9 Responses

1. 11.26.09—9:14 pm Rick Parker

   In addition to being fun to look and and think about, Pekar and Remnant have given us a nice little lesson in vocabulary and drawing. Autobiographical and educational–it SATISFIES!

2. 12.2.09—3:21 pm Tara Seibel

   Great story and could only be pulled off by the level of clarity in the rendition that Joseph offers us.

3. 12.2.09—3:49 pm Tara Seibel

   Also, JR’s hand creates a “feeling” which is also important in this piece. nice goin’.

4. 1.20.10—6:26 am โหลดเพลงใหม่ฟรี

   The best design and art

5. 3.7.10—12:51 am โหลดเพลงฟรี

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6. 3.7.10—12:52 am โหลดเพลงฟรี

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7. 7.15.10—5:52 am Pat

   Hmmm. We’re all entitled to our opinion, and this is a place to share it- thus said, I personally find it hard to see how this comic is ’satisfying’. Perhaps only in the way looking at a painting is satisfying- for me, one frame of silent ’story’ isn’t a comic, and while I am sure it is ‘well done’ I find budweiser commercial more interesting than this (and that’s sad, isn’t it?)

8. 7.15.10—5:55 am Pat

   Woopsy, seems I’ve figured out how this works. Much more interesting now. Disregard the above- it’s now about as interesting as a budweiser commercial

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