Ah, the New York subway and its many-splendored gems. Just in time for the seventh commemoration of the tragedy that happened there... a completely unrelated comic.
On a serious note for a second, I did visit Ground Zero earlier this year and was filled with rage and indignation, at those who allowed this to happen, and a genuine love for New York City. Yes, for some the Twin Towers were the middle finger of capitalism aimed squarely at the have-nots, and for others, simply an eyesore, but dammit, just as the best and the worst are all a part of our human nature, the towers were a part of this city and still loom above the skyline like towering phantom limbs. My heart goes out to the families affected.
Speaking of the Twin Towers, I recently saw a great film called
Man on Wire, about Philippe Petit, who secretly strung a tight-rope between the tops and walked back and forth for 45 minutes, 104 stories up, back in 1974. At one point, he even laid down on the rope!
If anyone is interested, you can actually buy a
Corporate Zombie shirt from
Angryman Arts.
Lastly... crayola sucks! I'm getting rid of the color pencils I've been trying to use and getting some real ones. I colored this strip using them and was not happy with the results... same thing with the "Olympics" comic. It's a good thing I scanned both before coloring since the B&W looked better anyway. Enjoy! --CMS.
With moments to spare, I present you the latest DR. Just when you think things are going so well... two little words can knock the wind right out of your sails. Ah, c'est la vie. Have a great week everyone (those who haven't given up on this comic yet! ;)
