A childhood of Gilligan's Island: I distinctly remember contemplating Jim Backus' jowls, considering them to be an achievement of adulthood. This comic is a mish-mash of various events flying by me at the time - repeated teases and rejections from a prospective employer, an early freak-out about the upcoming Presidential election.
Was listening to Eno/Cale's Wrong Way Up (1990), which stands in a specific place in my memory (for one, it was a return to lyricism for Eno at the time), and feeling connected to another person for whom the album also affirms life.
Guy holds a (too small) Resident's eyeball. No word if it is the missing Mr. Blue, though I wouldn't put it past Guy to 'accidentally' walk off with a random delivery. (To be clear: he would never do that.)
A childhood of Gilligan's Island: I distinctly remember contemplating Jim Backus' jowls, considering them to be an achievement of adulthood. This comic is a mish-mash of various events flying by me at the time - repeated teases and rejections from a prospective employer, an early freak-out about the upcoming Presidential election.
ReplyDeleteWas listening to Eno/Cale's Wrong Way Up (1990), which stands in a specific place in my memory (for one, it was a return to lyricism for Eno at the time), and feeling connected to another person for whom the album also affirms life.
Guy holds a (too small) Resident's eyeball. No word if it is the missing Mr. Blue, though I wouldn't put it past Guy to 'accidentally' walk off with a random delivery. (To be clear: he would never do that.)