Sean E. Williams's Blog, page 8

The Blue Valley Farmer, Oklahoma City, August 10, 1933

yesterdaysprint:

The Blue Valley Farmer, Oklahoma City, August 10, 1933

Again. I’m looking for a comic I can’t find. It’s about a little guy and his energy pot….

novalin:

Again. I’m looking for a comic I can’t find. It’s about a little guy and his energy pot. Distributing that energy between friends, family, work and themselves. And during their life the pot gets cracked or other things can not be filled. But in the end their friends are helping them out when there is no energy left.

Does anyone know what I’m talking about? ^^

Watterson pulled no punches

sanddollarpoems:

postcapitalist-dreaming:

Watterson pulled no punches

I grew up on Calvin and Hobbes… this hits harder as an adult.

this is the type of work they’re gonna make high school art students study in ten years

textbooklesbian:

this is the type of work they’re gonna make high school art students study in ten years

I love this so much! ❤️

lucybellwood:

lucybellwood:

lucybellwood:

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I’m just gonna keep making things to put in this window and no one can stop me. Five separate children came in to learn about comics today. One was named Pickle.

I love this so much! ❤️

dsudis:“And then [Vimes] realized why he was thinking like this. It was because he wanted there to...

dsudis:

“And then [Vimes] realized why he was thinking like this. It was because he wanted there to be conspirators. It was much better to imagine men in some smoky room somewhere, made mad and cynical by privilege and power, plotting over the brandy. You had to cling to this sort of image, because if you didn’t then you might have to face the fact that bad things happened because ordinary people, the kind who brushed the dog and told their children bedtime stories, were capable of then going o...

ROBOT APOCALYPSE 2030

myjetpack:

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ROBOT APOCALYPSE 2030

my cartoon for this week’s Guardian Books.

Too soon!

charliejaneanders:

My favorite Batman character is Joe Chill.

He’s just a mellow guy. He listens to smooth jazz and smokes clove cigarettes and sits in a comfy armchair.

Too soon!

Mr. Gaiman, what’s the best thing being famous?

I don't think there is one. It's pretty awful. I'd trade it for being unknown any day.

sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog:

No matter how many famous people talk about how being famous sucks, our social order still worships at the altar of fame and still sees fame as this Thing To Be Sought At All Costs.

Like, even billionaires--who could live happily on their anonymous yachts--seek public attention, and are willing to spend lavishly to experience fame (think of the Starbucks CEO, whose name I hilario...

It is May 17, 2024. Happy 20th Anniversary to legal status for same sex marriages here in…

scifigrl47:

It is May 17, 2024. Happy 20th Anniversary to legal status for same sex marriages here in Massachusetts.

Never forget how recent some of our victories are. And how many more fights still lay ahead.

For our Trans siblings, our disabled siblings, our POC siblings, we fight on.