Cole Moore Odell
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Now my helmet’s on, you can’t tell me I’m not in space.
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In panel one of this comic book sequence by Jack Kirby, a giant shudders, saying “No! I’m afraid of the pain! It hurts! It hurts bad!” The Demon says to its master “Poor creature! You’ve made him a slave to fear!” In panel two, the Giant wails “I-I can’t stand it any more! I’ve got to escape!”
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Carroll O’Connor was to Archie Bunker as James Gandolfini was to Tony Soprano, and they both had to deal with large chunks of the audience misapprehending their characters in similar ways. It’s a fairly straight line.
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Today I got first-hand confirmation that my 76-year-old father’s cursing repertoire still includes the term “motherhumper”
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I was just in Northampton yesterday record shopping—spending down the last of my store credit at Turn it Up after trading in a stack of vinyl at my hometown Brattleboro VT TiU. both stores have some excellent jazz CDs right now. Well, not these anymore.
Red Hot and Cool by Brubeck; Traneing In by Coltrane and the Red Garland Trio; a 12 Classic Albums box set by Bill Evans, Ella Sings the Rogers and Hart Songbook; Soul Station by Hank Mobley; and Night Train by Oscar Peterson, all on CD
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Along with Sugar and Spike this might be the best thing DC ever did
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I first heard of George Carlson and Jingle Jangle Comics via the Smithsonian Book of Comic-Book Comics. Today at His and His And Hers Comics in Greenfield, MA, I picked up issue #12; mildewed and with its spine stitched, but a 1944 comic by a great cartoonist for $10 is too hard for me to pass up.
The comber Jingle Jangle Comics from 1944. Aunty Spry peeks out from behind the body of a snow person as a couple of kids take her picture. The spine is hand stitched. In a sequence from Jingle Jangle Tales, the banjo-jo clock creature runs across the curved landscape, and has to wait for a train to pass The Pieface Prince of Pretzleberg is shot out of a cannon with a big BOOM!
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No 3 Feet High and Rising? NO SEX PACKETS? You dolt. You dullard.
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Moment of Truth over Daily Operation or Step in the Arena? You buffoon.
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No Dr. Octagon on your 100 Greatest Rap Albums? You fool. You worm.
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Also 501(c)(3) always giving you a smiley face
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My youngest got his masters in computer engineering in May, and yesterday was applying at bars and retail stores in his neighborhood in L.A.
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Abandoned by his father at the 1894 Chicago World’s Fair, little Jimmy Corrigan died of hunger and exposure
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Never mind the implications of Casper, Jimmy was clearly an elementary school student crossing guard who got thrown in a barrel and sunk to the bottom of the river
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Bull Moose in Keene NH—small New England chain of record/CD/DVD/book stores
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That’s not all! $12 Mar-Vell!
Two Marvel Masterworks reprinting Captain Marvel #10-33
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I apologize profusely for ”doomer boomer”
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This is what I constantly try to communicate to my father, who is a doomer boomer, and who lives in despair that Trump has already conquered the world forever
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MCU Steve Rogers just doesn’t like bullies, right?
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This is a perfect example of 1) the belief among many pundits that only Democrats have agency. Liberals decided not to like conservatives, so the GOP has no choice but to go fascist;
and 2) the assumption that American politics’ most pressing concern is that conservatives be *liked*