Via Return of the Reluctant, I have found this treasure trove of hilarious comic book covers. Vote for your favorite!
(Rated I, for Immature audiences.)
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Via Return of the Reluctant, I have found this treasure trove of hilarious comic book covers. Vote for your favorite!
(Rated I, for Immature audiences.)
Posted on Written by Diane
All I can say is, I think we left LA just in time:
The police of Los Angeles have recently had a lot of fun, when they were filling out papers to register a series of car accidents. As it turned out, drivers were losing control and running into other vehicles because of a giant women’s pubis, which they could see displayed on the front part of an oncoming car. The LA police started desperately looking for the unfortunate pubis and came upon the tracks of young hairdresser, Nelly Node.
Nelly’s passion for arts made the young woman photograph her own crotch and put the zoomed picture on her Volkswagen Beetle. Nelly decided to use such a shameless method to prepare her college course work, in which she analyzed the art of design. The witty student’s idea worked for the college professors: she was proudly driving her “pubic beetle” until the police arrested the woman.
The court ruled that Nelly’s car was creating a dangerous situation on the roads: the girl had to paint her car’s bonnet over.
The link? Not work-safe. But somehow I have no trouble believing that this car was indeed on the roads.
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Goodness, I was a teensy bit worried how I was going to come out on this one, but no need…
MYSTERY! – Who-dunnit? And How? And Why? Your
inquiring mind understands the secret workings
of the villainous murderer and thief. You feel
the need to build a puzzle so complex, and a
villain so unsuspected that you leave the
reader gasping in shock on the last page.
Dashiell Hammett and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are
your guides.
What Kind of Novel Should I Write?
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(Via Shannon Stacey. And the blurb reads Darryl Hammett. Sigh.)