left will not acknowledge any of us have any rights they are bound to respect. Hell, maybe I'll be surprised.
Labels:
gun rights litigation
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Kamala Harris for VP
In order to appeal to disaffected black voters who might lean toward protest voting (Kanye) or not voting (2016), Democrats ingeniously picked the one black candidate whose parents are not from America, whose ancestors had slaves, and who spent her career locking up black men.— Robert Barnes (@Barnes_Law) August 11, 2020
Yeaaaah, no.
Sunday, August 9, 2020
Poor Victim Selection...
...and the wrong town.
Antifa gets WRECKED in Colorado neighborhood: ‘You guys came to the wrong city, boys and girls’Outside select urban areas I'm pretty sure ANTIFA can expect this response. If they come with guns they can expect yet another.
Labels:
antifa
Saturday, August 8, 2020
Portland is in a State of Insurrection
The Democrat politicians of Oregon are complicit. So, Mr. President, what are you gonna do about it. I suspect, nothing until after the election. This pushes people toward Trump. It's his best campaign ad.
Portland protesters cause mayhem again, police officer hurt
Labels:
riots
Thursday, August 6, 2020
How Could This Possibly Backfire
Honestly, Lapierre needs to take his golden parachute and retire. Now.An outrageous show of government legal force with the aim of suppressing advocacy on issues of public concern. This is as much an assault on the First as on the Second Amendment. #CatoSCOTUS https://t.co/LLsWiVGCbX— Walter Olson 😷 (@walterolson) August 6, 2020
Labels:
NRA
Wednesday, August 5, 2020
"That's Why You're Peaceful"
Yes, indeed.Protestors on their way to harass the Seattle police chief @carmenbest at her home, encountered locals who were not in the mood to host protests in their neighborhood.
— Mike (@Doranimated) August 4, 2020
Protestor: “We are peaceful! You pointed a gun at my face!”
Resident: “That’s why you are peaceful.” pic.twitter.com/QU0FzwReNG
Labels:
antifa,
carry concealed and not,
self-defense
Monday, August 3, 2020
Rather than offer a reward...
...why don't you replace the sticker with one of your own. Go ahead. Pretty please.
North Carolina Bear Spotted With ‘Trump 2020’ Sticker on Collar – Reward Offered to Find Culprit (Seriously)
Labels:
the fuckwittery of the Left
Some Good News
SpaceX Capsule and NASA Crew Make 1st Splashdown in 45 YearsNow if we could just get them on the next flight to bomb Portland from orbit...
Labels:
space program
Sunday, August 2, 2020
Minneapolis Police Department Adopts The British Policing Model
Minneapolis Police Department Advises Residents to Give In to CriminalsWhether their residents will is another matter entirely. Buy guns and ammo. Use them.
Follow the Money
Tides Is the Tip of the Anti-Police SpearDefund George Soros.
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...as the world falls apart.
Saturday, August 1, 2020
Now Who's A Good Little NAZI?
Protesters burn Bibles and American flags in PortlandThey are burning books. Books. 'Nuff Said.As They Turn To Burning Bibles, Portland Rioters Show Their True Colors
Labels:
antifa
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