Not the Worst.

I hope you weren't looking for fun times.

[dorrismccomics]

[perryfellow]

RIP

[magictransistor]

Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Hunters in Snow (Jäger im Schnee), 1565.

[beatonna]

Bruegel winter forever!

[teamcoco]

Happy Oprah’s Favorite Things Day!

[unhistorical]

1. Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over Poca, WV, home that is on the other side of the Kanawha River. Two of the towers emit great clouds of steam (1973), Harry Schaefer

2. Industrial smog blacks out homes adjacent to North Birmingham pipe plant. This is the most heavily polluted area of the city (1972), Leroy Woodson

3. Children play in yard of Ruston home, while Tacoma smelter stack showers area with arsenic and lead residue (1972), Gene Daniels

4. Chemical plants on shore are considered prime source of pollution (1972), Marc St. Gil

National Archives, Records of the Environmental Protection Agency

[beatonna]

how have I been unaware of this archive?

Old time radio

[nedroidcomics]

The Internet.

[beatonna]

mm yes it’s that time of year again

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[ryannorth]

I made some BEAUTIFUL CONTAINERS for your TASTY DRINKABLES that you can PURCHASE RIGHT HERE

Don’t freak out, but that top one is a shot glass, and not a full-sized glass!  I know!  But if you read the warning on it then everything will make sense!!

[qwantzfeed]

NEW MERCHANDISE FRIDAY

[garfieldminusgarfield]

G-G the book - G-G on Facebook - G-G on Twitter

[perryfellow]

PBF # 84: “No Survivors”

[sethsrobot]

Greetings from America~

[marlomeekins]

follow Marlo Meekins on twitter!!!

[sethsrobot]

The sky doesn't know what to do with its life.

[qwantzfeed]

11) an alive human tongue

[rifftraxmike]

"Boners by Those Who Pulled Them" went into NINE PRINTINGS?! There might be some jokes one could make about that.

[torontocomics]

KATE BEATON is a Featured Guest at TCAF!

Kate Beaton is a Canadian cartoonist who appeared in the comics scene in 2007 with her online work “Hark! A Vagrant!”.  Since then, she has become a fan favorite and has gathered a significant following, with illustrations appearing in places like The New Yorker, Harper’s and Marvel’s Strange Tales anthology. Praised for their expression, intelligence and comic timing, her cartoons often display a wonderfully light touch on historical and literary topics. Her first strip collection, Never Learn Anything From History, has been a bestseller for Publisher Topatoco since its release in 2009, and her 2012 release, published by Drawn & Quarterly also called Hark! A Vagrant, was a New York Times Best Seller.

Website: www.harkavagrant.com

Kate Beaton at Topatoco: www.topatoco.com

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TCAF is The Toronto Comic Arts Festival, taking place May 9-11, 2014, in Toronto, Canada. More at http://torontocomics.com/