Pulp Fiction discussion

F Minus by Tony Carrillo

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Lug Nuts by J.C. Duffy

Tracer Bullet, Calvin and Hobbes. I haven't figured out how to post a picture yet.

not a cartoon, but a comic book series: I just noticed there's a new Blacksad album published : Amarillo.

Jonesmikey wrote: "Tracer Bullet, Calvin and Hobbes. I haven't figured out how to post a picture yet."

Gah - I forgot all about Tracer. I found this link - https://tracerbullett.wordpress.com/b.... I had to click on the images twice before I could read them, but he's a tough-talking, pint-sized dick, all right.

If you can find them, the El Borbah stories by Charles Burns.

;-)

Roy Lichtenstein's work has a noirish feel to it.

Jonesmikey wrote: "Roy Lichtenstein's work has a noirish feel to it."

Most definitely!

How about the excellent Batman: Gotham Noir graphic novel by Ed Brubaker
and Sean Phillips?

Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt
Lileks' Blog - http://www.lileks.com/

I read Mickey Spillane's from the Files Of...Mike Hammer: The Complete Dailies and Sundays Volume 1 a few months back. Defiantly fits in here. I don't know why it says Vol 1 as there is no Vol 2. It covers all the strips up until it was cancelled.

LOL!! :D

Hah! Funny!

There are some wonderful Graphic Novel noir. Ben Katchor's work depicting various urban locations; his The Jew of New York; Wil Eisner's A Contract with God and The Tenement; Martin Rowson's The Wasteland (T S Eliot meets Marlow)

laughing

LOL!

Randy wrote: ""

Watch out! Dolls can be pretty creepy sometimes.

good one, now I want blueberry pie!

Ha!

Algernon (Darth Anyan) wrote: "good one, now I want blueberry pie!"

You deserve it. Have a slice!

Speak of the devil, I just wrote a bunch of reviews for the first four Judge Dredd omnibuses. And those reviews touch on how Dredd started out as a satire of those aspects of American crime fiction that seem ridiculous to British audiences.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

LOL!

Samantha Spade? Philippa Marlow? Ms North?

I haven't had breakfast yet, so this one really caught my eye.

ROFL! Too funny! Thanks for my morning laugh!

I need to remember to finish swallowing my coffee before looking at this topic. You cleared my sinuses! Thanks for the laugh.

Ha!

I LOVE Zippy - my favorite surreal philosopher. My paper won't carry him. I subscribe anyway. . . .

Girard wrote: "I LOVE Zippy - my favorite surreal philosopher. My paper won't carry him. I subscribe anyway. . . ."

My local paper has the worst comics selection I've ever seen.

I found Zippy here - https://www.seattlepi.com/comics-and-... - no paper required.

Thanks, Melki! And here's one for you:

https://www.thefarside.com/

Girard wrote: "Thanks, Melki! And here's one for you:

https://www.thefarside.com/"

"Watch out for that tree."

That parakeet sings like a canary!

Who could blame a dad for tryin'?

LOL! Reminds me of the time my wife caught me with my 2 year old daughter on my lap watching "Aliens". I told her Ripley was a good role model.

Jim wrote: "LOL! Reminds me of the time my wife caught me with my 2 year old daughter on my lap watching "Aliens". I told her Ripley was a good role model."

Ripley is an excellent role model, though I suspect some scenes might cause nightmares for younger viewers.