Lovely. I knew Iād seen that quote about death and time before, itās in a William Burroughs spoken-word piece, āAh Pook is Hereā ā itās slightly differently worded, Burroughsā version is, āDeath needs time for what it kills to grow in.ā
The Sunday school one is pretty awesome.
Gilsonic should get more love, heās done these for years http://gilsonic.tumblr.com/archive
Oh and he does them every day with that dayās new Family Circus! Beat that.
Iād link to the Dysfunctional Family Circus archive, but it was taken down on the request of Bil Kean so donāt bother Googling for it.
It appears thereās been at least 4 āalternative captionā Family Circus sites, none of which are/were connected to each other.
Thereās also Garfield without Garfield, and I think there was a Peanuts/Neitzsche crossover as well.
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Came to say the same thing. The 1994 animated version of Ah Pook is Here (now on Vimeo) left quite an impression on me back in the day.
I must read Nietzche now. I somehow wasnāt forced to in school, but the snippets are good enough to let me know that Iāve missed out on something important.
Dysfunctional Family Circus was the best re-texted Family Circus.
About a hundred of my comments made the grade, if you include the ones by āHideo Spanner.ā Iām very proud of that.
Oh, come now, you should know itās impossible to remove anything from the internet.
Honestly, though, it doesnāt hold up that well. I think in those days the sheer novelty of the internet made things funnier. Remember when Joe Cartoon was the funniest thing in the universe? That frog-in-a-blender Flash animation? Remember when that passed-around proto-South Park short was enough to score Trey Parker and Matt Stone their own TV show, no questions asked? Ahhh, those daysā¦
Waitā¦ wait! Time, a landing field!
Death needs Time like a junkie needs junk.
And what does Death need Time for?
The answer is so simple.
Death needs Time for what it kills to grow in, for Ah Pookās sake.
Death needs Time for what it kills to grow in, for Ah Pookās sweet sake,
You stupid vulgar greedy ugly American death-sucker!
ā William Burroughs: Ah Pook, the Destroyer
Misquoting Uncle Bill = Bad Form
Itās sad when you draw a ācomic,ā yet have no sense of humor.
I think you need to check the batteries on your sarcasm detector.
Peanuts can be made spooky with considerable ease. Just lop off the last panel.
On the subject of Time and recontextualization, itāll be a while before something tops Donāt Hug Me Iām Scared #2.
