I would've been utterly crushed if Mr. Pross had left me out.

You're wrong about the tribal jungle music though, I was worshiping to the perfect purity of Allegri, Miserere mei

>>Sheesh Sharon.... has it taken you this long to figure out he has a sense of humour about himself??

Well, I hope you have a sense of humour in regards to yourself as well because I think one of those blank figures worshiping at Mr. Perigo’s feet is you. Looks as though tribal jungle music is playing. Duh.

Sheesh Sharon.... has it taken you this long to figure out he has a sense of humour about himself??

Looking around the site for interesting threads, I came across this. Wow, you can’t be that cantankerous and must have a sense of humour about yourself to have this commission done.

What glare? Arsehole.

Cheers, Peter Cresswell

... are just jealous that with mine, no reach-around is necessary.

I'm glad Victor got that part right.

why is the tip of it black? I'd see a doctor if I were you Linz!
 

That's not Lindsay's foot. And that's not his leg it's connected to...

M'kay, that's nearly two screen sprays in one day.

Jennifer

-- Food Philosophy. Sensuality. Sass.

Did he get tired while drawing the right foot?

No, the head is Jase's, for sure.

The head might be Jason Quintana. In the course of excusing himself for his first plagiarism, Victor accused Jason of malice.

-- Diana Hsieh
diana@dianahsieh.com
NoodleFood

Peter Creswell. There is that glare.

I think the disembodied head is James Valliant (?).

I'm slightly embarrassed to look at it. I seriously feel like I've seen a drawing from a therapy session. It makes me cringe.

Wm

I'm just wowed by the accusation on the tablet: "Thou shalt be morally indignant when its [sic] not needed." Oh, that's just so biting, so painful. (Not!) Couldn't the charge have been a bit more ... um... weighty? Like moral hysteria -- or better yet, Objectivist rage? I'm sure Barbara would have liked that.

-- Diana Hsieh
diana@dianahsieh.com
NoodleFood

I'd like to know who that poor sot is between the Legs O'Linz. Ross, are you sure *that* isn't you?

Jennifer

-- Food Philosophy. Sensuality. Sass.

If only you ever showed me that much respect!

None of the Lilliputians have hair! I'm in good company!

The one who's in the middle with his arms out. See how staunch his bearing is? I'm sure that's me

We think that's Jason Q who threw V off for plagiarism.

He has hair, Ross!

Check out the little guy to the left of Lindsay's left foot. I think that's me. Note the authoritative stance

Psycho-Stalker posted this twice. I've stickied both, for the comments.

Is he in some kind of prison? Or concentration camp?

I'm not sure I like the barbed wire.

It's not as if Linz was drawn by Al Hirschfeld, THAT would have been an honor.

Linz should be flattered. It's probably a good general rule that you are not anybody until you've been caricatured.

Ayn Rand was of course.

Another popular subject in 19th Cent. France was Victor Hugo - also frequently shown with an outsized head, as in this instance:

http://tinylink.com/?OrS7uVj2uT

(Readers of Toilers of the Sea will recognize the symbolism of the giant squid encircling Hugo's legs).

Apparently an entire exposition was done of them at La Maison de Balzac in 2002.

http://tinylink.com/?gQy15ldZQB

Is this the cartoon we have been hearing so much about? I like Cox and Forkum much better.

Wm

Linz, if Diana's said it once, she's said it a thousand times -- no capes! They are *dangerous*!

Though "Danger" is your last name...

(ba-dum-tsh)

Jennifer

-- Food Philosophy. Sensuality. Sass.

Is Linz wearing ccowboy boots in this cartoon? If so, my campaign to Southernize you people is working!!! Too bad he's not wearing a Confederate flag t-shirt and a big ass Texas belt buckle.

Kelly

Having fun going down the tubes, Campbell?

So this is what it comes to, eh?

If you're going to go through all the trouble of drawing that kind of picture, you should at least know the difference between "its" and "it's."