At some point, it must have occurred to Bruce that he could create the illusion that he was expending effort on this strip by adding a completely redundant second drawing of Mallard -- and, as a bonus, that this would serve to fill the vast stretch of empty space there would otherwise have been, creating the additional illusion that the strip contained something.
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At some point, it must have occurred to Bruce that he could create the illusion that he was expending effort on this strip by adding a completely redundant second drawing of Mallard -- and, as a bonus, that this would serve to fill the vast stretch of empty space there would otherwise have been, creating the additional illusion that the strip contained something.
This, by him, is doing his job.
Brews and his duck being dicks is the old normal, one of those things that just won't change.
"Mallard Fillmore continues to be one of the most highly contentious and celebrated comic strips..."
This is the new normal: telling the world that you are "celebrated"!
Because if you have to tell people you're famous ... you're not.
Honore Daumiere. William Hogarth. Thomas Nast. Herblock. Garry Trudeau. Bruce Tinsley.
One of these names needs to go back to the kiddie pool. He's not the new anything.
"Sweet Jesus, is there anything Mallard won't complain about?" - the alternative title of this blog
What, is this a trick question?
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