New #DollarBinDiscovery episode! What does a pulp hero from the 1930s have in common with a bunch of meddling teenagers? They're our choices for this episode's theme of "classic characters!"
Through the mailinglist of the Nib: Cartoonists for Palestine
"Comics have no walls nor borders, and the youngness of our medium represents an opportunity to reject the boundaries that were assigned to us. All around the world, in newspapers, magazines and on mobile phone screens, comics speak about the most important topics of the day. We are not powerless. Through comics, we can shape the narratives told about ourselves and our world—and in that way, we hope to provoke change.
Recent events are extreme, brutal, and shocking, but they are part of a continuum–the long ideological project of settler colonialism that requires the systematic denial and destruction of indigenous peoples. Now is the time to build something new and different."
Something I never thought I'd see, an animated series for one of my favorite games, Golden Axe. And on.. Comedy Central? 😂 Intrigued and psyched to see this.
37 years ago today (April 19) in 1987, the first Simpsons short "Good Night" aired on The Tracey Ullman show. I wasn't watching (I was 7), but I was watching when the Simpsons aired as its own series a couple years later.