Inivisible Hands Part 4

Invisible Hands Part 3

Inivisible Hands Part 2

"Invisible Hands" Part one

Richard Sala is one of my favorite cartoonists. I had no idea, but he did an animated feature for "Liquid Television" on MTV (Remember that show? Yes, it was that long ago!) called "Invisible Hands." Here is part one! The total show is 12 minutes long.

Since this aired, he has refined his style a little bit, but he still moves around the horror, monster, mystery and pulp genres with a cleverness that is unmatched. Everything new I find by him, I buy, no questions asked. His art has gotten a little more clean and simple, which is a good thing. If you do an Amazon search, you'll find quite a few goodies.

Here's his Web site. Is there anything cooler than the front page?

On, yeah. Here's the cartoon. I am going to post all six parts, one a day.

(By the way, I didn't forget about the 35 minute Wendy's story from my week without electricity. I am still finishing the story. It should keep. It's not terribly time sensitive, especially since I couldn't post it the day it happened.)

They didn't save the Fortress of Solitude, but ...

.. fans did raise $100,000 to fix the home in Cincinnati in which Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Here's the story.

Earliest reference describes Christ as 'magician'

Is this the first century equivalent of a coffee mug that says "I (heart) Jesus?"

This is a very interesting story, nonetheless.

Here's a sort of companion piece addressing if Jesus walked on water or ice.

Some words from Ray Bradbury

Here's a really nice story about Ray Bradbury's appearance at the Baltimore comic convention. i wish I had been there.