Sharing some comic book geekery

[eumelia]

On November 5ht (Never Forget *Solidarity Fist*), which is the day I found out about Obama's election since I didn't stay up all night in order to view the process, I was talking to a bunch of friends and we were all recounting what a great speaker he is and what a great sense of humour he has.
"His father send him from Krypton!"
Peels of laughter from the politically aware comic books geeks of the Literary Studies department of Tel-Aviv University.
Me?
Disconnected from reality?
Pfft.

In any event, Sinfest continue to make that narrative fun and appealing:


Also, since I feel the need to continue being the dork; it's been a while since I posted a Just Some Random Guy Marve/DC theater video.
Enjoy the latest installment in I'm a Marvel... I'm a DC... Happy Hour:

Comments

[aesiron.livejournal.com]

That series isn't doing anything for me anymore.

Obama does have a good sense of humor. He recently told the press that he would really like to adopt the promised puppy from a shelter, but they need a hypoallergenic and most animals from shelters are "mutts like [him]".

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

I only recently got into sinfest, so my perspective may differ from yours.

I read about that! Race is a charged issue everywhere, but in the United States is seems to be something that isn't readily discussed in public discourse.
So Obama being up front about it is important (and makes for good sounding soundbites).

[aesiron.livejournal.com]

Sorry. I was unclear. I meant the YouTube series. Sinfest is pretty okay right now, though the heavy politicization has resulted in some pretty uninspiring strips.

[tempestbreaker.livejournal.com]

"The safe word is 'pumpkin.'" I am so going to use that at an inappropriate time.

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

Teehee