The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
OK, it looks as if that original pic of the Indy Jones Lego idol thingy was actually a pic from the movie and not the Lego itself.
Here’s the Lego version (sans Lynch-imagined naughty bits):
And here’s where you can buy it!
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OK, so I got some comments that the link in the last entry wasn’t working.
Try this one and see how it works for you…
Sorry ’bout that…
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OK, so I’m thinking about self-publishing an Andertoons collection this year, and I’m wondering exactly what everyone might like to see in one.
So, I’ve created this handy dandy survey. Just three quick questions if you get a chance.
(BTW, if you’re signed up for the AnderNews newsletter, you’ll get this in a week or so in your email. So it’s kinda up to you if/when/how you’d like to respond.)
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Funny how stuff turns out sometimes.
I’d actually bought the comic above hoping my wife might be able to use it in her bilingual 1st grade classroom. (Turned out to be a bit old for her kids. I tried.)
I really liked the art, but I don’t speak Spanish, so it had taken up temporary residence on my scanner-top pile of mystery.
Then Mike Lynch emails me this morning:
Tom Beland — doing a Fantastic Four comic?!?!?!?!?!
I gotta go buy this one ….
I had no idea! And I absolutely LOVE Tom’s True Story, Swear To God stuff!
I gotta find the English version! And QUICK!
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I picked up another deck of cartoon playing cards and posted them over at Flickr.
They’re Harvey Cartoons, and the game is apparently played like Authors, the next step in card game evolution after Go Fish crawls onto the beach.
There’s no copyright date anywhere to be seen, and the cards have a sorta curvy shape “to fit small hands.” (You know, for kids. And carnies.)
I don’t pretend to be any kind of cartoon historian, so anyone know why no Richie Rich or Casper?
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