A funny New York Times comic which is a take off on Rube Goldberg.

The 99. Muslim superheroes.

This is a bad doodle:

I wonder if this wallpaper is mildly yuri.

Amy Hadley is awesome. Her first comic.

Page 1 and Page 2 of Sin-drella, which to me seems like a comment on beauty culture.

Another cute Loli toon.

Mangaka America- Oct 31st.

I love this editorial style cartoon. It's a really deft exposure of what we all were thinking.

Abandoned Graphic Novel: In time for Halloween. Seems like Tokyopop is not only pioneering manga, but also books with new roles for black women in comics as well.

More cute Loli comics.

People are talking about yuri, so I'll point out ALC. Get Rica while it's cheap.

Something Positive's hell house storyline not only takes aim at the excesses of religion, but in today's episode tells us about Islamophobia. Extra points for the Amos and Andy reference.

I also love these Reagan Mudflap ts. Now that's subversive.

I saw this in the grocery store, and thought it was so odd that I bought it and took it home for closer observation. They should have Millie the Model digests for 2.99 on the grocery store shelves is my feeling. Or maybe I'm just influenced by the fact I used to get Archie digests for that price and Millie has a nice Decarlo look in this book.

Kawaii Not has the happiest little chainsaw ever. The author has a duty to publish this in book form. Also LJ comics. I want to recover and post a comic here again.

But hey, the talented Spike needs to make a book of these.

Jenkins* wrote a syndicated daily comic strip for several years ("Gil Thorp" -- not funny), so he ought to have been around the newspaper business enough to realize all of the above. Not that you'd have to have such experience to realize such things -- they are obvious to anyone who's ever read a newspaper.

One of the Left Behind guys. This really explains a lot.

Feminist blogger flea points out a graphic novel about North Korea

The author of Cancer Made Me a Shallower Person died today of complications from breast cancer.

It's a day to lay in bed and read Fruits Basket. I'm up to volume 6 now.

You know you're out of the loop when you haven't even gotten Nana #4, which came out nearly two weeks ago. I've been enjoying Sinfest's recent religiously themed comics.

Also, Native American comics.

Good old Diesel Sweeties. Because offending people for no good reason is actually not daring.

Glyphs has moved. Also, interesting Chicana comics.

Oliver Harrington, creator of Bootsie, is today's vintage cartoonist of color for the day. I think that I'll use this space to link to vintage and current cartoonists of color. That would be useful I think.

New wallpaper. *heart* Also, I love this poster.

Today I'm taking a break from working, and will blog instead. Now, for a new edition of did the evil feminists take away our X? This edition is dedicated to naughty comics. Why naughty comics? They are porn, but no real women were harmed in the making of this pornography. None the less, some believe that we feminists hate all depictions of sex,etc.

First, at girls read comics, the worst comic book ever, how to make money like a porn star is reviewed. Not only is it sexist, it's racist as well! Moving on... let's take a little amazon tour..

you can get a graphic novel collection of Cherry comics(I should have bought it at Criminal Records when I had the chance! (it has a small section of erotic comics, don't worry, there are warning signs), Small Favors(I saw a copy of this one at Oxford Comics) and Birdland. Oh yea, and I nearly forgot Lost Girls!

Also, Fantagraphics has a whole section devoted to porn comics, from Anal Intruders from Uranus to Blowjob. I hope everyone is satisfied now that the evil feminists have not taken away our naughty comics.