2963.John E. Williams, a man of whom I admire for having much ilk, just took existential comedy and fast creativity to a new high with the low tech.
How funny can spiral notebook paper and plain black ballpoint can be?
Just ask John.
Claude directs traffic … but of course, nobody listens to him. And, hey, free coupon! At the end! Such a deal! Whatever the NJ Palisades are and sadly, it's after 1963 but it's the thought.
Seriously, I enjoy John's dry wit and his existential touch, which proves that traffic rage can even be funny if you contextualize it just right … and sketch it out in ballpoint on notebook paper (two art media which, I can see, are vastly underrated).
See the rest (including his recap of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) here:
http://spiralnotebookcomics.blogspot.com/
How funny can spiral notebook paper and plain black ballpoint can be?
Just ask John.
Claude directs traffic … but of course, nobody listens to him. And, hey, free coupon! At the end! Such a deal! Whatever the NJ Palisades are and sadly, it's after 1963 but it's the thought.
Seriously, I enjoy John's dry wit and his existential touch, which proves that traffic rage can even be funny if you contextualize it just right … and sketch it out in ballpoint on notebook paper (two art media which, I can see, are vastly underrated).
See the rest (including his recap of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) here:
http://spiralnotebookcomics.blogspot.com/
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