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30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 25: Comedic/ funniest villains
I’m still not ready to rewatch Pinnochio Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 25: Comedic/ funniest villains
The Comic Strip Club (Thur 10/24/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 24: Childhood Terrors
I’m still not ready to rewatch Pinnochio Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 24: Childhood Terrors
The Comic Strip Club (Wed 10/23/2024)
Weekly Comics Thread 23-OCT-2024
Friends, you know what time it is. It’s Wednesday. It’s somewhat close to Day Thread time. Time for you to tell us all about the comics you’ve been enjoying lately! Whatcha buyin’? Whatcha readin’? Whatcha think about it? If … Continue reading Weekly Comics Thread 23-OCT-2024
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 23: Evil Doppelgangers/counterparts
Yes, this includes all those “evil Superman!” takes Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 23: Evil Doppelgangers/counterparts
The Book Nook Works For a Living
Welcome to the Book Nook! The weekly thread for all book nerds on The Avocado. This is the place to talk about books you’re currently reading, discuss genres, ask for recommendations, and post serious literary criticism. This week’s prompt: Jobs. … Continue reading The Book Nook Works For a Living
The Comic Strip Club (Tue 10/22/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 22: Favorite Henchmen, right-hand men and enforcers
Welcome to another 30 day challenge which in honor of spooky season will cover the topic of Pop Culture Villains! Sometimes the show isn’t just stolen by the actual main villain, but by the people in the field, getting the … Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 22: Favorite Henchmen, right-hand men and enforcers
The Comic Strip Club (Mon 10/21/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 21: Favorite Disney Villain
Welcome to another 30 day challenge which in honor of spooky season will cover the topic of Pop Culture Villains! We couldn’t very well have a Villains month without talking Disney- specifically, the in-house Walt Disney output. We all know … Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 21: Favorite Disney Villain
The Comic Strip Club (Sun 10/20/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 20: Jekyll/Hydes- split personalities, dark halves and “Inner Evils”
Welcome to another 30 day challenge which in honor of spooky season will cover the topic of Pop Culture Villains! Oftentimes, a villain is closely linked to a heroic character. Sometimes, they’re linked so closely that they share a body! … Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 20: Jekyll/Hydes- split personalities, dark halves and “Inner Evils”
The Comic Strip Club (Sat 10/19/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 19: Villainous families/couples
Welcome to another 30 day challenge which in honor of spooky season will cover the topic of Pop Culture Villains! We’ve covered villain groups and team-ups, but sometimes there’s a deeper bond between villains than simple shared interest. Sometimes villainy … Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 19: Villainous families/couples
The Comic Strip Club (Fri 10/18/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 18: The Villain Brand: Lairs, kit, mooks and theming
Welcome to another 30 day challenge which in honor of spooky season will cover the topic of Pop Culture Villains! Being a capital V Villain often is all about style, not just of the main baddie itself, but everything surrounding … Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 18: The Villain Brand: Lairs, kit, mooks and theming
The Comic Strip Club (Thur 10/17/2024)
30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 17: Satan, Demons and devils (and lords of the underworld)
WHAT I WANT IS…YOUR MARRIAGE Continue reading 30 Day VILLAINS challenge, day 17: Satan, Demons and devils (and lords of the underworld)
The Iron Age of Comics
Episode #044 The Usagi Yojimbo Saga Book 1 At the intersection of Carl Barks and Akira Kurosawa, you’ll find Usagi Yojimbo, a longrunning indie comic about a rabbit ronin in 17th century Japan. Creator Stan Sakai deftly balances somber meditations … Continue reading The Iron Age of Comics

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